Mike Tsang

Mike Tsang Pei-tak (; born 7 November 1993), better known simply as Mike, is a Hong Kong singer, who burst onto the music scene when his debut single "I Am Not Good Enough" topped three of Hong Kong's five broadcaster music charts in 2021, a feat very few newcomers have accomplished. Debuting under the Universal Music Hong Kong label, Tsang went on to win several new artist awards, and in 2024, Outstanding Singer Awards in both the RTHK Top Ten Chinese Gold Songs Awards and Metro Radio Hits Music Awards ceremonies.

He was able to break into the highly competitive non-Cantonese-speaking Chinese mainland market when only in his second year, and in 2023, held his first concert tour spanning nine Chinese cities from Shanghai and Chengdu to the Greater Bay Area. In 2024, Tsang was further introduced to Southeast Asian and Taiwanese audiences when he sang for Wong Kar-wai's Blossoms Shanghai and TVB's Happily Ever After?, with both drama songs topping streaming charts for the first time in mainland China and Taiwan / Singapore / Malaysia respectively.

Tsang joined Emperor Entertainment Group in late 2025 and went on to take part in the highly prestigious Opening Ceremony of the 15th National Games of China. No stranger to national performances, Tsang often represented Hong Kong in stage collaborations with singers from the Mainland, Taiwan and Macau. By 2026, he was regularly singing in Cantopop on Chinese national television, whether in CMG galas or top notch music shows such as Singer and Infinity and Beyond.

Early life Born in Shanwei City, Guangdong, China, Tsang is the youngest of three. The family moved to Hong Kong when he was around 6 and settled down in the Lower Ngau Tau Kok public housing estate, a government housing project for low-income families. With the passing of his father when Tsang was only 10 years old, his mother was forced to take on various jobs while bringing up three young children on her own. Times were hard and Tsang has often expressed admiration for his mother's tenacity and strength, as she allowed her children to pursue their dreams despite limited means.

Tsang's growing love for music began in secondary school, when he was invited into the school choir by his music teacher. He is a self-taught pianist and guitarist, and as a student, was constantly working odd jobs to pay for his singing lessons. with accolades including Open Group Champion in the HKSAR 20th anniversary Galaxy Rising Star Singing Contest in 2017, as well as in the 2017 Hong Kong i-SiNG championship, whereupon he represented Hong Kong in the i-SiNG World Singing Competition in Yangon, ultimately placing fourth in the finals.

Music career 2019–2021: Initial success Tsang came into the public eye in the 2019 ViuTV reality competition show King Maker II. Despite finishing eighth, his singing and personality caught the attention of renowned music producer and composer Eric Kwok, who introduced him to sign up with Universal Music Hong Kong in 2020.

In December 2021, Tsang was awarded Best Male Newcomer (Bronze) in Commercial Radio's Ultimate Song Chart Awards Presentation 2021, and subsequently in July 2022 (delayed due to pandemic), Best Male Newcomer (Gold) in the Hong Kong Gold Songs Award Presentation Ceremony 2021/2022 jointly organised by TVB and RTHK, with "I Am Not Good Enough" earning him his first Top 10 Gold Song Award.

2022: Introduction to Chinese audiences 2022 was a breakout year for Tsang. He was selected to participate in a major mainland China reality singing competition Infinity and Beyond (Cantopop Season) which was jointly produced by Hong Kong's TVB and China's Mango TV/Hunan Television. He created such an impression that Mango TV invited him to join their signature reality show Call Me by Fire (season 2) back-to-back, thereby introducing him to non-Cantonese speaking Chinese audiences nationwide. This success led to several new opportunities, including his first solo album; first solo concert and invitations to perform in China's prestigious CCTV gala shows.

Infinity and Beyond

Tsang's surprise win in Episode 1 of Infinity and Beyond (where his cover of Samantha Lam's 1984 hit "First Love" (初戀) was voted top performance among all 16 participants who included veterans George Lam, Sally Yeh, Hacken Lee, Li Jian, Miriam Yeung and Coco Lee), coupled with his lively personality; iconic afro hairstyle, and most notably his singing prowess, As a result, Tsang's popularity skyrocketed in China, especially in the Cantonese-speaking regions in the south.

