Music lovers are in for a treat early next year with what appears to be a belated Christmas present, because news has just reached our ears that R&B superstar Givēon will be coming to Hong Kong for a soulful show at Tides on January 31, 2026.
For those not in the know, Givēon is an acclaimed artist from California who has racked up eight Grammy nominations, including Best R&B Album for Beloved and Best R&B Song for ‘Heartbreak Anniversary’, among others. Givēon catapulted to fame in 2020 with his song ‘Chicago Freestyle’ featuring Drake, which reached number 14 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. He also featured on Justin Bieber’s 2021 hit ‘Peaches’ featuring Daniel Caesar, which separately garnered another four Grammy nominations in 2022. His latest album Beloved was released in July and debuted on Billboard 200 at number eight.
Givēon will be bringing ‘Dear Beloved, The Tour’ to Asia to promote his new album, making a stop in Hong Kong to perform at Tides, the new purpose-built live music venue in Whampoa, as part of the programme. It will mark the singer’s highly anticipated return to live performance following his successful ‘Give or Take Tour’.
Fans can look forward to a spectacular showcase of artistry and music, as Givēon plans to incorporate strings, horns, and a full backing band to create a rich, immersive atmosphere on stage. Based on the setlist he played this past October in Seattle at the debut show of ‘Dear Beloved, The Tour’, attendees can likely expect to hear a mix of Givēon’s biggest hits like ‘Chicago Freestyle’, ‘Heartbreak Anniversary’, ‘For Tonight’, ‘Lie Again’, ‘Lost Me’, ‘Twenties’, ‘Rather Be’, as well as new tracks from Beloved.
General ticket sales ($899 for all standing areas) are available to the public starting from November 26 at 12pm. Get yours at ticketflap.com before they sell out!
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