British singer Elliot James Reay, owner of the hit song I Think They Call This Love, performed for the first time in Ho Chi Minh City and received a lot of support from the audience.
Elliot James Reay performs at the Ho Chi Minh City Youth Cultural House - Photo: HOAI PHUONG
On the evening of January 20, the stage of the Ho Chi Minh City Youth Cultural House heated up with the performance of singer and musician Elliot James Reay.
This is one of the activities within the framework of the Vietnamese Tet Festival At Ty 2025. Thousands of fans and spring tourists cheered enthusiastically for Elliot James Reay.
He brought a series of recent hits such as: I Think They Call This Love, Boy In Love.
I Think They Call This Love was released in July 2024, and is also his debut single.
The song currently has over 30 million streams on streaming platforms and over 18 million views on YouTube.
His second single, Boy In Love, was released in November 2024, making him an internet phenomenon at the time.
Crowd cheering for Elliot James Reay - Photo: HOAI PHUONG
Elliot James Reay sings live with guitar - Video: HOAI PHUONG
In addition, he also performed other songs associated with his name such as: Sweetness, I Can't Stay Away, Daydreaming, Heartbreak Hotel. The music night brought many emotions to the audience.
Previously, on January 19, Elliot James Reay performed at Tone Lab (District 3, Ho Chi Minh City).
Both shows are completely free and are part of Elliot James Reay's tour of countries in the Southeast Asian region.
Sharing with the audience, Elliot James Reay had the opportunity to visit some famous landmarks of Ho Chi Minh City, experience cuisine, buy Tet items, lucky money envelopes...
Elliot James Reay was born in 2002 in England. He is a singer and songwriter loved by audiences for bringing a modern feel to classical music.
He became widely known to the audience after posting cover videos on social networks.
I Think They Call This Love, Boy In Love are two hits that made Elliot James Reay famous.
Source: https://tuoitre.vn/lan-dau-elliot-james-reay-bieu-dien-tai-viet-nam-20250121054335559.htm
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