The concert will take place on January 31 at Benchasiri Park on Sukhumvit Road in Bangkok, and will feature an array of artists from Asean countries.

Alexandra said she felt privileged and happy to be the onl y Lao artist to be selected to perform at the event.

She will sing both Lao and international numbers and said this would be her first performance of the year in a neighbouring country. It was especially exciting to perform in an Asean member country like Thailand.

She plans to perform to the best of her ability and is hoping to bring happiness and an entertaining atmosphere to the audience.

Alexandra will leave Laos on Saturday to join the otherAsean artists who are also performing. She will bring various styles of songs to her performance, such as her track “My Radio”, as well as songs that she has sung at previous Asean events.

The public can enjoy a violin performance and other music and song experiences at the concert, which is to be held in a centrally located park in Bangkok.

Alexandra said she has a large fan club in Thailand after she was invited to sing on many entertainment television programmes. She also acted in a Thai drama that was well received by Thai audiences.

This concert will be a good opportunity for her to meet her Thai fan club again, and it is sure to spread happiness and promote Lao songs and culture to her fans.

She said she still loves her Thai fans and expects them to attend the concert.

Alexandra has not yet planned to release a new track. Currently, she is focussing on going to events and concerts as well as preparing to perform on a television programme.

She urges fans following her work to keep an eye out for images from the Asean concert.

Alexandra said she loves working in the industry and will continue to create colourful Lao entertainment.

Alexandra also owns the IT Infrastructure Development Office in Nongbone village, Xaysettha distict, Vientiane, which opened this year.

She is hoping to start the Alexandra Foundation, a charity to help people with Down syndrome, but is still looking for sponsors to provide donations towards the foundation’s management.