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THE BEST ACTORS LIVE CONCERT - A NIGHT WITH HONG KONG'S TVB LEGENDS

Some faces instantly bring back a lifetime of memories.
This July, renowned Hong Kong actors and singers Ruco Chan and Joel Chan are set to take the stage at The Grand Ho Tram for an unforgettable evening at THE BEST ACTORS LIVE CONCERT.
From beloved TVB soundtrack classics to heartfelt live performances, this exclusive event offers fans a rare opportunity to reconnect with the stars who have defined countless iconic television moments.
• One night only
• 18 July 2026
• 7:30 PM
• The Grand Ballroom, The Grand Ho Tram
Join us for an evening filled with nostalgia, music, and unforgettable memories alongside two of Hong Kong’s most celebrated entertainers.
Tel: 1800 588801
Website: https://thegrandhotram.com/holidayinnresort/
Email: Reservations@thegrandhotram.com
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