About the event
Terrible Baby, Eaton HK’s flagship bar, will launch a brand-new weekly live music series in the Music Room at Terrible Baby starting Thursday, October 23. Every Thursday night at 8pm, the Music Room transforms into an intimate haven for music lovers, a place where the sound is raw and the lights are low. Each week will bring a rotating lineup of live acts and bands, paired with a limited-edition cocktail menu inspired by timeless songs that shaped generations.
From rock and funk to jazz and folk, each session will feature musicians performing a mix of originals and reimagined covers in Terrible Baby’s living room-style Music Room. Outfitted with the highest-quality sound equipment, the Music Room delivers a polished, professional live music experience in an irreplicable home lounge setting. Known as one of the city’s most coveted indie live venues, the intimate Music Room has become a safe space for emerging and established artists alike to experiment, collaborate, and play freely in front of an open-minded audience.
Inspired by the sounds on stage, Terrible Baby’s bar team has composed a cocktail list that hums in harmony with music’s golden eras, each drink paying tribute to a legendary track. Whiskey River (HK$110) nods to Willie Nelson’s 1973 country classic, blending Nikka Whisky From the Barrel, Holzer Original Granit, shiso liqueur, and Perrier for a smoky, steady pour that goes down smoothly. Raspberry Fields Forever (HK$120) takes inspiration from The Beatles’ iconic 1967 track “Strawberry Fields Forever,” remixing the psychedelic classic with Código 1530 blanco tequila, iichiko Saiten shochu, raspberry shrub, citrus, and a bright twist of methyl. How High the Moonshine (HK$130) riffs on the jazz standard “How High the Moon,” layering Apple Pie Moonshine, Amari blend, and bitters into a warm, slow-building finish that lingers like the final note of a horn. Finally, Gin Bottle Blues (HK$130) brings a softer melancholy with Generous gin, citrus-infused Lillet, and lychee liqueur stirred into something smooth enough to sing along to.
A small menu of bar snacks will also be available throughout the night, including Tom Yum Croquettes (HK$138), Halloumi Fries (HK$148), Mini Bamboo Charcoal Cheeseburgers (HK$168), and the TB Special Platter (HK$208).
With its new weekly sessions, Terrible Baby invites music lovers and free spirits alike to sink into the groove.
*Prices are subject to a 10% service charge
Terrible Baby
Address: 4/F Eaton HK, 380 Nathan Road, Jordan, Kowloon
(Street Entrance on Pak Hoi Street)
Tel: (852) 2710 1866
Opening hours: (Sun – Thurs) 2pm – 12am ; (Fri – Sat) 2pm – 2am
Website: www.terriblebaby.com
（Facebook）@terriblebabyhk |（Instagram） @terriblebaby
About the organiser
About Terrible Baby
Terrible Baby is Eaton HK’s flagship bar and performance space.
Terrible Baby's unusual name is a literal translation of the French phrase ‘L’Enfant Terrible.’ It refers to a group of young, passionate and fearless creatives who take inspiration from the Dadaist art movement. They are talented yet non-conformists; innovative and unorthodox who enjoy taking risks and being daring. Terribly Baby embodies the thought-provoking and rebellious characteristics of this boundary-pushing faction of ambitious youths.
Located on the 4th floor of Eaton HK, Terrible Baby is accessible from Pak Hoi Street via a dedicated neon-lit escalator, or the hotel’s retro glass elevators which provide a glimpse into the thriving scene as they move between floors. The space boasts a lush outdoor terrace that looks out over some of Jordan’s most iconic buildings, a Music Room, Gallery Room and access to Eaton House co-working space.
Terrible Baby is unlike any other hotel bar. As well as a key outlet within Eaton HK, it is a destination venue for the neighborhood’s thriving creative scene and those seeking a refreshing cultural experience from further afield.
With music at the heart of the Terrible Baby experience, guests can expect a diverse schedule of both local and international live sets on a weekly basis.
About Eaton Workshop
Eaton Workshop is a global mission-driven hospitality company. Eaton is global in outlook, yet local in community engagement. Eaton DC opened in downtown Washington, D.C. in September 2018, closely followed by Eaton HK in the Jordan neighborhood of Hong Kong in November 2018. Both Eaton DC (1202 K St NW) and Eaton HK (380 Nathan Road) are top to bottom renovations of existing hotels.
www.EatonWorkshop.com | Instagram: @EatonWorkshop
About Eaton HK
Eaton HK is Eaton Workshop’s original hometown location in Kowloon, Hong Kong. It is inspired by the neon-lit nostalgia that defines its neighborhood of Jordan made iconic in so many Hong Kong films. Our design references the gritty romantic appeal of Wong Kar Wai’s 1990s arthouse films shot in our neighborhood, while music and cultural programming provide outlets for creativity and communion. Eaton HK offers a cinema auditorium, radio station, members workspace, music venue, cocktail bar and terrace, two-story food hall, art gallery, event space, Michelin-starred Chinese restaurant, curated retail shop, and a rooftop pool. Eaton Hong Kong is the ultimate cultural hub and inclusive sanctuary for hotel guests and Hong Kongers interested in art and culture, music, community, food and beverage, and more.