Infinity and Beyond was aired over mainstream TV in both Hong Kong and mainland China, and by the end of 13 episodes, recorded an accumulated viewership count of 160 million people, not including online release. As of June 2024, online viewership at the Mango TV platform has exceeded 210 million on average for each episode of the season.

Call Me by Fire 2

On the contrary, Call Me by Fire (season 2) would prove to be a greater challenge. Invited to join on the back of his previous success, Tsang had by far the least experience among all participants in the show's history. When filming began in June 2022, he had only debuted less than 18 months before. Compared to the other seasoned musicians and performers including veteran superstars like Alex To, Richie Ren, Vanness Wu, Alec Su etc., Tsang was almost an unknown to non-Cantonese speaking audiences at the start of show. In a contest where audience popularity voting was the determining factor, he was able to impress sufficiently with his few performances, and avoided elimination to reach the finals. Although he could not make the final selection, Tsang called this a highly rewarding experience, both in terms of personal growth and friendships with fellow contestants who were top tier performers and musical minds in their own right.

Call Me by Fire (season 2), broadcast online via the Mango TV platform, had an audience reach nationwide, with Episode 1 alone recording 171 million views on the first day of upload (more than 10% of the entire nation's population). As of June 2024, online viewership at the Mango TV platform has exceeded 310 million on average for each episode of the season.

First Solo Album, Solo Concert and CCTV Galas

In April 2022, Tsang's fifth Cantonese single "I'd Thought" was released just ahead of the Infinity and Beyond broadcast, and eventually took the top spot in the RTHK Chinese Gold Song chart in Hong Kong, as well as Music FM Radio Guangdong's Cantopop weekly chart (粵語歌曲排行榜)* and the Chinese Music Awards Weekly Ranking (華語金曲榜)* in mainland China. One week later, "Run On!" (奔跑吧！)* was re-released in Mandarin and reached No.1 on the nationwide Music Pioneer chart (音樂先鋒榜) in China.

Tsang published his first studio album MIKE on 18 May 2022.

On 19 and 27 August 2022 respectively, Tsang held his first ever solo concerts Mike 2022 MULTIFACETED (曾比特2022點亮多面精彩音樂會)* at live houses in Guangzhou and Foshan, both nights fully sold out.

On 10 September 2022, Tsang was invited to perform in 2 separate events on China Central Television (CCTV) to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, namely, the annual CMG Mid-Autumn Festival Gala (the Mid-Autumn equivalent to the Spring Festival Gala), and the China Movie Channel (CCTV-6) Mid-Autumn Online Gala show (「明月知我」閩江之心中秋電影雲歌會)*. Both events were televised nationwide. This was a huge honour for the young singer who had only started out in the Mainland less than five months before.

Return to Hong Kong

Tsang returned to Hong Kong in November 2022 and promptly released his new single, the slow swing "Hello Again" (重見)* on 2 December. This song became his second Hong Kong triple chart-topper after "I Am Not Good Enough" (我不如), at the same time reaching the No.1 spot in the Music FM Radio Guangdong's Cantopop weekly chart and the Chinese Music Awards Weekly Ranking in Mainland China, as well as the Sing Tao A1 Pop Chart in Canada. When asked about his plans going forward, Tsang had indicated at that time that he hoped to focus equally on both Cantonese and Mandarin songs to cater to his fans from different areas.

Despite a 9-month absence from the Hong Kong music scene in 2022, many TVB viewers who watched the Hong Kong broadcast of Infinity and Beyond came to know Tsang favourably for the first time. Viewership count for the TVB broadcast averaged 1.18 million per episode as well as Best Breakthrough Singer in the Metro Radio Hits Music Awards 2022, while "I'd Thought" (我以為)* bagged the Top 10 Hit Songs of the Year award.

