Shi Fu Miz share first line-up drop for 2026 edition at new venue

Shi Fu Miz has officially unveiled plans for its 2026 edition, confirming a new venue, a refreshed format, and its first batch of artists

After five editions on Cheung Chau, the festival is heading to Tai Tong Organic EcoPark in Yuen Long.

The move ties back to last year’s crowdfunding push, which helped stabilise finances and hinted that a new setting and format were on the way. At the time, organisers shared they were considering “a different format and potentially in a different venue,” and that vision is now locked in.

“In terms of logistic and production costs, we had to find a new financial way to make it happen as Cheung Chau logistics was a nightmare of organisation. We chose to move to Tai Tong EcoPark in order to bring people to a new exciting site after spending five editions in Cheung Chau,” organisers stated to Mixmag Asia.

Tai Tong Organic EcoPark is located in the tranquil valley of Tai Tong village, only a 10-minute drive from Yuen Long, occupying over a million square feet of land with lychee forests.

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For 2026, the festival will kick off with an opening night on Friday, March 20, before the main day on Saturday, March 21.

Three stages will shape the main event; the Feng Shui Stage will focus on house and groove-led sets, the Warehouse Stage will present techno-influenced curation by 0159, and the Dragon Stage will highlight breakbeat and UK-oriented sounds from local collectives.

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The first artist announcement includes Hiroko Yamamura, Mamie’s, Minna-No-Kimochi, Mr Ho in a back-to-back set with a mystery guest, the 0159 Collective, Arthur Yeti, Chaotic Pavilion, and our Mixmag Lab Hong Kong partners, Umami.

As a warm-up to the main event next year, Shi Fu Miz will hold a club night on December 6 featuring Danilo Plessow aka MCDE, marking his debut in Hong Kong.

Tickets to Shi Fu Miz in March 2026 are already available for purchase here.

Amira Waworuntu is Mixmag Asia’s Managing Editor, follow her on Instagram.

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