Hong Kong’s Boomerang is on a mission to prove that Las Vegas doesn’t have all the fun. Five years in and the club has just earned its fifth consecutive spot in DJ Mag’s Top 100 Clubs, hitting 40, their highest ranking yet and a clear signal that Asia’s taking the global club scene seriously.

From their kinetic motorized ceiling (yes, really) to a Funktion-One sound system Boomerang isn’t playing around. Located in Hong Kong’s nightlife epicenter Lan Kwai Fong, they’ve been climbing steadily since debuting at #98 in 2021, hosting everyone from Lost Frequencies to Meduza along the way.

But Boomerang’s ambitions stretch beyond just hosting big names. Last year, they launched Distinct Records, their own label that’s already making noise in the global dance ecosystem. With creative director Deejaykarlie and Privé Group’s John Rana at the helm, they’re building something that looks less like a typical club operation and more like a cultural empire.

Five years in and they’re just getting started. Between their production-level events and label push, Boomerang’s proved that Asian nightlife can compete with any circuit on earth. That climb from #98 to 40? That’s not just numbers. It’s testament to Hong Kong’s growing club foot print.

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