The Cantopop singer will be performing at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Apr 15 and 16.
Eason Chan will be performing two shows at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Apr 15 and 16 as part of his ongoing Fears And Dreams World Tour.
The 48-year-old Cantopop singer and actor last performed in Singapore six years ago, in 2017, for a tour in support of his album C’mon In. The current tour, which was initially cancelled in 2019, kicked off in December last year in Hong Kong, where he did 27 sold-out shows. Tickets to the public will go on sale on Mar 3 from 10am onwards and prices will range from S$168 to S$368 at Ticketmaster
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