Tsuen Wan Town Hall｜Pop Concert by Peter Chan

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Spanning a half-century of musical passion, this concert brings together classic melodies of the ages for one night, evoking emotions of the pop years!

Interests may be fleeting, but true passion endures. Peter Chan, affectionately known as 'Big Brother Chan', is the epitome of this enduring love. Since releasing his first Cantonese song, 'Bei Qiu Feng', in 1973, Big Brother Chan has never stopped singing, steadfastly pursuing his initial aspirations and touching countless fans with his voice over the past five decades.

Nicknamed "Hong Kong's Golden Boy" for his hairstyle resembling British icon Cliff Richard, Chan Ho-tak achieved stardom with his duet with Yan Xiu-yi on "Don't Be Bothered by My Advice (Ferring Swallows)." He subsequently released numerous hits, including "Strong Grass and Delicate Flowers," "Spring Flowers and Autumn Moon," "The Moon Is Brightest in My Hometown," "The Sound of Zen Temple Bells," and "Drinking Tonight," establishing him as a key figure in the Cantonese pop music scene of the 1970s. In just three years, he released over ten Cantonese albums, each achieving gold record sales.

With the rise of the retro trend, the classic works of 'Hong Kong's Golden Boy' have been rediscovered by the new generation, who listen to and cover his songs. Naturally, Big Brother Chan has become the 'Golden Melodies Golden Boy', recognized as one of the essential original singers of 'Pop Classics'. His fan club page is vibrant on social media, and his performances span various stages, big and small, with unwavering popularity and enduring charm.

In 2025, Peter Chan celebrates his 52nd year in the industry with a special 'Revisiting Golden Melodies' classic concert, bringing together his greatest hits over the years. With his familiar voice, he takes you on a journey to relive the melodies of yesteryear and express gratitude for his fans' long-standing support. The concert also features a surprise appearance by a star guest who has been away from the stage for many years – Miss Liu Siu Suen, adding a dazzling touch to this musical feast of memories and emotions.