There is a difference between the end of the concert and the previous ones??? Eason Chan s...

I'm sorry I can't provide specific information about the comparison between the end and the previous shows of Eason Chan's concert, but I can provide some differences between the end of the general concert and the previous ones.

Generally speaking, the end of the concert may have some different arrangements and highlights than the previous ones. In the closing show, there are usually some special performances, such as a review of classic tracks from the entire concert series or special guest performances. In addition, there are usually some special interactive parts at the end, such as interaction with the audience, thanks to fans, and so on.

In addition, for some special concerts, such as Eason Chan's concert, there may be some special links or performances, such as the end track of the concert may have special choreography, or there may be some special costumes and stage effects in the end scene, etc.

Overall, there may be some different arrangements and highlights at the end of the concert and the previous ones, but the specific differences may vary depending on the concert series, the artist, or the specific situation. If you want to know more about Eason Chan's concert, we recommend that you check the relevant news reports, official announcements or other channels for the latest information.

The end of the 18 concerts in the Eason Red Pavilion ended on April 6th, and the end of the concert will be the recording of the first time, and the live effect will definitely be better, the guests in front of them are coming one after another, there will be no guests in the tail singing, and eason's parents, wives and daughters will come to the scene to support, and the scene will be very warm and touching.

Generally speaking, the tail encore will be longer.

The two of them only spoke once, but Eason Chan came to the first game alone. I remember this joke, he was joking, but I don't know when it was, maybe it was said in a backstage interview, anyway, he is like this, he speaks without brains.

The tail is better because those songs don't go loud.

There is no difference between the concert encore and the original concert. Including the stage design, costumes, and singing repertoire are all the same, only the point of interaction with the fans is different.

The meaning and reason for the extra concert:

The singer who holds the concert may be very popular, and the fans and the audience are crazy, and if there is only one concert in the area, if the audience responds strongly, they will consider adding one or more concerts in the area after consulting with the singer. For example, during the Winner's day tour, the fans responded very well, and the Budokan was added after the opinions of the members.

Generally, the last concert is called "Chiaki Field", how is this different from other venues? It is said that it is actually a thousand autumn music, which refers to the last performance or competition of concerts, stage plays, etc.

1. All a lot If it's a theme, 1999 Big Solo Singing There was a theme in '03 There was a theme in '06 There was a theme in '07 There was a theme in 10 years A total of 5 themes.

This is a concert in '03, this is a concert in '06.

Seriously, your problem is too big, I can't find it for a long time!

The first solo singing in the Red Pavilion was "Big Live Eason Chan's Big Solo Singing" on October 7-10, 1999, which opened 4 times in a row;

The second solo singing in the Red Pavilion was "The Easy Ride Eason Chan Concert" from November 9 to 17, 2001, which was held for 9 consecutive performances;

The third solo concert in the Red Hall was the "Third Encounter Eason Chan Concert" from February 16 to 22, 2003, which opened 7 times in a row

The fourth solo singing in the Red Pavilion was the "Get a Life Eason Chan Concert" from February 11 to 19, 2006, which was held for 9 consecutive performances.

And the Shanghai one! I don't know!

This Eason Chan concert seating map is found from the fun ticket network, and it can be seen from above that the A1 area belongs to the stands, which is slightly better than the location of the A2 area, and it is also close to the infield, which belongs to the opposite side of the stage.

It's not Eason Chan, it's Chen Sheng.

It's going to be today next year or something, like, I'm not sure.

Depending on personal preference, the first row of the stands is viewed from top to bottom, which is relatively clear and unobstructed. The disadvantage is that it can only be viewed from a distance.

The infield is not stepped up, so the last row of seats is generally blocked by the people in front, but the advantage of the infield is that it is closer to the performance stage, and you can go to the front to stand and watch, after all, it is two venues.

The last row of the infield costs 780, and the first row of the stands costs 480, so you might as well buy the stands, after all, the student party.