SINGAPORE - Taiwanese star Jay Chou popped by a local art gallery on Friday (Jan 5), a day before his The Invincible 2 Jay Chou Concert Tour 2018 at the National Stadium.
Chou, 38, posted a photo of himself with local artist Jahan Loh at his Genesis: God's Terrarium exhibit at The Culture Story art gallery in Redhill.
"Went to my friend @jahan_'s Genesis: God's Terrarium exhibit before my dress rehearsal," wrote Chou.
The exhibit opens to the public from 11am to 6pm on Jan 13 and 14 at The Culture Story in Thye Hong Centre.
It showcases eight new paintings and sculptures depicting Adam and Eve in Eden by Loh, a 41-year-old Singaporean street and pop artist, who has exhibited in places like New York, Melbourne, Beijing, Shanghai and Taipei.
Chou's concert at the National Stadium kicks off at 8pm on Saturday.
Tickets to the show range from $98 to $348.
His last gig at the same venue in 2016 was played to a sold-out, 40,000-strong audience.
Chou's organising team makes sure he gets to eat bak kut teh, butter crab and black pepper crab every time he visits Singapore, Lianhe Wanbao reported on Saturday.
The Mandopop superstar rose to fame in the noughties, releasing his debut album Jay in 2000, and is known for his mumbling style of singing.
The singer, who has two children with his Taiwanese model-actress wife Hannah Quinlivan, 24, was most recently a judge in Chinese reality singing competition Sing! China.
He mentored local singer Nathan Hartono to a second-place finish in the first season, and Joanna Dong to a third-place finish in the second season.
