Cantopop star Alan Tam to hold concert in KL on Nov 29


Hong Kong star Alan Tam is set to hold his first solo performance in Malaysia in nearly nine years this November. Photo: Handout

Renowned Hong Kong artiste Alan Tam is set to hold a concert in Malaysia this November.

Scheduled for Nov 29 at Axiata Arena in Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur, the event marks his first solo performance in the country in nearly nine years.

Fans can expect an evening filled with heartfelt nostalgia as Tam, 75, takes the stage to deliver some of his timeless classics.

Throughout his 45-year career, Tam has released over 130 albums and multiple hits such as Love In Autumn, Love Trap, Flower In The Water, Illusion and many more.

It’s reported that 20 of his albums have been certified platinum by the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) Hong Kong.

As a member of The Wynners, Tam has released hits like Sha-La-La-La-La, L-O-V-E Love and I'll Never Dance Again, among many others.

The Hong Kong pop band – which also consisted members Kenny Bee, Bennett Pang, Danny Yip and Anthony Chan – disbanded after concluding its 50th anniversary concert tour in late 2023.

Tickets for Alan Tam Classic Live in Malaysia 2025, priced between RM298 and RM898, will go live via my.bookmyshow.com from Sept 29, noon onwards.

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