Hong Kong ComplexCon Conference

Since 2016, ComplexCon Hong Kong has established itself as a landmark event in contemporary culture, bringing together artists, athletes, and brands from around the globe to collaborate and celebrate.

ComplexCon is one of the largest street‑culture festivals in the United States. This edition marks the first time ComplexCon has been held outside the U.S., with Hong Kong chosen as the venue. At the event, Hu Chen Dezhi, CEO of Complex China, told a reporter from Southern Finance All‑Media, “Hong Kong is a city where street‑culture thrives—I myself grew up here. Moreover, China’s consumer market for street culture is rapidly expanding, and the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area boasts a large community of enthusiasts. That’s why we selected Hong Kong.” She added that, following this event, Complex plans to roll out additional initiatives across cities in the Greater Bay Area.

This is the first time the international pop‑culture phenomenon ComplexCon has taken place outside the United States. The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government is actively promoting economic revitalization this year. ComplexCon Hong Kong will blend fashion, music, art, design, gastronomy, and technology to deliver a distinctive street‑culture experience.

The event will feature some of the world’s most influential brands and artists, offering a comprehensive, multi‑dimensional experience spanning fashion, sneakers, art, cuisine, music, and creative inspiration—making it an annual gathering that sets the tone for future trends.

From trendy toys and music to cutting‑edge fashion, ComplexCon Hong Kong drew 30,000 trendsetters from around the world to the city.

ComplexCon Hong Kong serves as a platform for cultural exchange across the Greater Bay Area, Asia, and the wider world, uniting Asia’s most prominent artists, celebrated creators, and global trendsetters to assemble an unprecedentedly star‑studded lineup.

Hong Kong ComplexCon Conference tickets are e-tickets. Mainland China visitors must complete online pre-registration with real-name ID verification; overseas visitors must use passport verification; Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan visitors must use their travel permit. On site, verify entry with your ID card or by scanning the e-ticket QR code.