SINGAPORE - Chinese singer-songwriter Li Ronghao will perform a concert in Singapore on Oct 19, his second here after his first at The Max Pavilion two years ago.
The 33-year-old Mandopop star, known for his soulful singing style, reflective lyrics, is making a stop in Singapore as part of his If I Were Young World Tour.
The tour kicked off in Shanghai on March 16 this year, and has made stops in Xiamen and Dalian. The Singapore show will be its first stop outside China.
Fans at the show can expect to hear songs such as Quarrelsome Lovers and Poverty Or Wealth from his latest album Ear, as well as numbers such as Model and Stubborn Love from his older albums.
As the concert's chief planner and one of its directors, Li is personally involved in every aspect of the show, from its poster visual and setlist to stage design and effects.
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Book it/ RONGHAO LI IF I WERE YOUNG WORLD TOUR CONCERT
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WHERE: Singapore Indoor Stadium, 2 Stadium Walk
WHEN: Oct 19, 8pm
ADMISSION: $108, $138, $168, $198 from Sports Hub Tix (www.sportshubtix.sg or call 3158-7888). Ticket sales start at noon on May 17.
In a press release, Li said: "I hope that the concert can be simple and direct, returning to the basics and essence of the music.
"The theme - If I Were Young - has a special significance. I hope that through this theme, everyone can (learn to) cherish their lives, time and people around them, as well as live up to their goals."
On April 23, a wax statue of Li - spotting a light pink jacket and his signature small eyes - was unveiled at a Madame Tussauds wax museum in Beijing. The singer, who is dating Taiwanese singer-actress Rainie Yang, said on Weibo that he felt "very honoured" to be included in the attraction.