Virtual Pop Star Hatsune Miku Is Returning To Hong Kong In November 2025

Virtual Pop Star Hatsune Miku Is Returning To Hong Kong This November — Image credit: cfm/mikustagram/Instagram

It’s time to welcome Hatsume Miku back to Hong Kong. Hatsune Miku, the world’s most popular virtual singer, will be back in Hong Kong on November 8, 2025, at the AsiaWorld-Expo for an electrifying concert. Get ready for a night of high-energy performance and breathtaking visuals.

Also read our guide to Hong Kong’s public transport system.

All the details about the 2025 Hatsune Miku concert in Hong Kong

Hatsune Miku’s upcoming concert in Hong Kong is part of the Hatsune Miku Expo, a global live concert tour that celebrates digital creativity and the future of pop performance. Expect the show to combine thrilling performances, impressive visuals, and fan-favourite hits.

Tickets cost HKD 1488 (VIP), HKD 888, HKD 688, and HKD 488, respectively. VIP package includes one Free Standing ticket, early venue entry, a collectable lanyard pass, and themed merchandise. Seats are available in the seating and standing zones. Purchase tickets through HK Ticketing here.

Besides Hong Kong, Miku will perform in Bangkok, Jakarta, Manila, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and Seoul. Mark your calendar for the dates and venues below.

Bangkok: November 5 – UOB Live
Hong Kong: November 8 – AsiaWorld-Expo
Jakarta: November 12 – Tennis Indoor Senayan
Manila: November 16 – SM Mall of Asia Arena
Singapore: November 19 – The Star Theatre
Kuala Lumpur: November 22 – Idea Live KL
Seoul: November 29 – Hwajeong Gymnasium

Meet the world’s most famous virtual star

Hatsune Miku is a software-generated singer developed by Crypton Future Media. The Vocaloid has gained a loyal fan base since its release in 2007. The “singer” is a teenage girl with turquoise pig tails who performs live virtual concerts onstage via a 3D holographic projection.

The character’s name comes from the words for “first” (‘hatsu’), “sound” (‘ne’), and “future” (‘miku’). Together, it means “the first sound of the future”. Miku’s voice is modelled after Japanese voice actress Saki Fujita. There had been 100,000 songs under the name “Hatsune Miku”. In 2020, Miku was announced as a performer at Coachella, which was eventually cancelled due to the pandemic.

This story first appeared here.

(Feature Image Credit: cfm_mikustagram/Instagram)

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The information in this article is accurate as of the date of publication.

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