British singer-songwriter Elliot James Reay mesmerized thousands of fans and festival-goers with his electrifying performance, creating an unforgettable night to remember.
The talented artist, Elliot James Reay, captivated the audience with his enchanting music, including his recent chart-topping singles, ‘I Think They Call This Love’ and ‘Boy In Love.’
‘I Think They Call This Love,’ released in July 2024, has taken the world by storm, with over 30 million streams and 18 million views on YouTube, solidifying his presence in the music industry.
‘Boy In Love’ followed suit, releasing in November 2024, and further established Reay as a breakout star with its massive success.
The concert also featured fan favorites such as ‘Sweetness,’ ‘I Can’t Stay Away,’ ‘Daydreaming,’ and ‘Heartbreak Hotel,’ creating a magical and diverse musical journey for the audience.
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| The energetic and enthusiastic fans cheer for Elliot James Reay during his performance at the Youth Cultural House, located in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, on January 20, 2025. Photo by Hoai Phuong |
Prior to this spectacular event, Reay hosted an intimate gathering on Sunday at Tone Lab in District 3 of the city, offering a unique and personal experience to his fans.
Both concerts were free and formed part of his highly anticipated Southeast Asia tour, bringing his captivating music to a wider audience.
During his time in Vietnam, Reay immersed himself in the local culture, exploring Ho Chi Minh City’s iconic landmarks, indulging in the delicious local cuisine, and even partaking in the festive spirit of Tet by shopping for traditional decorations and red envelopes.
Born in 2002, in England, Elliot James Reay is a musical sensation who seamlessly blends modern and classical music, creating a unique and captivating sound that has garnered international acclaim.
His journey to stardom began with viral covers on social media, but it was his original songs, ‘I Think They Call This Love’ and ‘Boy In Love,’ that truly established him as a global musical artist.
