Linda Chung Announces First Hong Kong Coliseum Concert
SingTao · 1 SOURCESabout 3 hours ago5 MIN
Summary
Linda Chung (鍾嘉欣) said on October 20 that she will stage her first solo concert at the Hong Kong Coliseum in March, marking the fulfilment of a dream she has held for years. The singer and actress, who officially debuted as a singer in 2008, said the concert is not only her own dream but also one shared by fans and supporters who have followed her for many years. She added that the show will be built around a completely new run-through and that she has already been holding frequent planning meetings for it. Chung also indicated that guest performers will be people she likes and with whom she shares past experiences, with details to be announced at a press conference in December
Key Points
- Chung announced on social media on October 20 that she will perform her first Hong Kong Coliseum solo concert in March next year
- She told SingTao on October 21 that returning to Hong Kong for the show feels like a dream come true for her and fans
- Chung said she began singing at 23, released her first song and album, and had long hoped to return to Hong Kong for a concert
- On possible guests, she said a December press conference will reveal details, but they will be artists she loves and has shared experiences with
- Fans pushed back against claims she lacks enough songs, citing tracks including “A Dinner for One”, “Actually I’m Not Happy”, “Missing You Day and Night” and “The Happiest Thing”
Why It Matters
For Hong Kong audiences, the concert brings back a homegrown television and music figure whose songs are closely tied to popular drama memories and long-time fan support. The strong reaction online, including debate over her catalogue and hopes for a Raymond Lam guest appearance, suggests the show is already being framed as a nostalgia-driven event with broad local interest