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Showy and showstopping. We know this guy ain't called 'Show' for nothing.

Taiwanese artiste extraordinaire Show Luo kick-started his highly-anticipated two-hour long gig in Singapore with a heart thumping dance performance of his title song 'Dance Without Limits' - a remake from his latest album Rashomon, amidst full fanfare of pyrotechnics and a stadium full of eager enraptured fans.

A diversion from the usual concert-going experience, 3D paper glasses - decorated with leopard prints (showy!), no less - were distributed by ushers upon entry, and worn throughout various video segments of the concert as Show presented an a doppelganger illusion of himself in the stadium on a specially made NTD 30 million customized big screen.

15 years in showbiz, two concert world tours, and his third pit stop in Asia, Show lived up to his stage persona of being 'Asia's Dancing King' and threw a sensational showstopping one-night only gig yesterday. Shrill screams and cries of adoration resounded throughout the stadium as the 30-year-old gyrated and impressed audiences with his nifty footwork, dance choreography and agile movements to upbeat tunes such as 'Best of the Bunch', and 'Head Over Heels'. (More photos & video below!)

Success didn't come easy for Show, and his road to stardom was undoubtedly a bumpy one filled with skepticism from both detractors and naysayers. The man himself knows it best and constantly paid tribute to his roots during the concert, filling it with anecdotes of thanks to his parents and legion of ardent fans from all over the world.

Well, for one, we think Show Luo should be having the last laugh now - with a successful showing and a history-making 3D concert in the bag. And of course, this won't be the last of it. How does his idea of a part-two concert in Singapore sound like to you?

Let's get this Show started! 
Catch exciting snippets from Show's concert here!

- XinMSN