2023–2025: National performances and Overseas markets In spite of his breakout in the Chinese market in 2022, the next three years were relatively quiet for Tsang as a solo recording artist, with only one original song published each year. Other than a few compilation projects spearheaded by his record label, this period was characterized by live performances rather than music output. Universal Music Hong Kong (UMHK) had undergone significant changes between 2023 and 2024: from new senior management to a shift in market focus as well as corporate layoffs, and Tsang revealed in later interviews that the ensuing personnel changes had stalled almost all music production during that time. He also confirmed having completed recording of his second album in early 2025, but up until the end of his contract with UMG mid-year, said album was not published.

Even so, the few songs released fared well in Hong Kong and mainland China, culminating in a number of year-end song and artist awards. In particular, the drama theme songs for Wong Kar Wai's Blossoms Shanghai and TVB's Happily Ever After? introduced Tsang's name to wider Chinese audiences, following the international broadcast of both TV series. By 2025, the Mandopop single "Wellbeing', his sole release for the year, was charting simultaneously on Hong Kong, mainland China, Taiwan, Malaysia and Canada's Chinese broadcasting stations.

But Tsang's most notable achievements during this period were probably his live performances. In 2023, his third year after debut, he embarked on his first concert tour in mainland China. Participating in major concerts, events and TV music shows in the Mainland, Hong Kong and Macau, he performed overseas in Malaysia for the first time in 2024. National performances with China Central Television gradually increased, in which he often represented Hong Kong in stage collaborations with singers from the Mainland, Taiwan and Macau. During the 2025 New Year and Chinese New Year period, Tsang was the only singer from Hong Kong to take part in all four major annual CCTV New Year galas.

OST Covers

In late 2023, Tsang was handpicked by renowned director Wong Kar-wai to sing for Blossoms Shanghai, Wong's first directed television drama series. A total of 57 Chinese golden oldies were featured throughout the series, out of which four were specially re-recorded by selected young artistes. Tsang covered two of the four songs, namely Su Rui's "Looking Back Again" (再回首)* and Danny Chan's "Desire" (一生何求)*. Blossoms Shanghai first aired nationwide in China on CCTV-8, CCTV-1, SMG Dragon TV, Tencent Video and Jiangsu Television between December 2023 and January 2024, followed by Hong Kong's TVB and Taiwan Mobile's MyVideo channel in 2024, and across Europe, Latin America, India, Korea, North America, UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand via MUBI, Filmin, SBS F!L UHD and The Criterion Channel in 2025.

In January 2024, Tsang's version of "Looking Back Again" was digitally released across Greater China, Singapore and Malaysia. One week later, it topped the Hong Kong chart in QQ Music and KuGou, China's two largest music streaming sites, and thereafter rose to the No.1 spot in the CMG Radio The Greater Bay Station's China Original Gold Songs Chart as well as other smaller-scale provincial level music charts across the Mainland.

In March 2024, Tsang's cover of Mavis Hee's "The Fallen City" (傾城) was published. Used as the theme song for the TVB drama Happily Ever After?, "The Fallen City" helped to propel Tsang outside of mainland China and Hong Kong, taking top spot for the first time in both KKBOX Singapore and KKBOX Malaysia's Top Cantonese New Singles Charts, KKBOX Singapore's Top Cantonese Weekly Singles Chart, while reaching No.2 in KKBOX Taiwan's Top Cantonese New Singles Charts.

Original Songs

In December 2023, one year after his previous single, new song "Magic Carpet" (魔氈)* was released, and clinched the top spot in TVB's Jade Solid Gold Song Chart and Music FM Radio Guangdong's Cantopop weekly chart. Tsang was also able to break into China National Radio's Mandopop dominant charts with the Cantonese language "Magic Carpet", reaching No.3 in both CMG Radio The Greater Bay Station's China Original Gold Songs Chart (華夏原創金曲榜)* and the nationwide CNR Music Radio Station's China Music Billboard (中國Top排行榜).

