
Mandopop singer Wakin Chau to perform in Singapore this July
Mandopop legend Wakin Chau, 64, will return to Singapore this July for a one-night concert at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. Titled The Younger Me Concerts 3.0, the show comes a year after his last performance in Singapore at Marina Bay Sands.
Chau will be delighting concertgoers on Jul 19 with nostalgic tunes such as Friends and The Flowery Heart.
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Tickets for the concert will cost between S$138 and S$288.
There will be two presale sessions for the show: The first will be for Mastercard holders from 2pm on May 14 to 12pm on May 15; the second will be for Live Nation members from 2pm on May 15 to 12pm on May 16.
General sales will then start at 2pm on May 16.
In a career spanning close to four decades, Chau has released a bevy of evergreen Mandopop tunes.
Speaking about his latest concert, Chau said: 'I've spent so many years constantly flying, performing for others... This time, I want to sing the songs that truly matter to me: The songs I want to sing for myself.'
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