A Homecoming With a Date and Three Ticket Prices
Linda Chung will hold her first solo concert at the Hong Kong Coliseum on March 6, 2027, bringing her touring career back to Hong Kong for a show scheduled to begin at 8:15 p.m. Tickets for A WALK TO REMEMBER will cost HK$480, HK$680 and HK$1,080.
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The singer and actress announced the concert on October 20 through social media, describing the performance as a dream shared with the fans who have followed her music and television career. Her previous Hong Kong concert was at Star Hall in the Kowloonbay International Trade and Exhibition Centre in 2013.
Chung, whose Chinese name is Zhong Jiaxin, framed the announcement as a personal return. In her social media message, the singer wrote:
Hong Kong. I'm coming home. For so long, I've dreamed of this moment, and now I can finally share the news.
The announcement drew more than 10,000 likes and congratulatory messages from entertainment colleagues, including singers Jade Kwan and Gigi Yim. Chung also dedicated the coming performance to the people who have stayed with her through the songs and memories of her career.
The publicity image presents a polished new concert identity: Chung wears a high neckline covered in sparkling beads, with damp hair and transparent bubbles around her. The practical details beneath that image give fans a date, venue and budget to plan around, while her comments point to a programme that will mix familiar music with newer compositions.
What Fans Can Plan Now
The Hong Kong Coliseum, commonly called Hung Hom Coliseum or simply the Coliseum, is the venue named on the concert poster. The published details list one performance on March 6, with three ticket categories.
The public sale date, sale time and ticketing platform have not yet been announced. Chung has said she will hold a press conference in December to share more concert information.
The difference between the cheapest and most expensive listed tickets is HK$600. The middle category costs HK$200 more than the HK$480 ticket, while the highest category costs HK$400 more than the HK$680 option. Those price steps give audiences three distinct budgets for attending the same show.
For fans making travel plans, the confirmed starting time is 8:15 p.m. The next announced information event is the December press conference, when Chung intends to discuss the performance in greater detail.
From Star Hall to a Coliseum Debut
Chung's first concert took place at Star Hall in 2013. She then performed in Genting, Malaysia, in 2014, before beginning her Remember concert tour in 2024 as she resumed a fuller entertainment schedule.
The tour has taken her to several cities in mainland China, including Guangzhou, Foshan, Huizhou, Shenzhen and Shanwei. The Hong Kong concert brings that recent period of touring back to the city where many audiences know her through both records and TVB dramas.
The main dates trace a concert career stretching across more than a decade:
- 2013: Chung held her first concert at Star Hall in Hong Kong.
- 2014: She performed in Genting, Malaysia.
- 2024: She began the Remember tour, with performances across mainland Chinese cities.
- October 20: She announced her first Hong Kong Coliseum solo concert.
- December: She plans a press conference and the release of another new song.
- March 6, 2027: A WALK TO REMEMBER is scheduled at the Coliseum at 8:15 p.m.
At a basketball event in August, Chung had already said her work schedule extended into the following year and that touring was her main focus. She spoke about enjoying the warmth of audiences in different cities and sharing positive messages through her music and life experiences. She had also expressed her wish to perform at the Coliseum earlier in the year.
A New Running Order and Her Own Songs
Chung says the Coliseum performance will have a completely new running order. In concert planning, that means the sequence of songs and other parts of the show, including where different musical moments sit within the evening.
Her announcement therefore promises fresh planning for the Hong Kong performance after the recent tour dates. Chung has said she wants the evening to bring people together, recall happy experiences and offer both encouragement and new music.
Chung also intends to sing songs she has written herself. She says her own compositions now number about 14 or 15, and that writing has accompanied her personal growth over the years. That gives the concert another strand alongside the songs listeners associate with her television work and earlier albums.
Her recent release Yuan, whose Chinese title means circle, is part of that continuing songwriting activity. Another new song is planned for December. For listeners who first encountered her through a drama theme or an older recording, the concert is set to connect those memories with the music she is making now.
Familiar Songs and an Unnamed Guest
Fans responding to the announcement have pointed to songs including Yi Ren Wan Can, meaning dinner for one, and Zui Xing Fu De Shi, meaning the happiest thing. Their comments answered online doubts about whether Chung had enough songs for a Coliseum concert by naming music they wanted to hear again.
Yi Ren Wan Can has also attracted attention during the recent tour. Chung's distinctive dance movements while performing it became an online talking point. At one tour stop, she gave the audience the Chinese character mang, meaning busy, as a message of goodwill.
Those moments show how the tour has generated memories beyond the recordings themselves. Fans arriving in Hong Kong may bring expectations shaped by earlier live performances as well as by the songs they have heard over the years.
Chung has also said she has invited a guest she personally likes and considers experienced. Asked whether her former screen partner Raymond Lam would appear, she did not confirm his participation. His name has become a focus of fan speculation, while the guest announcement remains part of the concert information still to come.
A Malaysian Award Before the Hong Kong Show
On October 20, Chung also attended The Knights Award in Malaysia, where she received an entertainment award recognising her work in acting and singing over more than two decades. The appearance placed her Hong Kong concert announcement alongside another public milestone in her career.
Chung said she had not visited Malaysia for eight years. She described the return warmly, thanked supporters and spoke about feeling fortunate to have had opportunities as both a singer and an actress.
The visit included time away from work to enjoy the country and reconnect with local fans whom she described as being like family. Malaysia also has a place in her concert history through the Genting performance in 2014, linking her recent visit with an earlier stage of her live music career.
Getting to the March Performance
For audiences attending the Hong Kong show, Hung Hom MTR station offers a short walk to the venue. The published travel guidance puts the Coliseum about three to four minutes on foot from exits D4 and D5.
The listed bus options serving the area include routes 5C, 21, 8, 8A, 87D, 11K, 11X, 260X and A21. Several terminate at Hung Hom station, giving concertgoers alternatives to travelling entirely by rail.
Chung's next scheduled announcements come in December, with both the press conference and another song planned. Together, those releases should move preparations beyond the initial poster and give fans more of the music and performance details behind her first Coliseum solo show.
At a Glance
- Linda Chung's first Hong Kong Coliseum solo concert is scheduled for March 6, 2027, at 8:15 p.m.
- A WALK TO REMEMBER tickets are listed at HK$480, HK$680 and HK$1,080.
- The public ticket sale date, time and platform are awaiting announcement.
- Chung plans a new running order and performances of her own compositions.
- A December press conference and another new song are planned.
- Chung has invited a guest but has not confirmed speculation about Raymond Lam.
- Her concert history includes Star Hall in 2013, Genting in 2014 and the Remember tour beginning in 2024.