In November 2024, Tsang's first original Mandarin R&B single "Talk To Me" was released world-wide. One week later, "Talk To Me" charted directly at No.1 for two weeks consecutively on the Metro Radio Mandopop Power Ranking chart (新城國語力排行榜)*, while taking top spot on CMG Radio The Greater Bay Station's China Original Gold Songs Chart; the nationwide Music Pioneer chart and the KuGou Hong Kong chart, as well as provincial level Chinese music charts, at the same time.

In January 2025, the second Mandopop single "Wellbeing" (養分)* was released, and went on to top the charts in Hong Kong, Mainland China, and for the first time, in Malaysia (MY FM radio station), while breaking into the Top 5 in Taiwan (AsiaFM station) and Canada (Singtao A1 Chinese radio station).

Notable Live Performances

In June 2023, Tsang kicked off his first livehouse/hall tour in China. Running over seven months, Mike on shuttle Concert Tour (曾比特穿梭巡迴音樂會)* covered ten stops spanning nine cities from the Greater Bay Area to Shanghai and Chengdu. including 3240 seats for the finale which was held in the famous Zhongshan Memorial Hall in Guangzhou.

During this period, Tsang was regularly making live stage performances at major events, concerts and galas in Hong Kong, Macau and mainland China. The most prominent among these were the national performances for China Central Television (CCTV), which included the prestigious CMG Spring Festival Gala (2025); CMG Mid-Autumn Festival Gala (2024); CMG Lantern Festival Gala (2025); the annual Classics Night (2025); Sail Away Greater Bay Area New Year Gala (揚帆遠航大灣區音樂會)* (2023; 2025) and "Full Moon Rising" Greater Bay Area Film Concert (「灣區升明月」大灣區電影音樂晚會)* (2023–2025).

Tsang also represented Hong Kong in a number of CCTV events, firstly in September 2024, at his second CMG Mid-Autumn Festival Gala, when he performed with mainland China's Zhang Yinxi, Taiwan's Kenji Wu and Macau's Choi Kou School Choir. Then, the following year in September 2025, with his third Greater Bay Area Film Concert, he sang with Su Xing from the Mainland; Ele Yan from Taiwan and Andrew Kong from Macau.

On 7 September 2024, Tsang was invited to give the first public rendition of "Blooming into the Future" (盛開到未來), the official song for the 25th anniversary of Macau SAR, in the CMG Greater Bay Area Media Showcase press conference (「勇立潮頭大灣區」中央廣播電視總台系列融媒體行動發佈會)*. He also starred in the official music video released in December, which, according to the China National Radio Greater Bay station, recorded over 10 million accumulated views within a week. On 19 October, he embarked on his first overseas performance after debut, for Malaysia's MY FM radio station's anniversary celebration, MY FM BIG SHOW, at the Genting Highlands. In 2024, he returned to Mango TV/Hunan Television to take part in the live telecast singing competition The Next Singer (下一戰歌手). In 2025, he competed in a series of outdoor concerts around the country for the Zhejiang TV–Youku collaboration "Shining Summer". Tsang's performances created such an impression that several of his solo and collaborated live renditions shot to the top of China's KuGou Hong Kong/Taiwan Song Charts after the shows.

Awards and Accolades

In December 2023, Tsang was voted the Media Choice Male Singer of the Year in the 20th Asian Music Festival in Shenzhen.

2024 brought more awards and accolades: On 17 June, Tsang's "Looking Back Again" was awarded Best Television Series OST of the Year (年度電視劇金曲)* in the first China Film and Television Music Festival, the music event of the 2024 Shanghai International Film and Television Festivals. On 23 June, Tsang earned his first major personal accolade – the Outstanding Singer Award at the 45th Top Ten Chinese Gold Songs Awards ceremony in Hong Kong, with "Magic Carpet" bagging him his second Top Ten Gold Song Award from RTHK. Then on 25 September, he received the Most Anticipated Singer of the Year Award in his first Weibo Music Awards 2024. Finally, "Talk To Me" took the Best Mandarin Song (Gold) Award and Tsang the Top Ten Outstanding Singer Award at the Metro Radio Hits Music Awards 2024 on 28 December.

