West Kowloon Performing Arts x Kung Chi-shing x Joshua Chan "No More Dark" Concert

Highlights

Renowned local indie musicians Kung Chi-shing and Joshua Chan are set to perform their "No More Dark" concert on August 21–22, 2026, at Freespace, West Kowloon Cultural District. This production is a poignant dialogue between light and dark, born from the artists' collaborative efforts and a creative retreat in New York. The resulting album, "No More Dark," captures the complex balance between urban cool and human warmth, serving as the heart of this live concert experience.

Program

The performance takes inspiration from the late American jazz guitarist Terry Callier’s iconic piece, "Love Theme from Spartacus." Kung and Chan have meticulously deconstructed and reconstructed this melody, embedding it within a landscape of free improvisation that utilizes piano, violin, guitar, wind instruments, and electronic soundscapes. The concert acts as an auditory voyage, leading the audience through the depths of darkness toward a flicker of hope and warmth. This performance is perfectly suited for those who appreciate experimental sound, jazz-fusion explorations, and minimalist music, all set within the intimate, acoustically rich environment of The Box at Freespace.

Performers

• Kung Chi-shing: A prominent Hong Kong composer and performing artist known for his pioneering work in experimental music and interdisciplinary performance art.
• Joshua Chan: A highly regarded Hong Kong indie singer-songwriter recognized for his delicate melodies and deeply emotive musical style.

Venue & Access

Venue: The Box, Freespace, West Kowloon Cultural District. Access: The venue is easily accessible by MTR (Kowloon Station, Exit E or D; or Austin Station, Exit D). Public parking facilities are available within the West Kowloon Cultural District for those driving.

Ticketing

• Standard Ticket: HK$480
• Concession Ticket: HK$432
• Note: Concessionary rates are available for senior citizens (aged 60+), people with disabilities and their minders, CSSA recipients, wheelchair users and their minders, and full-time students. Valid proof of status must be presented upon entry.