Concert

Last weekend WH and I went to Stadium Putra Bukit Jalil to attend Nicholas Teo (Zhang Dong Liang)’s concert. Although he is not a very good at dancing, he did his best to make his concert successful. It was a good one, really. The concert started of with his theme song, the song that a composer (don’t really know what is his name) wrote for him specially for this concert. To be true, the song is nice. Look at the video below that I have uploaded at YouTube. But it’s not the whole song (my hand hurts for holding up the camera too long). His special guest, our very own female singer, Fish Leong came out just after he sang one of her songs. Then they duet, singing an English song (I don’t remember what song is that :P). Then she did her solo for her latest song "Cong Pai" (see the second video).




Zhang Dong Liang dancing away


Fish Leong singing her new song


MyFM DJs where playing games with audience outside the stadium and giving away Nicholas Teo’s concert tickets before the concert started. Luckily there was not so crowded, giving me the chance to take pictures of them. Not all the DJ are there though.

L & R: Phoebe, Jack Lim, Wai Fun, winner, Jim (not a DJ) & Mei Yan

It was quite enjoying though we sat far behind. But at least we enjoyed ourselves.

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