Singer Jacky Cheung's encore concerts at Singapore Indoor Stadium slated for Nov 21 to 23
SINGAPORE: If you failed to nab a ticket to one of Jacky Cheung's 11 sold-out gigs in Singapore in 2023, here is your second chance.
The Hong Kong Heavenly King will stage three encore concerts at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Nov 21, 22 and 23, as part of the same 60+ Concert Tour.
Ticket prices – from S$168 to $388 – are identical to that of his 2023 shows here.
Priority sales for KrisFlyer members begin on July 2 from 10am to 11.59pm, and for OCBC cardmembers on July 3 from 10am to 11.59pm. General sales begin on July 4 at 10am.
The tour has travelled across Asia, and will stage encore shows in cities such as Macau, Kuala Lumpur and Suzhou.
Cheung's show business career began in 1984 when he joined PolyGram Records, which later became a subsidiary of Universal Music Group.
On Feb 23, the 63-year-old singer-actor celebrated a career milestone when he performed his 1,000th concert – and 218th show of the 60+ Concert Tour – in the Chinese city of Haikou.
He became the first Chinese artiste to surpass the 1,000-concert milestone, joining the same league as American singer Bruce Springsteen and American rock band Bon Jovi, who are known to have also achieved the feat.
To celebrate the occasion, Universal Music Greater China's management team attended the concert and presented Cheung with a special gift, honouring his remarkable influence and legacy over the past four decades.
Cheung reportedly said that evening: 'What do 1,000 concerts mean to me? It is a reflection of the past 40 years, where I have spent nearly 3,000 hours standing on this stage.
'I have poured all my sincerity and love into every performance. To every fan who has supported me, whether you are here with me tonight or not, my journey has been shaped by your unwavering love and encouragement... Thank you from the bottom of my heart.'
In a press statement, the star added: 'I give my best at every show and am deeply humbled by the immense support from my fans.'
Book it/Jacky Cheung 60+ Concert Tour 2025 – Singapore
Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium, 2 Stadium Walk
When: Nov 21, 22 and 23, 8pm
Admission: $168 to $388 via Ticketmaster (go to ticketmaster.sg or call 6018-7645) - The Straits Times/ANN
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