Kit ChanKit Chan

In 1997, Chan received the Best Female Vocalist award in the World Chinese Works category at the eighth Golden Melody Awards, for which the nominated work was the album "別讓我恨你." From March to April that year, recognized by Hong Kong singer Jacky Cheung, she appeared in 43 performances of the musical "雪狼湖" at the Hong Kong Coliseum, playing 寧玉鳳; the production gave another seven performances in Singapore in November, and its song "等了又等" was selected for the fourth quarter of TVB's 1997 Jade Solid Gold. She released the album "揭曉" that year and received the 1997 Outstanding Performance Gold Award at the TVB Jade Solid Gold Best Ten Music Awards in January 1998. In 1998, Chan sang "Home" at Singapore's National Day Parade, was appointed a National Youth Ambassador for a two-year term by Singapore's National Youth Council, and appeared in Hong Kong in the Cantonese stage musical "漫步人生路" as 鄧小君. Her albums released that year included "入戲太深" and "Dreams and Memories 有你愛過我," while her live albums included "港樂4星 完美的聲空." In January 1999, Chan and Hong Kong singer William So recorded the Cantonese "來夜方長" and Mandarin "愛的正好" versions of the theme song for the film "玻璃樽"; "愛的正好" won the Best Male-Female Duet Gold Award at YES 933's Singapore Hit Awards. She also released the album "炫耀" that year.

In 2000, Chan appeared in the TVB television drama "妙手仁心II" as 阮朗平 (Dorothy), released the album "蘿拉," and won Best Television Drama Theme Song at Singapore's Star Awards in November for "家事." On June 9, 2001, Chan held the "就是陳潔儀" concert at Singapore Indoor Stadium and released the album "麻醉" that year.

In 2002, Chan appeared in the English-language stage musical "Forbidden City: Portrait of an Empress" in Singapore as 慈禧太后, and in 2003 released the album "懂得." She released the Mandarin album "東彎土星" in 2004 and announced her temporary departure from the music scene after its release. In an interview with Lianhe Zaobao, Chan said that she and her team had begun to differ in their ideas and that the unbroken workload had left her exhausted, so she decided to step away from the music scene. Beginning in 2004, Chan took a break from show business to continue her studies, and in 2007 joined the international public-relations consultancy Hill & Knowlton as an event specialist. During her break from the music scene, she returned to LASALLE College of the Arts as an adult student, wrote a thesis on performance psychology, and graduated with first-class honors. The English Wikipedia gives her absence from the music scene as 2004 to 2010; the Chinese Wikipedia, however, states that Chan resigned from her public-relations job at the end of March 2009 and officially returned to show business, with her first formal performance being "情牽女人心演唱會," held with 潘越雲, Winnie Hsin, Wanfang, and 林曉培 at the Hong Kong Coliseum on May 30 that year. The album "等了又等" was also released in 2009.

In 2010, Chan founded her own record company, naming it after her secondary-school singing group, Banshee Empire.

On January 25, 2011, Chan self-financed and released her first cover album, "重譯"; on February 12, she collaborated with the Singapore Chinese Orchestra for the concert "陳潔儀-我的音樂之旅," and from October 13 to 15 held three solo concerts, "陳潔儀想像空間演唱會," at the Sands Theatre at Marina Bay Sands, while also releasing "重譯陳潔儀·重奏," the Hong Kong edition of "重譯." The live albums "想像空間 LIVE" (2012) and "傾城 - 陳潔儀 x 趙增熹 音樂會" (2013) followed.

On June 12 and 13, 2015, Chan held "著迷·陳潔儀(SPELLBOUND)演唱會" at The Star Performing Arts Centre in Singapore; the Shanghai and Guangzhou stops of the "著迷·陳潔儀" tour took place at Shanghai Grand Stage on July 12 and Guangzhou Gymnasium on July 18. On August 9, she again participated in Singapore's National Day Parade celebrations, singing "Home," and on August 23 she was invited to sing "Home" at Singapore's National Day Rally. On October 2, Chan sang "心動" and "家" at "國慶青年音樂會" at the Hong Kong Coliseum, marking the first time she had performed "家" outside Singapore. That year, Chan competed on the Chinese reality singing competition I Am A Singer and was eliminated in the first round; she subsequently signed with China's Taihe Music Group.

In 2016, Chan released the EP "等。陳潔儀" and, in July, the album "天堂邊緣"; the "著迷·陳潔儀" tour concluded at Singapore Indoor Stadium in September. From August 8 to 20, 2017, Chan again appeared in the musical "Forbidden City: Portrait of an Empress" at Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay in Singapore. On October 5, 2018, Chan released the 25th-anniversary album "A Time For Everything" throughout Asia, and on November 9 and 10 held two 25th-anniversary A Time For Everything concerts at the Esplanade. In an interview with Lianhe Zaobao, Chan said that no matter how popular her songs were, they were tied to their eras, whereas "Home" transcended eras and ethnic groups, and that being able to sing it was the greatest achievement of her 25 years in the industry. On November 3, 2019, Chan held her first solo concert in Taiwan, "A Time for Everything 陳潔儀25年的綻放演唱會—台北場," at Taipei International Convention Center (TICC).

In 2021, Chan signed with "齐鼓文化" and released the single "最完美的距離" in March, followed later that year by "總會再見," "就夠了," and "誤解"; in 2022, she released the EP "平行線" and appeared in the English-language stage musical "光耀建國路" in Singapore as 柯玉芝. In 2023, Chan held three consecutive nights of the concert "Little Things" in Singapore to celebrate her 30th anniversary in the industry; in 2024, she appeared in the Mandarin stage musical "雄獅少年" in mainland China as 徐慧珍. In 2025, Chan sang "Echoes Of Petals," the theme song for the television drama "Emerald Hill - The Little Nyonya Story," and she and composer-producer Li Si Song received the Best Original Song award at the Star Awards 2026 for the song. In 2026, Chan embarked on "Atrium Live Tour," holding solo concerts in several Chinese cities, with a performance at Singapore Indoor Stadium on September 19.