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'FEEL THE PASSION' TOUR: HONG KONG'S MIRROR AT O2

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'Feel the Passion'

Hong Kong Cantopop boyband Mirror has embarked on its first international tour and brought their show to the O2 Arena on Tuesday, March 12.

Tickets for the conert had been quickly sold out in January as 20,000 star-struck fans erupted into euphoria and ecstasy when they came on stage.

Lokman Yeung, captain of the 12-strong group, said in a press conference afterwards: "I have never dreamt of performing abroad in various countries - this is surreal."

The vast majority of fans has only immigrated from Hong Kong to the UK in recent years, as the former British colony saw sweeping political crackdowns.

Many expressed how developing an affinity towards the group was in fact a search for emotional sanctuary against political despondency.

Ian Chan and Frankie Chan, two of the group's rising stars, said they shared the "hunger" of the fans in the UK, who could finally see them close-up in real life.

'Feel the Passion'

Hong Kong Cantopop boyband Mirror has embarked on its first international tour and brought their show to the O2 Arena on Tuesday, March 12.

Tickets for the conert had been quickly sold out in January as 20,000 star-struck fans erupted into euphoria and ecstasy when they came on stage.

Lokman Yeung, captain of the 12-strong group, said in a press conference afterwards: "I have never dreamt of performing abroad in various countries - this is surreal."

The vast majority of fans has only immigrated from Hong Kong to the UK in recent years, as the former British colony saw sweeping political crackdowns.

Many expressed how developing an affinity towards the group was in fact a search for emotional sanctuary against political despondency.

Ian Chan and Frankie Chan, two of the group's rising stars, said they shared the "hunger" of the fans in the UK, who could finally see them close-up in real life.

'Feel the Passion'

Hong Kong Cantopop boyband Mirror has embarked on its first international tour and brought their show to the O2 Arena on Tuesday, March 12.

Tickets for the conert had been quickly sold out in January as 20,000 star-struck fans erupted into euphoria and ecstasy when they came on stage.

Lokman Yeung, captain of the 12-strong group, said in a press conference afterwards: "I have never dreamt of performing abroad in various countries - this is surreal."

The vast majority of fans has only immigrated from Hong Kong to the UK in recent years, as the former British colony saw sweeping political crackdowns.

Many expressed how developing an affinity towards the group was in fact a search for emotional sanctuary against political despondency.

Ian Chan and Frankie Chan, two of the group's rising stars, said they shared the "hunger" of the fans in the UK, who could finally see them close-up in real life.

'Feel the Passion'

Hong Kong Cantopop boyband Mirror has embarked on its first international tour and brought their show to the O2 Arena on Tuesday, March 12.

Tickets for the conert had been quickly sold out in January as 20,000 star-struck fans erupted into euphoria and ecstasy when they came on stage.

Lokman Yeung, captain of the 12-strong group, said in a press conference afterwards: "I have never dreamt of performing abroad in various countries - this is surreal."

The vast majority of fans has only immigrated from Hong Kong to the UK in recent years, as the former British colony saw sweeping political crackdowns.

Many expressed how developing an affinity towards the group was in fact a search for emotional sanctuary against political despondency.

Ian Chan and Frankie Chan, two of the group's rising stars, said they shared the "hunger" of the fans in the UK, who could finally see them close-up in real life.

'Feel the Passion'

Hong Kong Cantopop boyband Mirror has embarked on its first international tour and brought their show to the O2 Arena on Tuesday, March 12.

Tickets for the conert had been quickly sold out in January as 20,000 star-struck fans erupted into euphoria and ecstasy when they came on stage.

Lokman Yeung, captain of the 12-strong group, said in a press conference afterwards: "I have never dreamt of performing abroad in various countries - this is surreal."

The vast majority of fans has only immigrated from Hong Kong to the UK in recent years, as the former British colony saw sweeping political crackdowns.

Many expressed how developing an affinity towards the group was in fact a search for emotional sanctuary against political despondency.

Ian Chan and Frankie Chan, two of the group's rising stars, said they shared the "hunger" of the fans in the UK, who could finally see them close-up in real life.

'Feel the Passion'

Hong Kong Cantopop boyband Mirror has embarked on its first international tour and brought their show to the O2 Arena on Tuesday, March 12.

Tickets for the conert had been quickly sold out in January as 20,000 star-struck fans erupted into euphoria and ecstasy when they came on stage.

Lokman Yeung, captain of the 12-strong group, said in a press conference afterwards: "I have never dreamt of performing abroad in various countries - this is surreal."

The vast majority of fans has only immigrated from Hong Kong to the UK in recent years, as the former British colony saw sweeping political crackdowns.

Many expressed how developing an affinity towards the group was in fact a search for emotional sanctuary against political despondency.

Ian Chan and Frankie Chan, two of the group's rising stars, said they shared the "hunger" of the fans in the UK, who could finally see them close-up in real life.

