Chinese singer-actress Faye Wong has confirmed through her management
company that she will be holding a one-night-only concert in Shanghai,
China at the end of the year. VIP tickets for the concert are said to be
priced at RMB$13 888 (approximately S$2,814) each.
The
last concert Faye held was four years ago, on a much larger scale.
However, despite holding 46 concerts, it was still hard to obtain
concert tickets, due to popular demand. Thus, once news of Faye’s
concert this year got out, fans immediately began planning to lay hands
on the coveted tickets.
Earlier, it was rumoured that Jack Ma, the
CEO of Chinese e-commerce site, Alibaba, had forked out RMB$160 million
(approximately S$32 million) in order to obtain the rights to organise
Faye’s concert. However, newest reports state that Ma Huateng, the
founder of Chinese internet company Tencent, had obtained the rights
instead.
Reports also state that the VIP tickets for the gig will
cost RMB$13 888 (approximately S$2 814) each, and that the concert will
be held on December 30 in Shanghai.
However, the VIP tickets are
said to have been sold out even before ticket sales started, leaving
fans with no choice but to go for the cheaper categories instead. The
rest of the tickets range from RMB$5 999 to $6 999 (approximately
S$1,211 to S1,413) each.
When reached for comment, Faye’s manager would only say that everything will be revealed during her press conference tonight.