



Overview
The Ambyar Music Fest Hong Kong 2025, held on Saturday, May 31, 2025, was a vibrant one-day music extravaganza at the heart of Hong Kong, showcasing the soulful sounds of Indonesian music. Headlined by the renowned artist Denny Caknan in its second session, the festival captivated audiences with its heartfelt performances and rich cultural resonance. The event was supported fully by Bank BRI Hong Kong and BRI Remittance.
This dynamic festival brought together music lovers and the Indonesian diaspora, blending emotional “ambyar” tunes with the energy of cross-border cultural celebration. With its pulsating rhythms, Ambyar Music Fest Hong Kong 2025 created an unforgettable experience, strengthening ties between communities while showcasing the power of music and innovation.
Economic Impact
The festival significantly contributed to Hong Kong’s economy through ticket sales, sponsorships, and ancillary spending, based on confirmed attendance and regional benchmarks.
| Economic Metric | Estimated Outcome |
|---|---|
| Revenue Generated | HK$1.5-3 million from ticket sales, food, merchandise, and sponsorships |
| Jobs Created | Temporary jobs in event production, security, hospitality, and marketing |
| Attendance | Featuring four shows (two per day) with 3,500 attendees each, totaling 14,000 attendees |
| Licensing/Partnership Deals | Potential for media rights and future collaborations with Indonesian artists |
Cultural Impact
The festival strengthened cultural ties between Hong Kong and Indonesia, celebrating the “ambyar” genre and fostering community pride.
| Cultural Metric | Estimated Outcome |
|---|---|
| Audience Diversity & Reach | 14,000 attendees, primarily Indonesian diaspora and music enthusiasts |
| Preservation of Cultural Heritage | Promoted “ambyar” Javanese pop, preserving Indonesian musical traditions |
| Innovation in Artistic Expression | Showcased modern Javanese pop, blending traditional and contemporary elements |
| Community Engagement & Inclusivity | Engaged the Indonesian diaspora through music and cultural pride |
