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Li Ronghao (traditional Chinese: 李榮浩; simplified Chinese: 李荣浩; pinyin: Lǐ Rónghào; born July 11, 1985) is a Chinese singer-songwriter, actor and producer. Initially a music producer, he achieved breakout success as a singer with his debut album Model (2013), for which he won the Golden Melody Award for Best New Singer.[1] From 2019 to 2022, he served as a coach on Sing! China for four seasons.
Li Ronghao's first studio album, Model, was released in 2013 with label Linfair Records. The album was nominated for Best Album and Li was nominated for Best Male Singer, Best Lyricist, Best Newcomer and Best Producer at the 25th Golden Melody Awards, and won the Best New Singer award.[3]
In August 2014. Li signed with label Warner Records. Later that year, he released the concept EPDear Composer and quickly gained popularity, becoming MusicRadio China's most popular new singer. In September that year, he released his second album, Ronghao Li. This album won the Best Chinese Album award as well as the Most Influential New Singer award at the 2015 QQ Annual Music Festival.[4] The song King of Comedy from Ronghao Li was nominated for the Best Lyricist Award at the 26th Golden Melody Awards as well as winning the Song of the Year award during the 5th Global Pop Song Charts.
His third album An Ideal, released in 2015, received average to positive reviews on Chinese ratings site Douban,[5] with many critics remarking on Li's slight change of style.[5][6] The song Stubborn Love (不将就) from An Ideal hit number 1 on Taiwan's iTunes Popular Singles Chart in April 2015.
Li made a special appearance in the movie Duckweed, which was released in January 2017. He also participated in the second season The Voice of China as an advisor to Eason Chan, one of the coaches on the show, and their team won the Best Team award that season.
In 2018, Li starred in the film Keep Calm and Be a Superstar alongside Li Yitong and Eason Chan. Li was the vocal instructor for Idol Producer. He reprised the role for the second season in 2019. Li also released his 5th album “Ear” in 2018. The song If I Were Young was a massive hit in Taiwan and Mainland China, and the music video reached over 100 million views on YouTube.[7] The song was ranked 2nd on the China Billboard Radio Top 10 Songs, only behind Jay Chou'sWaiting For You.
From 2019 to 2022, he served as a coach on Sing! China (a rebranded version of The Voice of China) for four seasons. He was crowned as the winning coach of the Sing China 2019 as Xing Hanming from Team Ronghao won the competition.
Personal life
From 2011 to early 2015, Li was in a relationship with model and singer Lu Yao, who inspired his breakout song Model and appeared in the music video for his song Two People.[8][9]
In January 2015, Li posted a close-up selfie with Taiwanese singer Rainie Yang on Weibo but quickly deleted it. On September 16, 2017, Li and Yang officially confirmed their relationship. In 2019, they registered their marriage in Hefei, Anhui.[10][11][12]
Names in Bold indicate the winning singer, while Italics indicate the runner-up singer. Singers are listed based on their original season appearances, returning singers (who participated in seasons 5 or 8) are not repeated.
Singers participated in groups are listed in parentheses. Initial singers first listed in order of official announcement, followed by Substitute/Challenge Singers in order of appearance.
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