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Singer Show Lo to 'repay' fans in upcoming concert
The Straits Times
|July 29, 2025
To be held at Resorts World Ballroom on Aug 16, the Taiwanese singer's concert is part of his 30th World Tour
Show Lo might have been in the entertainment business for three decades, but the Taiwanese singer is still going all out to give back to his fans.
In August 2024, he held a free autograph session in Taipei to promote his latest album Wu Zhuang Yuan (2024). Not only did the event last a whopping 12 hours, but Lo also allowed and even encouraged supporters to bring past albums for him to sign.
Singers typically autograph only their most recent release.
Over a Zoom interview from Taipei with The Straits Times on July 11, the 45-year-old explained: "There are very few autograph sessions organised nowadays, so fans don't have many opportunities to get the albums they've gathered over the years signed. I wanted to do that for them at one go."
Were his hands tired from signing autographs for half a day? He replied: "I was more concerned about the fans queueing in the heat, especially those who queued overnight."
Fans can expect the same generosity and thoughtfulness when Lo's 30th anniversary tour makes a stop at Resorts World Ballroom on Aug 16. He last performed a solo concert here at the Singapore Indoor Stadium in 2023, and also did a 40-minute set during the One Love Asia Festival Singapore 2022 music festival at the Bayfront Event Space.
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