Taiwan’s Jay Chou, Singapore’s JJ Lin, Hong Kong’s Jacky Cheung, Hong Kong-born Jackson Wang, and Chinese singer Joker Xue have all sold out their stadium shows in Singapore, with some tickets being grabbed within hours of their release.
Whenever one of these male singers announces a concert in Singapore , be prepared for some frenzied ticket-grabbing. Before sales open, fans would have secured spots in the online virtual queue. At SingPost outlets, there would be snaking lines of ardent supporters, some of whom had camped overnight. Trying to call the ticketing hotline? Good luck getting through.
After all, Taiwan’s Jay Chou, Singapore’s JJ Lin, Hong Kong’s Jacky Cheung and Hong Kong-born Jackson Wang are known to sell out their stadium shows here, be it at the National Stadium or Singapore Indoor Stadium, and sometimes within a couple of hours.And Chinese singer Joker Xue recently joined the echelons of this elite group of entertainers, after selling out all three nights of his Extraterrestrial World Tour concerts here on Jan 5, 6 and 7 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. Within hours of their releaseThe Straits Times sizes up the sought-after quintet’s shining achievement
Singapore Male Singers Concerts Ticket Sales Jay Chou JJ Lin Jacky Cheung Jackson Wang Joker Xue
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