Eason Chan

Eason Chan stands poised to attain widespread acclaim across Hong Kong. Proficient on guitar, violin, and piano while possessing a commanding voice, he earned recognition for the “rough sound” featured on his first release, the 1997 album Eason Chan’s Happy Days. His primary accomplishments, however, have come through roles in Hong Kong-produced films such as City of Glass, Jiang Hu: The Triad Zone, Lavender, Feel 100% II, Comic King, Visible Secret, Cops Shop Babes, Funeral March, and Tiramisu. Having grown up in London starting at age 12, Chan came back to Hong Kong upon reaching 21 in 1995.