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Hot music acts at Hong Kong’s biggest festival of the year

Can’t wait to get your indie music fix at Laneway in January? It’s not too late to jump on a flight to Hong Kong for the event that locals rate as the best music event of the year. The two-day Clockenflap Festival (don’t ask what the name means) takes place this coming December 1-2 on the sprawling waterfront grounds known as the West Kowloon Cultural District. It’s an unbeatable setting, looking back across the water to Hong Kong island; though chances are you’ll be mainly focused on the stage. The lineup this year is their best-yet: Saturday bears witness to Primal Scream, Azealia Banks, !!!, Sneaky Sound System and more; on Sunday it’s the turn of Mercury Prize winners Alt-J, hip hop legends De La Soul and The Klaxons to close it out. Tickets on the door start at HKD490 ($77) for a one-day pass. Find out more at www.clockenflap.com. And, before you go, check out tips on everything else that’s going on up there on our sister site www.hk-magazine.com.