Eaton HK hosts third edition of UNHEARD Sound and Music Festival
From July 18 to 28, explore the essence of sound and music—from its psychological impact to cultural context—through various activities
Eaton HK once again demonstrates that it is more than just a hotel; it’s a hub of cultural and artistic innovation as it returns to host the third iteration of UNHEARD Sound and Music Festival.
Running from July 18 to 28, this year's festival promises a deep dive into the avant-garde and the experimental, hosted in partnership with Contemporary Musiking HK and dtby.
Expect a mix of live performances, talks, workshops, and screenings designed to challenge and expand your perceptions of sound.
This year, the festival explores this diverse sonic landscape through music-making and listening devices, sonic world-building, and the role of 3D modelling and electronics in modern music.
Look forward to live performances, music documentary screenings, workshops supported by Arturia and panels discussing China's experimental music scene and the diaspora's sounds.
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Unique sessions include storytelling by the Deaf community and a DIY radio installation by neurodivergent artists.
Join pioneering local musicians like SOPHY, FINGERGAP, cehryl, hirsk, and sound artists from around the globe, including Amy Chan, Eric Wong, Hui Ye, Kanta Horio, Kin Lam, and Rafaele Andrade.
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Spanning two weekends, the festival promises an enriching experience for both curious minds and seasoned musicians.
Peek the full programming list of Eaton HK’s UNHEARD Sound and Music Festival and register here.
Amira Waworuntu is Mixmag Asia’s Managing Editor, follow her on Instagram.
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