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Chapter 169 "Shanghai Bund" wraps up, concert tickets are sold out!
Some people may think that it is very profitable for a singer to hold a concert, because the singer can get all the ticket prices for the audience as long as he sings and dances on stage. This kind of thinking obviously does not take into account the cost of the singer's concert.

Singers don’t actually make money from holding concerts. The labor, stage, props, etc. of the concert are very expensive.

In addition, celebrities have to spend time and effort to do it themselves, and it is not easy to make money at all, let alone if no one watches it, they may lose money.

So you can see that there are only a few who can actually make money by holding concerts, such as Jacky Cheung and Andy Lau.

Of course, if a certain singer’s concert has a low attendance rate and poor box office, and the organizer has no money to lose, the organizer will definitely be upset. There will be all kinds of scandals on the Internet, and no one in the industry will dare to accept this star’s concert in the future.

The box office of some singer's concerts is dismal, and the organizers have no choice but to cancel the concert. If they accept this singer's concert in the future, they will have to bargain mercilessly.

As of 2006, the most popular singers in domestic concerts are Zhang Xueyou and Andy Lau, the two veteran kings of Xiangjiang. Tickets are almost sold out in seconds, every show is full, and the average box office is very high.

Followed by Zhou Jielun, Wang Lihong and other new generation kings, they are also super popular in the first-tier cities, and the third-tier cities are slightly insufficient.

However, in our country, the singer who makes the most money in concerts is definitely singer Zhang Xueyou.

Not to mention other things, just say that in the past 2005, Jacky Cheung did nothing for a whole year, and earned 1 million just by holding concerts.

As for our mainland singers, there are very few who can hold concerts with tens of thousands of people, and we can't gather enough people. Sometimes we have to send tickets for people to come in to help the singers support the scene.

They hold concerts mainly to fulfill their dreams, most of them do not make any money, and they even lose money and owe debts.

Thinking of this, Cao Jun then asked: "Handsome guy, is my appearance fee divided according to the box office of the concert, or is it a fixed package price?"

Zong Shuai said sternly: "It's not a share, the organizer will give you a fixed appearance fee, as long as the box office is not too bad, you can make a net profit of 200 million yuan per show, and the income is guaranteed."

Cao Jun calculated in his mind that his 200 million performance fee would be divided into 140/130 with the company, and he could get up to [-] million. After paying taxes, the income he got would be around [-] million.

In other words, Cao Jun held 15 concerts with 2000 people, and his final income was at least [-] million.

Under normal circumstances, if one concert is held every two days, Cao Jun only needs to spend about one month to complete this round of concerts.

Cao Jun thought about it, and he could make a net profit of 2000 million in just over a month, which was much more than filming, and he had no reason to refuse.

Zong Shuai thought that Cao Jun was too small, so he said earnestly: "Xiao Cao, this price is already considered high, and Jacky Cheung's appearance fee is only around 300 million."

Cao Jun nodded with a smile: "I know the handsome guy, you don't need to explain to me, 200 million is indeed not too little."

After talking on the phone with Zong Shuai, Cao Jun still had an excited smile on his face.

Originally, Cao Jun thought that if the box office of the concert was not good, he would probably lose everything.

Now that the organizer has set a fixed package price, Cao Jun naturally has no financial pressure. If the concert goes well, he can make a lot of money.

Seeing the unconcealable smile on Cao Jun's face, Jiang Xin asked suspiciously, "What's so happy about it?"

Cao Jun replied with a smile: "It's nothing, the narrator chatted with the manager about the concert."

Jiang Xin asked curiously: "When will you hold the concert?"

Cao Jun said, "Start on October 10."

Jiang Xin then asked: "Where is it open?"

Cao Jun said calmly: "The first game is the capital."

Jiang Xin said "Oh" and sighed: "It's too unfortunate, I should have been filming in Hengdian at that time."

Cao Jun smiled and comforted: "It's okay, it's not a big deal."

After chatting a few words, Cao Jun started a war with Jiang Xin before taking a shower.

