Shi Fu Miz Festival 2026 Moves To Yuen Long

Back for its 10th round, Shi Fu Miz Festival is swapping its usual Cheung Chau stomping grounds for something new in 2026: Tai Tong Organic EcoPark in Yuen Long. Same eclectic music mission, fresh outdoor aerna. Think rolling hills, lychee forests and three stages guaranteed to take you out of the typical Hong Kong clubbing experience, featuring rare grooves to techno thumpers.

This year, the festival will run for one day only, on Saturday, 22 March 2026, from 12pm to 2am, with a warm-up party the night before at a club that has yet to be announced. The main event runs all day at the Tai Tong Organic EcoPark — basically, a million-square-foot valley hidden in Yuen Long, about 10 minutes from the town centre. It’s been a family-friendly nature spot since 1994, but for one day only, it’s getting taken over by bass bins, breakbeats and dancing in the dirt.

The park will host three main stages, each with their own vibe:

Feng Shui Stage: House and groove, featuring regional talents and international headliners — Capacity 800

Valley Stage: Genre-fluid and techno-leaning, curated by 0159, the young guns of Hong Kong’s underground — Capacity 800

Dragon Stage: Breakbeat and UK sounds, hosted by local collectives keeping the bass scene weird and wonderful — Capacity 200

Like years past, the Shi Fu Miz 2026 lineup is not one to snuff. Here’s a full breakdown of the headliners and local DJS set to perform:

Hiroko Yamamura (Chicago) – Jackin’ house and techno with serious edge.
Mamie’s (Paris) – Atmosphere-first DJs who know how to throw a party.
Minna-No-Kimochi (Tokyo) – Experimental duo deconstructing 90s trance.
Mr. Ho (HK) b2b Roza Terenzi (Perth) – First time sharing decks, expect rave energy across eras.
Ross From Friends (London) – Bringing his signature warm-yet-weird dancefloor magic.
Rose (California) – Techno with hypnotic, kaleidoscopic heat.
Ruby Savage (Amsterdam) – Soul, jazz, disco, dub and dance.
0159 Collective – Driving HK’s underground with experimental, bass-heavy sounds.
Arthur Yeti (Yeti Out) – 20+ years in the game, bridging East London basement energy.
Fabsabs (Cantomania) – Keeping Cantopop and Cantonese disco alive.
Chaotic Pavilion – Raw, high-energy house and techno.
Feed the Dragon – UK bass collective turned label, pushing garage, breaks and jungle.
Hong Kong Analog Shopping Centre – Preserving analog record culture in a digital world.
OIL Soundsystem – Repping Shenzhen’s iconic venue with a crew of DJ-designers.
S2 – Genre-skipping, film-inspired sets from a four-headed collective.
UMAMI – Breaking down the DJ/audience wall since 2023.

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