AsiaRooms.com - Asian Starlet Janice Yan Bringing I'm Back Show to Kuala Lumpur

Asian singing sensation and talent show winner Janice Yan will be performing to packed crowds in Kuala Lumpur this May.

2012-04-25

KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA, April 25, 2012 (Press-News.org) Kuala Lumpur audiences will be flocking to see Asian musician Janice Yan performing in a live showcase called I'm Back on May 25th 2012.

The hot young starlet will be thrilling attendees at the Kenanga Wholesale City venue at 20:30 local time on the Friday during what will be her first ever live show in Malaysia.

Yan won the hearts of TV audiences when she appeared as one of the contestants on the 2010 special season of popular Taiwanese talent show One Million Star, also known as The Star Legend.

Though this event was intended as a special showcase of past contestants, Yan was included as a specially invited participant and went on to claim victory, launching her on her own music career.

Tickets are available now for 148 ringgits (GBP30), which includes a booking fee of three ringgits, while an extra charge of 1.50 ringgits is also applicable for online purchases.

Visiting Kenanga Wholesale City will also give tourists the opportunity to browse one of the country's biggest clothing retail outlets, with more than 800 lots.

Lovers of Asian pop can find a wide variety of Kuala Lumpur hotels at AsiaRooms.com, including the Park Royal Kuala Lumpur.

Book tickets to see the show at http://www.ticketcharge.com.my/.

Editors Notes:

AsiaRooms.com is a leading online accommodation site in Asia offering deals in over 36,000 properties worldwide, including 7,000 hotels in the Asia-Pacific region ranging from individual beach huts to 5-star hotels and sprawling villas.

AsiaRooms.com offers customers a saving of up to 70 per cent off the normal room rate for a variety of independent and branded hotels. Customers can book online or by phone 24/7, whether booking 12 months or 12 minutes in advance - whatever time, whatever day.

The contemporary and inspirational online platform is styled for those seeking more interesting hotel options over the bland, obvious choices. Users can read from over 150,000 true hotel reviews, written by customers who have booked through AsiaRooms.com and actually stayed at the hotel.

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