Qu Wanting 2014 Concert
Qu Wanting is a well-known Chinese singer-songwriter. In 2009, Qu Wanting became the first Chinese contract musician with Nettwerk Music Company in Canada. Her English song "Drenched" became the theme song of the movie "Chunjiao and Zhiming". Later, she became famous with an original song "In My Singing Voice". In 2012, she joined Universal Music and released her first original album "Everything In The World" in North America on April 24. In 2013, she was invited by CCTV Spring Festival Gala to be a guest performer and sang "In My Singing" with Du Chun; on February 15, she served as Vancouver Tourism Ambassador. On October 18 of the same year, her second singing album "SayTheWords" was released by Universal Music.
Chinese name: Qu Wanting
Foreign name: WantingQu
Nationality: Chinese
Ethnicity: Han
Constellation: Libra
Birthplace: Harbin
Date of birth: October 10, 1983
Occupation: Singer-songwriter
Graduate school: SenecaCollege
Agency company: Nettwerk, Universal Music
Representative works: "In My Singing", "Drenched", "Ocean of Love", etc.
Performing experience
In 2009, Qu Wanting signed a contract with Canada's Nettwerk Music Company, becoming the company's first
photographed Chinese female singer. After that, Qu Wanting made her debut in Canada, and her first album "Everything In The World" was a pure English work.
2011. Hong Kong director Pang Ho-cheung chose Qu Wanting's "Drenched" and "In My Singing" as promotional songs and soundtrack in the movie "Chun Jiao and Zhiming"; Qu Wanting composed two songs for the film, namely "Love Without Purpose" written for Yang Qian_, and "Overflow" by Shawn Yue.
On July 5, 2012, Qu Wanting joined Universal Music and released her first solo album "In My Singing"; on September 15, she held her own concert at the Changning Gymnastics Center in Shanghai The first mainland concert of the Asia tour. In the same year, Li Daimo, a participant in "The Voice of China", sang "In My Singing" by Qu Wanting on the show, and later used this song to make a MV and perform commercial performances. Qu Wanting's company, Universal Music, then sent him a lawyer's letter, stating that he had covered the song without notifying the original creator and used the cover for commercial purposes. In December of the same year, Qu Wanting received 12 nominations in the 20th China Song Chart, and played and sang her famous song "In My Singing" at the awards ceremony.
In 2013, Qu Wanting performed at the Spring Festival Gala. On October 18 of the same year, her second singing album "SayTheWords" was released by Universal Music.
Tour City
Performance City: Chengdu
Performance Time: 2014.06.1320:00 Friday
Performance Address: Jincheng Art Palace
Performance ticket price: 180 yuan 280 yuan 380 yuan 480 yuan 580 yuan 680 yuan 880 yuan 1080 yuan VIP
Performance city: Wuhan
Performance time: 2014.06.1419：30
Performance address: Wuhan Qintai Concert Hall
Performance ticket price: 180 yuan, 280 yuan, 480 yuan, 680 yuan, 880 yuan (VIP)
Performance city: Hunan
Performance time: 2014.06.15 20:00 Sunday
Performance address: Hunan Grand Theater
Performance ticket price: 180 yuan 280 yuan 480 yuan 680 yuan 880 yuan 1080 yuan (VIP) 1280 yuan (VIP)
Performance city: Nanchang
Performance time: 2014.06.2819: 45 Saturday
Performance address: Grand Theater of Jiangxi Art Center
Performance ticket price: To be determined
Award record
2013-09-27 The 13th Chinese Music Media Awards Best Composer (Award-winning)
_2013-09-27 The 13th Chinese Music Media Awards Best Mandarin Female Newcomer (Award-winning)
_2013-09-27 The 13th Chinese Music Media Awards Media Awards Mandarin Song of the Year (winning)
_2013-06-02hito Sound Newcomer Award (winning)
_2013-04-25 Mengniu Green Mood China TOP Ranking and won the most Best Female Singer (Award-winning)
_2013-04-25 Golden Song In My Singing Voice (Award-winning)
_2013-04-11 Best of the 13th Music Chart Annual Ceremony Composition (Award-winning)
_2013-04-11 The 13th Music Chart Annual Festival Best Song In My Singing Voice (Award-winning)
_2013-04-11 The 13th Music Awards Best New Artist of the Year on the Billboard Annual Ceremony (Award-winning)
