13th April 2025 – (Hong Kong) British rock band Coldplay wrapped up their four-show concert series at the main venue of Kai Tak Sports Park last night. The park management reported an impressive turnout of approximately 200,000 spectators from overseas, the mainland, and Hong Kong, marking the first concert held at the venue since its opening in March.
Expressing confidence in hosting more international sporting and entertainment events in the future, the park management sees this successful Coldplay concert series as a stepping stone towards further promoting and solidifying Hong Kong’s reputation as the “Asian Capital of Events.”
Throughout the series of performances, Coldplay’s lead singer Chris Martin captivated audiences from start to finish, creating a vibrant atmosphere that resonated with fans. The concerts featured a blend of mesmerising music performances, unique visual effects, and an engaging live experience, allowing each attendee to immerse themselves in Coldplay’s distinctive charm. The band delivered their classic hits, with each song eliciting enthusiastic responses, as the crowd cheered along with the music, creating a lively and electrifying atmosphere.
The management of Kai Tak Sports Park described this concert series as not only a musical feast for enthusiasts but also a gathering of audiences from diverse backgrounds and age groups. Attendees came together at the newly inaugurated Kai Tak Sports Park to enjoy the music and engage in interactive experiences with one another.
In preparation for this inaugural international concert series, the park management spared no effort in ensuring that all arrangements were meticulously planned and executed to perfection. From security checks at the entrance to in-venue dining options and post-event traffic arrangements, close collaboration with the organizers, various government departments, public transport operators, and stakeholders aimed to provide the best possible experience for all attendees.
Reflecting on the successful event, the park management highlighted the seamless operations of dining facilities within the main venue, the diverse dining options at the Kai Tak Mall, and the “Kai Tak Dining Cove Carnival” operating on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. These offerings provided visitors with a wide selection of dining choices and international cuisines. Additionally, the efficient departure process ensured that nearly 50,000 spectators could exit the main venue orderly within 20 minutes and access various modes of transportation in nearby areas, contributing to a smooth overall operation.
John Sharkey, the Chief Executive of Kai Tak Sports Park, expressed his delight at the successful conclusion of Coldplay’s concert series at the venue, affirming the park’s commitment to bringing world-class sports and leisure entertainment events to Hong Kong. He credited the success of the concerts to the support and cooperation of various teams and audiences, laying a solid foundation for the park’s future operations. Sharkey expressed gratitude and confidence in continuing to deliver more exciting events for Hong Kong, further solidifying its status as the “Asian Capital of Events.”
