Skibs, a 18 year old rapper from Hong Kong will make his main stage debut at the inaugural BloHK Party event on Dec 7, curated by Pharrell Williams. Interview.

“If you want a sex, drugs and rock’n’roll tale, this is it.” An interview with Ministry.

“Girls only like music for the most innocent of reasons.” Fatboy Slim discusses about EDM, cinema, collaborations and truffle hunt.

“You start a band for any number of different reasons. You want to be a star, or Jimi Hendrix, or you want to get the girl.” Huey Lewis had a chat with Scott Murphy before the FCC Ball in Hong Kong last Saturday night.

It’s not quite Cirque du Soleil as you know it. Nor is it the best of Michael Jackson. Is a unique, surprising and at times, thrilling hybrid. Read the live review and check the Australian tour dates.

Ivan Rutherford – Jean Valjean in Broadway’s Les Misérables – will make his one man show debut in Hong Kong today. Interview.

Pledge Music: a better way to interact with fans. Interview with founder Benji Rogers.

They’ve been called “indie-folk” and one of Hong Kong’s best bands, but the truth is that Noughts and Exes are really forging their own unique path. Interview.

Thinking of a band (and even an artist) as a company is a way to make the entire process be more efficient. Read the precious advice and case studies from US-lawyer Jesse Morris.

Legends Huey Lewis and the News are touring in Hong Kong and Japan in September-October. Read the story.

Former Hong Kong resident and Creative Life Sciences Founder to hold private and public sessions in the city. Nand Harjani discovered his intuitive gifts as a young child and since that time, he has held tens of thousands of consulting sessions with people who come to him for guidance. 15 years ago he created the company Creative Life Sciences in […]

Scott Murphy got his dose of carefully controlled chaos last week at Linkin Park’s show in Hong Kong.

The xx played on Wednesday night in Hong Kong. Scott Murphy was there and tells us how was this live experience.

Before embarking for Asia, the Smashing Pumpkins talked to Scott Murphy in an exclusive interview for Music Weekly Asia.

Ahead of the group’s upcoming show in Hong Kong on August 17, bassist Doris Yeh answers queries about all things Chthonic.

At times, the unique fan studded documentary “Springsteen and I” is so laugh out loud funny that you don’t even have to be a Bruce Springsteen music lover to enjoy it. Review.

New York based Suzanne Vega will make her first appearance in Hong Kong next week. Scott Murphy had a lovely chat with her.