Two days later, on 9 November, he took part in the highly prestigious Opening Ceremony of the 15th National Games of China, where, on behalf of the three host cities, he teamed up with Joey Yung for Hong Kong, together with singers from Guangdong and Macau, to perform "The Dragon Soars over Lingding Channel" (龍騰伶仃洋)*, an official song of the Games.

For Tsang, 2026 todate is characterized by a renewed focus on Cantopop. The year started with his rendition of the 15th National Games anthem "Unstoppable" (氣勢如虹)* in Cantonese at the Sail Away Greater Bay Area–2026 New Year Gala (揚帆遠航大灣區—2026新年音樂會)* on 1 January, collaborating with Taiwan's Will Liu who sang the Mandarin version. In the same month, he returned to the Mango TV/Hunan Television Infinity and Beyond series as a visiting guest for the Mandopop season, where he performed a Cantonese and a Minnan language duet respectively with Jess Lee and Harlem Yu, to glowing reviews. The editorial at the Nanfang Daily entertainment news site "SouthYule" described his performance as "the main highlight of the show" (節目最大的看點); "breathtaking" (驚艷) and "daring to push the limits" (敢去突破).

On 9 January, original song "Cold Plunge" (雪出個未來) was published. This was Tsang's first release under the EEG label and his first Cantopop single in more than two years. "Cold Plunge" became the most played song on Metro Radio in Week 4 of 2026,and went on to record the first Hong Kong 4 chart-topper for Tsang, reaching No.1 on the Metro Radio Hit Hong Kong chart; the RTHK Chinese Gold Song chart; Commercial Radio Ultimate Song chart; ViuTV Chill Club Music chart, and also the Canadian Chinese Pop Music Chart from Fairchild Radio Canada; New York's WZRC M Chinese Song chart, as well as Malaysia's MY FM Music 20. On 23 January, Tsang held his first ever concert in Hong Kong "YouTube Music Nights Live X Mike Tsang 曾比特" on the open-air Ocean Terminal Deck.

In February 2026, Tsang took part in the 2026 CMG Spring Festival Gala again, this time in both the penultimate and finale programmes: firstly with the only Cantopop song of the evening, "Blessing You" (祝福你)*, followed by his second year in the traditional finale performance "A Night to Remember" (難忘今宵)*. Within the same month, Tsang sang solo for the first time in a CCTV gala, in the "2026 Sichuan New Year Concert" (2026四川省新年音樂會)* organized jointly by CMG and the Sichuan Government; sang as Special Guest for the China kickoff of the global esports tournament, the 2026 Valorant Champions Tour, in Guangzhou, and headlined the finale act in the Macau Parade for Celebration of the Year of the Horse.

His second Cantonese single "CHANGE" was released in April and shot to No.1 in the RTHK Chinese Gold Song chart; TVB Jade Solid Gold Song chart; Kugou Hong Kong Chart; Music FM Radio Guangdong Cantopop weekly chart; New York WZRC M Chinese Song chart, and Malaysia's MY FM Music 20. The following month, Tsang once again sang for a television drama, namely the original insert song "Asking the Sword" (問劍)* for Zhan Zhao Adventures (雨霖鈴), a CCTV-Youku collaboration, broadcast simultaneously via CCTV, Youku and Disney+ to over 110 countries and regions world-wide.

On 3 and 4 May 2026, Emperor Group held a two-day 25+ EEG Family Concert at the Kai Tak Stadium, in celebration of their 25th anniversary. Tsang was part of the "Featured Lineup" (領軍陣容) with top stars Nicholas Tse, Joey Yung, Leo Ku, Twins, Hins Cheung, Hacken Lee, Priscilla Chan, Kenny Kwan and Gin Lee. He was tasked with showcasing the record label's rock bands on 3 May, together with his own solo performance and a cross-generational collaboration with Hacken Lee on both days.

