Hong Kong superstar Keung To, a prominent member of the group MIRROR, recently unveiled details for his anticipated global music series, the “LAVA” World Tour, with the inaugural show slated for early 2026. The tour will kick off on March 13, 2026, at the OVO Arena Wembley in London, U.K., marking the acclaimed singer’s first major international solo endeavor. The announcement followed a deeply personal reflection shared on social media on the final day of 2025, where the artist detailed the challenges, growth, and self-discovery that characterized his past year.
In a candid, nearly 1,000-word post, Keung To reviewed a period defined by both notable achievements and unexpected setbacks. He acknowledged the steep learning curve involved in navigating multifaceted public and private personas—dubbed “Keung To A” and “Keung To B”—emphasizing the necessity of internal balance and self-management. This process of cultivating inner harmony, he noted, has been crucial to maintaining a sense of peace amid the pressures of global stardom.
Milestones and Artistic Collaboration
The past year culminated in several significant professional milestones, including the release of his debut solo album and the successful completion of a demanding nine-show concert series. Keung To framed these concerts as a critical examination of his seven-year career, an endeavor made possible by the exhaustive efforts of his entire production team. He specifically commended the meticulous work of the concert producer, who ensured his artistic vision was translated accurately onto the stage, noting that the collective efforts of the production crew, band, choreographers, and dancers were invaluable.
A highlight of the concert run was the roster of high-profile guest performers. Keung To expressed profound gratitude for the participation of renowned artists, including his long-time idol, Jackson Wang. Calling the collaboration an “achievement unlocked,” Keung To cited Wang’s international stage presence and performance style, evidenced by Wang’s multiple appearances at Coachella, as a defining inspiration. He also shared that a private message of encouragement from Wang during a period of self-doubt provided significant strength.
Other notable guests included Taiwanese singer Jam Hsiao, who flew in from Taiwan during the holiday season to perform. Keung To highlighted their shared bond forged through basketball, which unexpectedly led to a musical partnership, teaching him that making music can be as enjoyable as playing the sport. He also thanked a circle of close friends and collaborators—including Janice Yan, Terence Lam, Ian Chan, Jer Lau, and Gareth T.—acknowledging the unique stories and lessons each shared with him.
Looking Ahead: Authenticity and Resilience
The artist concluded his lengthy message by extending heartfelt appreciation to his dedicated fanbase, whom he affectionately refers to as his “Keung Family.” Their unwavering support through personal and professional highs and lows, he asserted, remains his primary motivation.
As he ventures into the new year, Keung To articulated a commitment to living with authenticity, perseverance, and sincerity. He expressed a hope that he, and all those who follow him, can dedicate themselves to “protecting the inner child” and facing future challenges with a stronger, more resilient mindset. The “LAVA” World Tour represents the tangible global extension of this renewed focus, launching his artistry onto an international platform. Further dates and details for the world tour are expected to be announced in the coming months.
