Keung To

Keung To, whose Chinese name is 姜濤, was born on 30 April 1999 in Hong Kong and has emerged as one of the most influential figures in contemporary Cantopop, establishing himself as a versatile singer, dancer, and actor. As an only child, he completed his education at several local institutions including Oi Kwan Road Baptist Church Lui Kwok Pat Fong Kindergarten, Hennessy Road Government Primary P.M. School, and Tang Shiu Kin Victoria Government Secondary School, before graduating with a diploma from Yeo Chei Man Senior Secondary School. His path to entertainment began with his participation in the 2017 Mainland Chinese talent show Super Boy, where he achieved top 30 status as one of four regional representatives from Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan. However, his definitive breakthrough arrived in 2018 when he competed in ViuTV's revolutionary reality competition Good Night Show - King Maker as contestant #99, ultimately winning the championship on 14 October with a combined score of 21.4% from both professional judges and public voters. This monumental victory led to his official debut on 3 November 2018 as a member of the twelve-member boy band Mirror, which has since become a cultural phenomenon in Hong Kong, releasing their debut single "In a Second" (一秒間) shortly after formation. His intensely loyal fanbase, affectionately known as "Ginger Candy" (姜糖), has played a crucial role in his unprecedented success at major award ceremonies, where he became the youngest artist in history to win both My Favourite Male Singer and My Favourite Song at the Ultimate Song Chart Awards Presentation across multiple consecutive years from 2020 through 2025.

Beyond his commitments to Mirror, Keung has cultivated a distinguished solo career that launched in June 2019 with the single "No. 1 Seed" (一號種籽), quickly followed by a series of chart-topping releases including "Atlantis" (亞特蘭提斯), "A Little More A Day" (一天多一點), and the socially resonant anthem "The Love Without Words" (蒙着嘴說愛你), which addressed the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Hong Kong society and earned him the Most Popular Song award at the 2020 Ultimate Song Chart Awards Presentation. Demonstrating remarkable artistic range, he released emotionally charged tracks such as "Disease of Loneliness" (孤獨病), for which he personally directed the innovative one-take music video, and "Dear My Friend," a touching tribute to his late friend Kin Lam that dominated local streaming platforms for four consecutive weeks and secured another Most Popular Song award in 2021. His creative evolution continued with the introspective "Spiegel Im Spiegel" (鏡中鏡), which incorporated krumping choreography to express the psychological pressures of fame, and the record-breaking "Ocean" (濤), which served as the centerpiece for his first solo concert series "Waves: In my sight 2023" held at AsiaWorld Arena, comprising four completely sold-out shows that featured ambitious contemporary and Chinese dance elements choreographed by Mui Cheuk-Yin. As an actor, Keung has expanded his repertoire through diverse roles including his debut in Retire to Queen, appearances in We are the Littles and Ink at Tai Ping, the Taiwanese drama Sometimes When We Touch, and film projects such as Mama's Affair, My Heavenly City (2023) where he portrayed a Taiwanese student navigating life in New York, and the 2024 heist thriller The Moon Thieves. Despite facing significant physical setbacks, including a severe basketball injury in November 2022 requiring surgery on his knee and Achilles heel, and the industry-wide hiatus following the tragic July 2022 Mirror concert accident, Keung has demonstrated extraordinary resilience, returning to the stage with renewed determination and collaborating with renowned artists such as AGA, Fatboy, and Gentle Bones on cross-genre musical projects that continue to expand his influence beyond Hong Kong into Mandopop and international markets.