At the age of 64, Jacky Cheung, kicked off his “60+ World Tour Concert” in 2023. The final leg of this tour, consisting of 20 shows, commenced on December 23 at the Hong Kong Coliseum. Addressing the packed audience, Cheung mentioned that his songs have accompanied everyone for 41 years. Initially thinking it might be his last performance, he engaged with fans, performed his signature cartwheel move, proving that he still has the energy and talent to entertain, eliciting thunderous applause from the crowd.
On December 23, Jacky Cheung set the stage on fire with a performance of “留住這時光” at the Hong Kong Coliseum, which marked the beginning of a series of 20 shows. Dressed in a black leather outfit and surrounded by dancers, he enthralled the audience with hits like “Ooh La La” followed by a powerful rendition of “馬路英雄” atop an antique car. The stage visuals and grandeur were on full display. He continued with soulful ballads like “我應該,” “等你等到我心痛,” “深海,” “三天兩夜,” “我真的受傷了,” and more.
Cheung announced the launch of his “60+ World Tour Concert” in 2023, marking his 10th solo concert series. Starting from June 9, 2023, he traveled across China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, and other places. According to statistics, the show at the Hong Kong Coliseum on December 23 marked the 305th performance of his “60+” tour.
A remarkable milestone was achieved on February 23, 2025, when Jacky Cheung completed his 218th concert of the “60+” tour in Haikou, China. This marked his 1,000th personal concert, making him the first Mandarin pop singer to surpass this touring achievement.
At 64 years old, Jacky Cheung sang and danced tirelessly during the “60+” tour. Striving for perfection, he faced several challenges during concerts due to factors like the pandemic and environmental conditions. Two years ago, he experienced a dizzy spell and fell during a show in Malaysia due to Meniere’s Disease but escaped serious injury. In Shanghai, he had to postpone a show after contracting COVID-19. In Taipei, he was diagnosed with RSV and had to reschedule three shows at the Taipei Arena to the following year while canceling three concerts in Guangzhou due to health reasons.
To prepare for the grand finale in Hong Kong, Jacky Cheung and his team took a three-week break. Reflecting on his health during this time, he humorously mentioned how small breaks led to minor illnesses and how larger breaks resulted in more severe health issues. He joked about turning 65 soon and realizing that age-related advantages kick in only at that age.
After a career spanning 41 years, Jacky Cheung expressed, “I don’t know if you all think this might be my last concert, so regardless, you should come and see me. The last time I performed, I felt scared and doubtful, thinking it could be the final one, but after a few years, here I am again.” Following this statement, he performed his iconic cartwheel move, prompting continuous screams from the audience. Rising effortlessly, he humorously remarked, “You can tell I’m still here; last time, I had to crawl up, so don’t worry.”