Michelle Hsieh 40th Anniversary Live Concert

12.05.2026 (Tuesday) 
6pm
Arena of Stars

Michelle Hsieh is a Taiwanese singer who debuted in the mid-1980s and has remained active in the music industry for nearly four decades. She began her singing career in Taiwan and later expanded her presence to Singapore, Malaysia, and other parts of Southeast Asia, where she built a strong and loyal fan base. In 1987, she performed the opening and ending theme songs for the primetime television drama Liang Dai Qing aired on China Television Company (CTS). The warm public response further strengthened her popularity overseas, making her one of the well-recognised Mandarin singers in the Southeast Asian Chinese-speaking community.

The year 1986 marked her official debut as a recording artist. She began releasing her own music albums and went on to produce numerous original and classic collections, including Wei He Na Me Sha, Wu Fa Shuo Zai Jian, Zhong Guo Xiao Diao, and Chang Bu Wan De Rou Qing Mi Yi. With a discography exceeding 100 albums, she has achieved five platinum records and received two Asian music awards, with sales that consistently affirmed her commercial appeal. Her voice is known for its clarity, sweetness, and tender lyrical quality. Her songs, often characterised by delicate emotions and flowing melodies, were warmly embraced by the Mandarin pop music market and listeners of the time.

In addition to mainstream pop music, she has recorded many Chinese New Year festive albums that hold a distinctive place within the Chinese community. Beginning in 1987, she released celebratory albums such as Qing Ren Guo Nian and Rou Qing Mi Yi Guo Xin Nian. In recent years, she has continued this tradition, including the 2023 release Bang Bang Yi Zhi Bang. Among her many well-loved songs are “Ye Lai Xiang,” “Hou Hui Ai Shang Ni,” and “Qiu Shui Yi Ren,” which remain popular with her fans.

Beyond studio recordings, Michelle Hsieh is also active in live performances, charity events, and as a judge for singing competitions. She has been invited to perform in various countries, including her 2025 solo concert Jing Cai You Ni and major charity performances in Malaysia such as Ai Hua Jiao Yi Yan. On stage, she performs in Mandarin, Hokkien, and Cantonese, giving back to society through music. Over the years, she has earned a strong reputation for her consistent live performances and warm stage presence.