2026 also saw Tsang expand his role into music composition, with the release of his first co-written piece "The Insta-lie Club" in May, for fellow EEG singer Arvin Tsang. Tsang's original melody was selected through blind focus group demo sessions, and then handpicked by famed songwriter Wyman Wong who also penned the lyrics for the song.

Controversy Tsang emerged on the Hong Kong music scene at a time of unprecedented social unrest and a polarised society where businesses, media, and even artistes were often discerned according to presumed rather than actual affiliations. Young locals generally associated ViuTV with social activism and a stance against establishment, which in turn, they deemed was historically represented by TVB. As a finalist of ViuTV's King Maker II, Tsang was attacked by netizens for appearing on both TV stations. Despite having been passed over by ViuTV before joining Universal Music Hong Kong and thereby not a ViuTV artist, he was accused of "double dipping" and "betrayal" by ViuTV supporters, and, as a newcomer, was the main target of criticism, amid the many singers who also appear on both stations and in the mainland. When he was selected in the Infinity and Beyond auditions, young netizens further turned their wrath on him for performing in the mainland and filled his social media with politically fuelled attacks.

When asked to respond to the criticism, the young artiste said, "As a singer, my goal is to reach people with my music, and to let them get to know who Mike Tsang is. What I can do now is to make good use of whichever platform becomes available, so as to tell more people about my work. That's good enough for me. (When asked about reappearing on ViuTV) I'd take any opportunity given to me as long as it's fun."

Both ViuTV and TVB are indirect Chinese state investments (ViuTV of China Unicom via PCCW, and TVB of China Media Capital ).

Discography

Albums

MusicFM Guangdong Cantopop Chart: 1 Chinese Music Awards Weekly Ranking: 2 21 May"I Am No Cupid" (我不是邱比特)*161×2 – MusicFM Guangdong Cantopop Chart: 4 Canadian Chinese POP Music Chart: 5 12 Oct"Run On!" (奔跑吧!)*22 – – – MusicFM Guangdong Cantopop Chart: 2 Chinese Music Awards Weekly Ranking: 5 202219 Jan"Happy New Year" (新年快樂)*MIKE –1023 – MusicFM Guangdong Cantopop Chart: 2 Canadian Chinese POP Music Chart: 3 New York WZRC M Chinese Song Chart: 4 22 Apr"I'd Thought" (我以為)* –12×× MusicFM Guangdong Cantopop Chart: 1 Chinese Music Awards Weekly Ranking: 1 CNR Music Radio China Music Billboard: 2 New York WZRC M Chinese Song Chart: 4 2 Dec"Hello Again" (重見)* – –111 –HK Triple chart-topper MusicFM Guangdong Cantopop Chart: 1 Chinese Music Awards Weekly Ranking: 1 Canada Sing Tao A1 Pop Chart: 1 1 Mar"The Fallen City" (傾城)- x x x 3 xCover version of the Mavis Hee songTVB Happily Ever After? drama theme song KKBox Singapore Top Cantonese Weekly Singles Chart: 1 Line Today Hong Kong Song Chart: 3 10 Jul"No Caller ID"(你所打的號碼暫時未能接通)– 107*11*–– KuGou Hong Kong Chart: 2 MusicFM Guangdong Cantopop Chart: 4* CNR Music Radio China Music Billboard: 2* Line Today Hong Kong Song Chart: 1*

Compilations Release DateTitleAlbumPeak chart positionNotesCR903RTHKMetroTVBViuTV10 Feb 2023"Awareness" (有誰共鳴)Remembering Leslie –2 –1 –Cover version of the late Leslie Cheung's song Chinese Music Awards Weekly Ranking: 3 CNR Music Radio China Music Billboard: 521 June 2024"Desire" (一生何求)繁花 The Original Musicand Soundtrack ofBlossoms Shanghai - -4 - -Cover version of the Danny Chan song"Blossoms Shanghai" drama insert song MusicFM Guangdong Cantopop Chart: 4 Chinese Music Awards Weekly Ranking: 2

Collaborations

"-" denotes a recording that did not chart "x" denotes a recording that was not released to the station "*" denotes a recording that is still charting "(1)" denotes a chart-topper for two consecutive weeks

