Hong Kong artist and singer Ram Chiang first gained popularity by singing catchy songs at Temple Street. In 1985, his impersonation of George Lam during a concert impressed PolyGram, launching his entertainment career. As a singer, he released his composition "Why Meet" in 1990, which became a classic Cantonese pop duet. He then went on to win the "Ultimate Song Chart Most Favourite Song Award" in 1990, TVB's "Top 10 Jade Solid Gold Songs Award", and RTHK's "Top Ten Chinese Gold Songs Award". Despite his string of success, Ram Chiang did not achieve instant stardom and left the music industry in 1993.

After joining TVB, Ram Chiang appeared in over 50 TV dramas and nearly 20 films, earning numerous nominations and awards. His role as "Ko Yin" in the 2014 series "Come On, Cousin" won him the "Best Supporting Actor" and "Professional Actor Award". Despite his achievements in music and acting, Ram Chiang rarely mentions his singing career. In 2004, he surprised young audiences by performing "Huánghòu dàdàodōng (Queen's Rd. East)" at a Lo Ta-yu concert. Experience Ram Chiang’s musical talents this July at Arena of Stars. Ticket sale details as below.