The Asia Music Event (AME) will make its debut in Hong Kong on Nov 26, convening more than 1,000 leading voices and industry representatives from across Asia and the international electronic music scene.
The two-day event will delve into developments and trends in Asian music markets, foster exchange and cooperation, and help drive the growth of Asia's electronic music sector.
Supported by the Hong Kong Tourism Board, the conference will take place at Soho House Hong Kong, featuring more than 30 program sessions such as keynote speeches, panel discussions, workshops and diverse music experiences. It will bring together executives, artists, festival operators and creative pioneers from more than 200 companies, organizations, platforms and festivals, including Warner Music and the Magic of Tomorrowland.
The initiative comes as electronic music reaches new heights worldwide. Statistics show that the global electronic music industry was valued at $15.1 billion in 2025, up 7 percent year-on-year. With Asia becoming an increasingly important driver of that growth, AME organizers said it seeks to position Hong Kong as a new hub connecting Asia's rapidly evolving music ecosystem with the broader global industry.
