HONG KONG — The top three winners of the popular singing competition Midlife Voice 4 will reunite with their fellow finalists for a graduation concert on October 14 at the Queen Elizabeth Stadium, organizers announced Friday.
Champions Lead the Lineup
Grand champion Yoon Kyung-soon, first runner-up Hui Wan-nee, and second runner-up Zheng Jiasheng were joined by the remaining four “Final Seven” members — Cai Mi-jie, Wu Yi-wei, You Shu-qing, and Xu Mei-qi — at a press conference to promote the upcoming show. The event, titled Midlife Voice 4: Singing Stronger Concert, marks the culmination of the competition season that crowned its winners last month.
During the press event, held at the Kai Tak Sports Park’s Arena, host Che Yuen-yuen surprised fans by announcing the full concert lineup, which will also include three additional contestants: Zhou Zhikang, Chen Xupei, and Zheng Zhonghao. Their inclusion means the “Final Ten” will take the stage together for the first time since the competition’s live finale.
Emotional Reunion on Stage
The seven finalists performed for a small audience at the press conference, with Xu Mei-qi, You Shu-qing, Wu Yi-wei, and Cai Mi-jie each delivering solo numbers. The top three winners then sang two songs apiece, before all seven joined for a rousing rendition of Beyond the Sea — the Cantonese classic Hoi Kwok Tin Hung — which brought the room to its feet.
“We are both excited and nervous,” said champion Yoon Kyung-soon through an interpreter. “We want to thank everyone who supported us from the very beginning of the competition. This concert is our way of sharing our gratitude and fulfilling our dreams.”
From Auditions to Arena
Midlife Voice 4, a talent show for contestants aged 35 and above, has drawn a devoted following across Hong Kong and Chinese-speaking regions. This season’s “Climb to the Top” finale took place at the Kai Tak Sports Park last month, where the final seven competed for the title before a live audience.
Concert organizer Chuang Yuen-yuen said the graduation show will feature new arrangements of songs performed during the competition, along with exclusive duets and group numbers. “This is not just a concert — it’s a celebration of resilience and the courage to pursue passion at any age,” she told reporters.
Broader Impact
The Midlife Voice franchise has been credited with giving older aspiring singers a platform often overlooked in the youth-focused entertainment industry. Past winners have launched recording contracts and toured across Asia, proving that talent knows no age limit.
Tickets for the October concert will go on sale later this month, with proceeds supporting music education programs for underprivileged youth in Hong Kong, according to event organizers.
What’s Next
Fans can expect a full-length concert video to be released on streaming platforms in the months following the live show. The show’s production team has also hinted at a potential fifth season, though no official announcement has been made.
For now, the final ten are focused on perfecting their performances — and soaking in every moment of their hard-earned spotlight.