Concerts

Solo concerts

DateEventVenueNotes202219 Aug"Mike 2022 MULTIFACETED" – Guangzhou(曾比特2022點亮多面精彩音樂會—廣州站)*Guangzhou Central Station Rock House First solo concertFull house 23 JuneFoshan Nanhai Theatresold out 25 AugustShenzhen NuBond LiveHousesold out 23 SeptemberZhuhai DIALOGUE SPACEsold out 21 OctoberDongguan Orange Dongcheng Theatresold out 11 NovemberShunde Performing ArtsCentre Theatresold out 18 NovemberChengdu CH8 Livehouse Wanmeisold out 24 DecemberJiangmen Performance Arts Center, Qiaodu Grand Theatre 202413 January"Mike on shuttle Concert Tour" — Guangzhou finale(曾比特穿梭巡迴音樂會—廣州站收官場)Guangzhou Zhongshan Memorial Hallsold out 202623 January"YouTube Music Nights LiveX Mike Tsang 曾比特"Ocean Terminal Deck (open air) free seating

Other major concerts and galas

Major television performances

DateEventRoleNotes201930 Sep– 15 DecViuTV "King Maker II" Reality Show Contestant First television appearance, before debut Mondays to Fridays (for 10 weeks), Final held on 15 Dec202224 Apr– 17 JulTVB - Mango TV - Hunan TV "Infinity and Beyond" Regular Singer First appearance in mainland China television Every Monday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday (for 13 weeks)19 Aug– 4 NovMango TV "Call Me by Fire season 2" Reality Show Contestant Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday (for 12 weeks)202325 Sep– 13 OctTVB "I Want To $leep" Reality Show Co-Host First time hosting a reality TV series Mondays to Fridays (for 3 weeks) 8 Oct– 17 DecShanghai Dragon TV "Singing with Legends 5" Regular Singer Every Wednesday and Sunday (for 12 weeks)25 Nov– 30 DecNanfang Media Group (aka GDToday) "Singing in the Greater Bay Area" Co-Host and Singer Songwriting reality show Every Saturday on TVB Jade (for 4 weeks, excluding 9 and 16 December) 20249 FebCCTV-1 "Bustling Tastes of the Chinese New Year" (龍騰虎躍·中國年味)* SingerWith Li Huizhen CCTV-3 "Spring Gala awaits you" (春晚等着你)* Singer 10 FebRTHKTV31 - Yunnan TV - Beijing TV"Chinese New Year Music Party for Year of the Dragon" (龍躍千里─甲辰年新春音樂派對)*SingerSimulcast in Hong Kong, Kunming and Beijing TVB "Po Leung Kuk Chinese New Year Special"(新春保良迎金龍)*Singer 18 MayGuangxi Television "Folk Song Gala" Singer and Creative Officer Ep3: Mike Tsang Special 6 Sep– 2 NovMango TV – Hunan TV "The Next Singer" Singer-Contestant Live broadcast singing competition Every Friday and Saturday Fridays Ep3, 6, 7, 8 (as contestant)

Ep8: With Jess Lee

Major awards YearAward CeremonyPlatformCategoryNameResultsNotes2021 Ultimate Song Chart Awards Presentation 2021 Commercial Radio Best Male Newcomer (Bronze) 2022 Yahoo! Asia Multiverse Buzz Awards Yahoo! Asia Buzz New Male Singer Awards The 20th Asian Music Festival AMF Organizing Committee Media Choice Male Singer of the Year Metro Radio Hits Music Awards 2023 Metro Radio Best Song by Duo or Group "Round & Round" Top 10 Gold Song Awards "Magic Carpet"《魔氈》 15th Chinese Music Awards International Chinese Music UnionBest Cantonese Male Singer "MIKE" Best Mandarin Song (Gold) "Talk To Me" 2025 46th Top Ten Chinese Gold Songs Award RTHK Outstanding Singer Award Top 10 Gold Song Awards "Talk To Me"

(*) Transliteration used in the absence of a formal English name