_2012-12-29 Best Newcomer of the Year on the 20th China Song Chart (Award-winning)
_2012-12-29 No. 20 Best Newcomer of the Year on the China Song Chart (Award-winning)
_2012-12-29 Best Composer of the 20th China Song Chart (Award-winning)
_2012-12-29 The 20th China Song Chart Annual Golden Song (Award-winning)
_2012-09-18 The 5th Music Chart Newcomer Festival Best Album Award In My Singing (Award-winning)
Performance Details
Under the classic melody that is popular in the streets and alleys, Qu Wanting sings with delicate emotions, and her slightly hoarse "music-style singing" can always sing the loneliness of modern urbanites. There are no complicated arrangements or soundtracks, but simple love goes straight to the softest place in the heart. You can listen to it alone when you miss your lover in the long night, or you can sip coffee and flip through the graphic novel in your hand in a cafe in the afternoon. , write something and let her music flow into my ears. Nowadays, the era belonging to Wanting Qu Wanting has quietly arrived.
Since the global release of Qu Wanting's new album "Say The Words I Sing for You", it has topped the iTunes album chart in Taiwan and Hong Kong in a short period of time, and many singles in the album have even more It has been favored by major domestic and foreign film and television dramas. The hit original single "Mylittlefriend" became the theme song of the animated film "I Am Wolf", and "I Sing for You When It's Lonely" became the Hollywood blockbuster "The Hunger Games 2". 》Chinese theme song.
During this tour, popular singles from the new album such as "I Sing for You", "Ocean of Love", "Us Under the Sun", "Joker Needs Laughter Too", "Exit This Way", and "STHU" will be presented one by one in original sound. "In My Singing", which is wildly popular among fans, will also make a shocking debut, let's wait and see!
Instructions for viewing movies
Safety
Thousands of people attend the movie Never carry any flammable, explosive, toxic and dangerous items, knives, metal instruments, etc. In addition, bottled and canned drinks cannot be brought into the venue - soft packaged drinks will be provided inside the venue.
Clothing
It is recommended that spectators wear appropriate clothing based on their physical condition and the weather forecast for the day. In particular, female fans are reminded to try not to wear skirts and high heels - first, in the event of an emergency, trousers and shoes that are easy to move can provide more protection.
Equipment
Glow sticks, whistles, posters, hand signs, binoculars and other equipment are of course necessary for watching the concert, but the venue will be crowded with people and things, so keep valuables as little as possible Take it with you or not, be careful not to lose it.
Note
Cell phones and other communication devices must be turned off before the performance. In particular, it is strictly forbidden to answer or make phone calls during the performance. Please respect the artist's performance and ensure the quality of the performance.
Bathroom
Frequent entry and exit during the show will cause inconvenience to others. Therefore, you should drink as little water as possible to avoid going out to use the restroom during the show. Be sure not to move back and forth during the performance.
Cough
If your throat feels itchy while watching a performance, you can take non-chewable throat lozenges to avoid frequent coughing sounds. Spectators who cannot control their coughing or sneezing can ask the staff to take a break. Of course, if you are sick, you should not go to similar public places to avoid bringing germs to others. This is also a sign of responsibility for other viewers.
Shoes and Hats
Hats should be removed when watching a performance to avoid affecting the view of the audience behind you. In situations such as concerts, concerts and movie theaters, it is absolutely not allowed to take off shoes.
Photography
Hong Kong concerts are a bit different from domestic concerts. The management of recording equipment is a bit strict. Photography and video recording are generally not allowed in the venue. Please do not take photos. Video so you don’t get kicked out of the venue.