News: Henry Lau Announces Exclusive Australian Dates For ENJOY THE SHOW World Tour

Global multi-hyphenate Henry Lau will make his long-awaited return to Australia this October, bringing his ENJOY THE SHOW World Tour to Melbourne and Sydney for two exclusive headline performances.

The former Super Junior-M member will perform at Melbourne’s Forum on October 23 before heading to Sydney’s Darling Harbour Theatre on October 25, marking his first-ever solo concert dates in Australia. The shows arrive in support of his recently released English-language single ‘Enjoy The Show’, a track that encapsulates the artist’s ability to blur the boundaries between pop, R&B and classical music.

Since first emerging with Super Junior-M in 2008, Henry has forged a singular career that has consistently defied categorisation. A graduate of Berklee College of Music and a classically trained violinist, the Canadian-born star has balanced chart success with a reputation for virtuosic musicianship, first establishing himself as a solo force with 2013’s Trap before reaching a global audience through ‘It’s You’, his beloved contribution to the soundtrack of the K-drama While You Were Sleeping.

Music, however, is only one facet of Henry’s creative world. His career has spanned acting opposite Michelle Yeoh in Final Recipe, appearances across Korean and Chinese television, exhibitions at London’s Saatchi Gallery and even the operation of his own Taiwanese restaurant. Fluent in four languages, his appeal has extended across continents, earning him millions of followers and establishing him as one of Asia’s most versatile entertainers.

Returning to Australia for the first time since 2023, Henry’s ENJOY THE SHOW World Tour promises an immersive experience built around striking visuals, dynamic choreography and spontaneous live looping. Central to the performances will be the violin that has become synonymous with his artistry, with the shows designed to showcase the breadth of a musician equally comfortable with classical arrangements and contemporary pop.

With only two Australian dates scheduled, Henry Lau’s return offers local fans a rare opportunity to witness one of the region’s most distinctive and multifaceted performers in a headline setting.