Show Luo (or Luo Zhi Xiang) will be coming back to Singapore for his solo concert.
The concert will take place in October this year.
Are you ready to see the Taiwanese pop star live in the flesh?
If so, read on to learn more about the concert.
Show Luo Will Have a Concert in Singapore on 7 October 2023
Do you remember Show Luo from his days as a variety show entertainer, host, actor, singer and dancer from Taiwan?
The 43-year-old man is apparently back in the entertainment scene after netizens turned their backs on him for cheating on his then-girlfriend, socialite Grace Chow.
Chow had exposed Luo for having inappropriate relationships with other women while the pair were still together.
Beginning this month, Luo will go on tour as part of the Show Lo World Tour Evolution 2023. The tour will kick off in Taipei on 29 July 2023.
Luo will stop by Singapore on 7 October 2023 for a one-day performance as part of the Asia leg of his tour.
This is Luo’s first concert in Singapore after a very long six years. His last tour in Singapore was for his “Crazy World Tour” in 2017. That tour was held at the Resorts World Ballroom in Resorts World Convention Centre on 12 August 2017.
The show starts at 8 pm, at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. The show is slated to run for about 120 minutes.
Tickets are sold by SISTIC, and there are $108, $138, $188, $238 and $288 options (excluding ticket and booking charges).
Luo was previously in Singapore for the opening of a beef noodle restaurant, Niu Dian (around February this year).
Ticket Sales Start in August for Singtel Users
If you are unfazed by Luo’s scandalous past and want to watch him perform live, take note of these dates to snatch your tickets.
The first presale starts next Monday, 31 July 2023, from 11 am to 11.59 pm. It is open to Singtel users.
Fret not if you do not use Singtel.
There is a second presale on Tuesday, 1 August 2023, organised by the event organiser. The timeframe for this second presale is also 11 am to 11.59 pm.
If you miss both presales or did not manage to grab your tickets, head over to the general public sales, which begin on Wednesday, 2 August 2023, at 11 am.
Online purchase of tickets is also available so you can grab your tickets without waiting in the sweltering heat in person.
For those who intend to bring banners to cheer on your favourite artist, do note that fan boards sized bigger than 21 cm x 29.7 cm are not allowed.
Flags and placards with offensive slogans or advertisements will also not be allowed into the venue.
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