Hins Cheung Eyes 2027 Hong Kong Shows, New Channel
AM730 · 1 SOURCESabout 2 hours ago5 MIN
Summary
Singer Hins Cheung (張敬軒) said he intends to hold concerts in Hong Kong in 2027 and plans to test ideas first through experimental performances at special venues. He made the remarks while appearing as a judge on TVB's singing programme “Fei Chang Hao Sheng Yin”, where nearly 100 fans waited outside Television City. Cheung also used the interview to explain why his online show “Hin Kung Knocks the Bowl” stopped, saying accounting and royalty allocation between his old and new companies had not been properly resolved. He added that he is discussing with YouTube whether to move fully under Emperor Entertainment Group or open a new channel.
Key Points
- Cheung appeared on TVB programme “Fei Chang Hao Sheng Yin” as a judge, with nearly 100 fans waiting outside Television City for him on Sunday.
- He said his first Hong Kong concerts could come in 2027, preceded by experimental performances staged at specially chosen venues.
- Asked about a studio-style residency like Eason Chan's, Cheung said that format is extremely demanding and suits singers with very deep catalogues.
- Discussing his December “Unplugged • Sheng Yue Concert” with the Macao Chinese Orchestra, he said he is serving as artistic director for the first time.
- Cheung said “Hin Kung Knocks the Bowl” stopped because song fees and royalties were being booked to his old company instead of Emperor Entertainment Group.
Why It Matters
For Hong Kong audiences, Cheung's comments point to a two-track plan: a return to local live performance in 2027 and a possible relaunch of his online presence on a new platform. His explanation of the channel dispute also offers a rare look at how legacy contracts, royalties and company transitions can directly affect artists' public output.