Love Song Prince Michael Guang Liang Serenades PIK 2
Jakarta. Malaysian love song prince Michael Guang Liang recently serenaded Indonesia’s PIK 2 at his solo concert “Lonely Planet 3.0”.
Huge crowds of people — be it both young and old — came to Spike Air Dome PIK 2, the project’s newest venue. Many of the elderly sought to walk down the memory lane with the legendary songs that filled their youth. The audience broke into applause when Michael Guang Liang kicked off the concert with Tian Shi followed by the hit song Di Yi Ci.
The Ipoh-born musician also performed a medley of his songs, including the famous Zhang Xin. He wrapped up the evening with Tong Hua. As soon as the song's signature piano intro began, the audience sang along.
Color Asia Live is the promoter for “Lonely Planet 3.0”.
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