I didn't have a good time last night, but Cao Jun is in a very good state today. From 9:1 pm to [-]:[-] am, he didn't finish his exercise.

Nestling in Cao Jun's arms, Jiang Xin couldn't help admiring, "How did you become so powerful?"

Cao Jun smiled and asked back: "Isn't I not good before?"

Jiang Xin replied with a smile: "It was great before, but not as good as it is now."

Cao Jun pretended to be deep and said: "That's because you don't know me well enough."

Jiang Xin smiled and said, "It's so stinky, I'll go to heaven if I praise you."

Cao Jun was not angry either, and went to the bathroom to take a shower with a smile.

Because of work, Jiang Xin only stayed in Shanghai for three days, then said goodbye to Cao Jun and went back to the capital.

After Jiang Xin left, Cao Jun was still working hard on the set every day as usual.

In other words, when an ordinary singer holds a concert, they will give the concert a theme name.

For example, Jacky Cheung's "Long Time No See"

For example, Jay Chou's "THE ONE" concert.

For example, Wang Lihong's "Wang Lihong Incredible Concert.

……

Like all singers who hold concerts, Cao Jun's concert also has a theme name called "Jun Lin Tian Tian Concert."

Well, King's Landing, the name is very pretentious.

There is one thing to say, if the average singer is not as popular as Cao Jun, I am really embarrassed to be called by this name.

May 8st, morning.

On the fourth day of the pre-sale of Cao Jun's concert tickets, Cao Jun, who was filming on the set, received a call from his agent Zong Shuai.

Zong Shuai on the other end of the phone said cheerfully: "Xiao Cao, all 18000 tickets for your Beijing concert have been sold out! There is not one left!"

Hearing Zong Shuai's words, Cao Jun regained his energy immediately, and asked incredulously, "Is it real or fake? Did it sell so fast? It took only four days, and they were all sold out?"

Zong Shuai nodded and said, "Well, I've already bought them all. To be precise, it's not four days, but three days, because the tickets for the Beijing concert were all sold out last night."

Cao Jun was delighted, and then asked: "What about the tickets for other cities? How are the sales going?"

Zong Shuai said calmly: "Other cities are also doing well. The best sellers are the concert tickets in Hong Kong and Taiwan. 80% and 90% of them have been sold. If there is no accident, they should be popular in the past two days. "

After listening to Zong Shuai's words, Cao Jun seemed to have taken a reassurance, and he had no worries at all.

July 9, afternoon.

After filming the last scene, the crew of "New Shanghai Beach" officially wrapped up and began to turn to post-production.

At the finale scene, director Gao Xixi and "Xu Wenqiang" Cao Jun were interviewed by a reporter from the Oriental Morning Post.

In other words, the plot of "New Shanghai Beach" has always been tightly covered by the crew. Whether "Xu Wenqiang" will die in the end has become a topic of greatest concern to some people.

This time, director Gao Xixi finally let go, saying that the development of the story is not much different from the old version, but it tends to be more rational in terms of details and character, and it highlights the growth process of the characters and has a stronger sense of hierarchy.

Among them, the protagonist "Xu Wenqiang" is the most prominent.

Gao Xixi said: "In this adaptation, Xu Wenqiang's values ​​are first of all clearer in terms of character concepts. Facing the gangsters, the development relationship between falling into and pulling out will be clearer than in the previous version."

"Everything revolves around the drama caused by his confrontation with Feng Jingyao, and the dramatic impact of his love affair with Feng Chengcheng."

When asked whether he accepted the fate of "Xu Wenqiang"'s final death, Cao Jun said: "When he returned to Shanghai Bund again, he held the belief that he must die. 'dead."

"Regarding Xu Wenqiang's death, the director also set up a lot of plans, and the ending of the final filming should also give the audience the most fresh feeling."

When asked about his plans after the finale, Cao Jun also replied with a smile: "I should rest for two or three days, give myself a vacation, and enjoy life."

(End of this chapter)