KUALA LUMPUR, August 21 — Some 1,500 concertgoers swayed to the groover of British singer-songwriter Bruno Major at Zepp KL last night. The 35-year-old who had only just...
KUALA LUMPUR, August 21 — Some 1,500 concertgoers swayed to the groover of British singer-songwriter Bruno Major at Zepp KL last night.
Starting the show at around 8.30pm, Major took to the stage as he opened with the first track from his latest albumAfter served melodious guitar solos and harmonious tunes, audiences went into sing-a-long mode as Major pulled out a slews of his hits such asMajor performed around 18 songs in his almost two-hour set last night which ended around 10.30pm.
Talking to local media before his show, Major shared that he was excited to be back in Asia and was pumped to finally be able to perform songs from his third album and especially his second album which was released during the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020.from 2017, Major shared the ups and downs of going on tour independently.
“I think like anything else, if you want total control over your own trajectory in life, you have to be willing to work a little bit harder, you also have to be willing to relinquish certain luxuries, especially in the early stages.
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