'Feel the Passion'

Hong Kong Cantopop boyband Mirror has embarked on its first international tour and brought their show to the O2 Arena on Tuesday, March 12.

Tickets for the conert had been quickly sold out in January as 20,000 star-struck fans erupted into euphoria and ecstasy when they came on stage.

Lokman Yeung, captain of the 12-strong group, said in a press conference afterwards: "I have never dreamt of performing abroad in various countries - this is surreal."

The vast majority of fans has only immigrated from Hong Kong to the UK in recent years, as the former British colony saw sweeping political crackdowns.

Many expressed how developing an affinity towards the group was in fact a search for emotional sanctuary against political despondency.

Ian Chan and Frankie Chan, two of the group's rising stars, said they shared the "hunger" of the fans in the UK, who could finally see them close-up in real life.

'Feel the Passion'

Hong Kong Cantopop boyband Mirror has embarked on its first international tour and brought their show to the O2 Arena on Tuesday, March 12.

Tickets for the conert had been quickly sold out in January as 20,000 star-struck fans erupted into euphoria and ecstasy when they came on stage.

Lokman Yeung, captain of the 12-strong group, said in a press conference afterwards: "I have never dreamt of performing abroad in various countries - this is surreal."

The vast majority of fans has only immigrated from Hong Kong to the UK in recent years, as the former British colony saw sweeping political crackdowns.

Many expressed how developing an affinity towards the group was in fact a search for emotional sanctuary against political despondency.

Ian Chan and Frankie Chan, two of the group's rising stars, said they shared the "hunger" of the fans in the UK, who could finally see them close-up in real life.

'Feel the Passion'

Hong Kong Cantopop boyband Mirror has embarked on its first international tour and brought their show to the O2 Arena on Tuesday, March 12.

Tickets for the conert had been quickly sold out in January as 20,000 star-struck fans erupted into euphoria and ecstasy when they came on stage.

Lokman Yeung, captain of the 12-strong group, said in a press conference afterwards: "I have never dreamt of performing abroad in various countries - this is surreal."

The vast majority of fans has only immigrated from Hong Kong to the UK in recent years, as the former British colony saw sweeping political crackdowns.

Many expressed how developing an affinity towards the group was in fact a search for emotional sanctuary against political despondency.

Ian Chan and Frankie Chan, two of the group's rising stars, said they shared the "hunger" of the fans in the UK, who could finally see them close-up in real life.

'Feel the Passion'

Hong Kong Cantopop boyband Mirror has embarked on its first international tour and brought their show to the O2 Arena on Tuesday, March 12.

Tickets for the conert had been quickly sold out in January as 20,000 star-struck fans erupted into euphoria and ecstasy when they came on stage.

Lokman Yeung, captain of the 12-strong group, said in a press conference afterwards: "I have never dreamt of performing abroad in various countries - this is surreal."

The vast majority of fans has only immigrated from Hong Kong to the UK in recent years, as the former British colony saw sweeping political crackdowns.

Many expressed how developing an affinity towards the group was in fact a search for emotional sanctuary against political despondency.

Ian Chan and Frankie Chan, two of the group's rising stars, said they shared the "hunger" of the fans in the UK, who could finally see them close-up in real life.

'Feel the Passion'

Hong Kong Cantopop boyband Mirror has embarked on its first international tour and brought their show to the O2 Arena on Tuesday, March 12.

Tickets for the conert had been quickly sold out in January as 20,000 star-struck fans erupted into euphoria and ecstasy when they came on stage.

Lokman Yeung, captain of the 12-strong group, said in a press conference afterwards: "I have never dreamt of performing abroad in various countries - this is surreal."

The vast majority of fans has only immigrated from Hong Kong to the UK in recent years, as the former British colony saw sweeping political crackdowns.

Many expressed how developing an affinity towards the group was in fact a search for emotional sanctuary against political despondency.

Ian Chan and Frankie Chan, two of the group's rising stars, said they shared the "hunger" of the fans in the UK, who could finally see them close-up in real life.

'Feel the Passion'

Hong Kong Cantopop boyband Mirror has embarked on its first international tour and brought their show to the O2 Arena on Tuesday, March 12.

Tickets for the conert had been quickly sold out in January as 20,000 star-struck fans erupted into euphoria and ecstasy when they came on stage.

Lokman Yeung, captain of the 12-strong group, said in a press conference afterwards: "I have never dreamt of performing abroad in various countries - this is surreal."

The vast majority of fans has only immigrated from Hong Kong to the UK in recent years, as the former British colony saw sweeping political crackdowns.

Many expressed how developing an affinity towards the group was in fact a search for emotional sanctuary against political despondency.

Ian Chan and Frankie Chan, two of the group's rising stars, said they shared the "hunger" of the fans in the UK, who could finally see them close-up in real life.

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