Tripolism headlines on Chater Road, Central's largest ever history-making street party

OPEN by HE.R will take place on March 29, 2026, along Chater Road in Central, transforming the street into an open-air venue for the closing weekend of Hong Kong’s Art Week.

Organised by HE.R 鶴, the event expands the collective’s club-focused programming by bringing its distinctive music direction into a larger public setting. Running from the afternoon into the evening, OPEN reimagines the urban space as a shared cultural experience.

Hong Kong Art Week itself brings together major international fairs, gallery exhibitions, and independent projects across the city. Anchored by flagship events such as Art Basel Hong Kong and Art Central, the week attracts artists, collectors, and visitors from across the region and beyond.

Headlining OPEN is Tripolism, the Copenhagen-based trio known for their blend of house, melodic textures, and soulful vocals.

With releases such as ‘Dope Dance’, the recent ‘Swim’ and a slew of hypnotic remixes, plus appearances at major international festivals including Coachella 2025, the group has built a reputation for sets that balance groove with more atmospheric elements.

OPEN by HE.R will mark Tripolism’s debut performance in Asia, while also turning Chater Road into an open-air music festival for the first time.

Alongside the trio, the line-up also highlights Hong Kong’s local scene, with performances from Ani Phoebe, Mimi x FY, and HE.R Soundsystem, represented by Alex Nude and Cocoa Zhou.

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Mimi x FY operate across house, techno, and melodic electronic styles, combining steady club rhythms with occasional disco and downtempo elements in their sets. The duo has played at venues and festivals including Hï Ibiza, Tomorrowland, and fabric, and released music on labels such as Crosstown Rebels.

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HE.R Soundsystem is the Hong Kong-based DJ duo of Alex Nude and Cocoa Zhou, the creative force behind HE.R; the city’s retro-futuristic music and lifestyle concept. Their sets draw from deep house, melodic house, and minimal-influenced selections, with a focus on pacing and continuity across extended performances.

The duo hold a weekly residency at Mott 32, where they lead the full musical direction of HE.R’s events. Alex Nude’s international circuit has seen him perform alongside artists including Black Coffee and Peggy Gou, while Cocoa Zhou has established herself as a prominent figure in Hong Kong’s DJ scene through her magnetic blend of minimal tech, house, and indie dance.

Ani Phoebe brings a vinyl-focused approach shaped by balearic, cosmic, and leftfield dance selections, often drawing from global underground scenes. She has performed across Asia, Europe, and the Americas, with appearances at festivals such as Wonderfruit and Magnetic Fields, as well as recognition through mixes for numerous platforms.

Ticketing includes standard entry, with additional tickets available at the door, as well as a VIP HE.R Paddock option that includes backstage access with food and beverages.

Secure your tickets here.

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

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