Rockit Hong Kong Music Festival

The first Rockit festival, 25–26 October 2003, was headlined by Japanese Metal Band Electric Eel Shock and Australia's Regurgitator. • Electric Eel Shock • Regurgitator • The Feelers • Finley Quaye • Mark Gardener • Gold Rush • Six by Seven • DJ Marky & XRS • Stamina MC • A Guy Called Gerald • DJ Suv Live Showcase • Leslie Loh • Spanish Harlem Orchestra • DJ Bodhi • Simon Pang • Uncle Joe • Audiotraffic • White Label • Whence He Came • P.N.S. • Boombox Soundsystem • SemIQ • Buddhiston ==2004==

In 2004 the event coincided with a three-day weekend (22–24 October) so the organisers extended the event to the Friday afternoon. The headliners were The Cooper Temple Clause on the Saturday and Regurgitator on the Sunday. • The Cooper Temple Clause • Regurgitator • Aqualung • Dive Dive • 5,6,7,8′s • DJ Krust • DJ Die • Dynamite MC • MC Tali • Amil Khan • Joris Voorn • DJ Godfather • Josie Ho • The Pancakes • Audiotraffic • DJ Kien Lieu • Invincible • Waxed Apple • King Ly Chee • My Little Airport • DJ Tommy • 22 Cats • Kai Hii Kitora • Zoundz • Over A Dogma • Alok′s 31G • Malfunction • Robot • Garoupa • Nude • Nothing None • Fantastic Day • Flowers of Babylon • Climax • UNiXX ==2005==

Rockit 2005 was held 12–13 November. • Feeder • DJ Marky & Stamina MC • Princess Superstar • Joris Voorn • Thierry Nkeli Faha • Soler • The Academy • Uptown Rockers • Robot • Shotgun She-ras • Frankie Lam • Qiu Hong • Dirt Star • Nude • Hardpack • SiQ • Helter Skelter • The Darlings • Ghost Style • Little Fat Pig • Natural City • Audiotraffic • We Shot Kennedy Brian Jonestown Massacre were scheduled to headline the Saturday but cancelled 24 hours before the show. ==2006==

Rockit 2006 was held 14–15 October. • Ian Brown • Goldie • Anthony Wong Yiu-Ming • Adam F • Electric Eel Shock • Tookoo • Bryan G • Frankie Lam • Uptown Rockers • Qiu Hong • Little Fat Pig • Robot • The Yours • Hardpack • The Academy • Shotgun She-Ras • Garoupa • Noughts and Exes • Empire • Atomic Bubbles • dr.eggs • The Sinister Left • The Dragon Army • Spencer Douglas The Rockit Website has a video feature highlighting the local bands trying out to Play At Rockit. Interesting look at the Hong Kong Indie Music scene. ==Legacy==

Rockit ceased in 2006, largely because of difficulties in securing necessary permissions from Hong Kong government. In 2009, the organisers announced a multi-stage music and arts event in Macau, called Mima Revolution. Music directors Jay Forster and Justin Sweeting together with Mike Hill went on to found the Clockenflap festival from 2008. ==See also==