Taiwanese Singer Pan Mei Chen To Bring 'Returning Home' World Tour To Malaysia This August
Renowned for her powerful vocals and heartfelt lyrics, Pan Mei Chen (潘美辰) has become a beacon of contemporary music. One of Mandopop's most iconic and enduring voices, the star will officially launch her highly anticipated 'Returning Home' 2025 World Tour later this year – and she's bringing the show to Malaysia!
The concert will take place on 2nd August 2025 (Saturday) at the Arena of Stars, Resorts World Genting. This momentous concert marks her long-awaited return to the international stage and promises an emotional and immersive live experience that celebrates her storied musical legacy
Pan Mei Chen is regarded as a living legend of the Taiwanese music scene. She was the first Taiwanese female artist to perform on China's CCTV Spring Festival Gala, the inaugural winner of the Golden Melody Award for Best Song, and the first Chinese singer to exceed 1,000 live performances. The 'Returning Home' 2025 World Tour is more than a musical event. In a time when many seek solace and meaning, Pan Mei Chen's return is a powerful reminder that home is not a place, it is a feeling.
The 'Returning Home' tour will showcase Pan's most beloved hits, including 'I Want a Home' (我想有个 家), 'I Once Loved You Deeply' (我曾用心爱着你), 'Don't Go, Don't Go' (不要走不要走), 'Unmeltable Ice' (拒绝融化的冰), and 'Endless Love' (写不完的爱). These songs, deeply rooted in personal reflection and emotional resonance, continue to move audiences and serve as timeless reminders of love, longing and belonging. If you've longed to see the singer live in person, here are the details to the show:
Pan Mei Chen 'Returning Home' World Tour Live In KL
Date : 2nd August 2025 (Saturday)
: 2nd August 2025 (Saturday) Time: 6pm
6pm Venue: Arena of Stars, Resorts World Genting
Arena of Stars, Resorts World Genting Organisers: Resorts World Genting
Resorts World Genting Ticketing: RM418 (VIP) RM338 (PS1), RM258 (PS2), RM178 (PS3)
Pre-sale tickets for GRC Gold Members & above and VISA cardholders will be available from 17th June 2025 at 12pm, while public sales begin on 23 June 2025 at 12pm. For more information on the concert, please contact Arena of Star and Resorts World Genting.
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