How long is the broadcast?

210 minutes, covering the full concert including encores and stage talk.

Is it suitable for children?

The content is a K-pop concert with no adult material, so it is fine for all ages. The loud volume and 210-minute runtime may be a lot for very young children.

Which cinemas are showing it?

Only two: Emperor Cinema (Tai Wai – The Wai) and Emperor Cinema (Macau – Lisboeta). No other Hong Kong venues are screening it.

Is there a free gift with the ticket?

From August 29, physical ticket holders can collect a limited A6 group postcard at the box office. One per ticket, while stocks last.

BOYNEXTDOOR TOUR 'KNOCK ON Vol.2' IN JAPAN Live Viewing

Name: BOYNEXTDOOR TOUR 'KNOCK ON Vol.2' IN JAPAN Live Viewing
Released: 2026-08-28
Duration: 210 min

BOYNEXTDOOR TOUR 'KNOCK ON Vol.2' IN JAPAN 現場直播

Released: 28 Aug 2026
Runtime: 210 min

The verdict

There are not yet enough audience votes to give this a reliable score. It is not currently playing in Hong Kong cinemas. 210 minutes.

What to expect

BOYNEXTDOOR's Japan stop on the 'KNOCK ON Vol.2' tour screens live at two Emperor Cinemas locations: Tai Wai (The Wai) and Macau (Lisboeta). The six-member group, put together by ZICO, brings a 210-minute set that runs the full concert — encores and between-song chat included. Tickets are HK$400. From August 29, anyone holding a physical ticket can pick up a limited A6 group postcard at the box office, one per ticket, while they last. Only two screenings are listed in the coming week, both at the same two venues. The content is family-friendly, though the volume and runtime may wear out very young children.

Its Hong Kong run

Played 2 times at 2 cinemas across 1 district, from 29 Aug 2026 to 29 Aug 2026, from HK$400.

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Common questions

How long is the broadcast?: 210 minutes, covering the full concert including encores and stage talk.
Is it suitable for children?: The content is a K-pop concert with no adult material, so it is fine for all ages. The loud volume and 210-minute runtime may be a lot for very young children.
Which cinemas are showing it?: Only two: Emperor Cinema (Tai Wai – The Wai) and Emperor Cinema (Macau – Lisboeta). No other Hong Kong venues are screening it.
Is there a free gift with the ticket?: From August 29, physical ticket holders can collect a limited A6 group postcard at the box office. One per ticket, while stocks last.