Some people may think that it is very profitable for a singer to hold a concert, because as long as the singer sings and dances on stage, he can get all the ticket prices. This idea obviously does not take into account the cost of the singer's concert.

Singers actually don't make money when they hold concerts. The labor, stage, props, etc. for the concert are very expensive.

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

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

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

Some singers' concerts have failed at the box office, and the organizers have to cancel the concerts. If they accept the singer's concerts in the future, they will haggle mercilessly.

As of 2006, the most popular singers performing domestic concerts are Jacky Cheung and Andy Lau, the two veteran kings of Hong Kong. Tickets are almost sold out instantly, every show is full, and the average box office per game is very high.

Followed by Jay Chou, Wang Lihong and other new generation kings, they are also super popular in first-tier cities, but are slightly lacking in third-tier cities.

However, in our country, the singer who makes the most money from concerts is definitely singer Jacky Cheung.

Not to mention other things, let’s just say that in 2005, Jacky Cheung did nothing for a whole year and earned 100 million by just holding concerts.

As for our mainland singers, few of them can hold concerts with thousands of people, and they can’t gather enough people. Sometimes they have to give tickets to people to come in and help the singers support the scene.

They hold concerts mainly to realize their dreams, and most of them don't make any money, and even lose money and incur 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 profit 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 2 million yuan per show, and the income will be guaranteed regardless of drought or flood."

Cao Jun calculated in his mind that he would have to split the 2 million performance fee 70/30 with the company, so he could get up to 1.4 million. After paying taxes, the income he would receive would be around 1.3 million.

In other words, if Cao Jun holds 15 concerts with thousands of people, his final income will be at least 20 million.

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

Cao Jun thought that in more than a month, he could make a net profit of 20 million, which was more than making money from filming. He had no reason to refuse. Zong Shuai thought that Cao Jun was too small and said seriously: "Xiao Cao, this price is already very high.

Yes, Jacky Cheung’s appearance fee is only around 3 million.”

Cao Jun smiled and nodded: "Handsome guy I know, you don't need to explain to me, 2 million is indeed not too little.

After talking to Zong Shuai on the phone, Cao Jun's face was still filled with an excited smile.

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 offered 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 smile that couldn't be concealed on Cao Jun's face, Jiang Xin asked doubtfully: "What are you so happy about?"

Cao Jun smiled and replied: "It's nothing. The narrator had a chat with the manager about the concert."

Jiang Xin asked curiously: "When will you have a concert?"

Cao Jun said: "It starts on October 8th."

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

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

Jiang Xin said "Oh" and sighed: "What a coincidence. 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 for a while, Cao Jun started fighting with Jiang Xin before he took a shower.

Although he didn't enjoy himself last night, Cao Jun was in good condition today. He exercised from 9 pm until 1 am. Jiang Xin snuggled into Cao Jun's arms and couldn't help but admire: "How did you become so good?"

Cao Jun smiled and asked, "Wasn't I great before?"

Jiang Xin smiled and replied: "I was very powerful before, but not as powerful as now."

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

Jiang Xin smiled and said: "You are so beautiful, I will go to heaven if I praise you.

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

Because of work, Jiang Xin only stayed in Shanghai for three days before bidding farewell to Cao Jun and returning to the capital.

After Jiang Xin left, Cao Jun continued filming on the set every day as usual, working diligently.

By the way, when most singers hold 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 called "The Army Conquers the World Concert."

Well, Jun Lin Tian Xia, the name sounds very pretentious.

There is a saying, if ordinary singers were not as popular as Cao Jun, they would be embarrassed to be called this name.

August 28, morning.

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

Zong Shuai on the other end of the phone said happily: "Xiao Cao, all 18,000 tickets for your concert in Beijing have been sold out! Not a single one is left!'

After listening to Zong Shuai's words, Cao Jun suddenly became energetic and asked in disbelief: "Is it true or false? Did it sell so fast? In just four days, it was all sold out?"

Zong Shuai nodded and said, "Well, I have already bought them all. To be precise, it is 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 in other cities? How are the sales going?"

Zong Shuai said calmly: "Buying in other cities is also good. The best-selling concert tickets are in Hong Kong and Taiwan. 80% and 90% have been sold. If nothing else, it should be popular in these two days."

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

September 20, afternoon.

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

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

By the way, the plot of "New Shanghai" has always been tightly covered by the crew. Whether "Xu Wenqiang" will die in the end has become the most concerned topic for some people.

Director Gao Xixi finally relented this time, saying that the development of the story is not much different from the old version, but the details and characters are more rational, the growth process of the characters is more prominent, and the sense of layering is stronger.

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

Gao Xixi said: "In this adaptation, Xu Wenqiang's values ​​​​are clearer first of all from the character concept. Facing the gangs, the relationship between falling in 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 caused by 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 again, he held the belief that he would die. Whether it was for the audience or the fate of the character itself, he should be the one in the end." dead."

"Regarding Xu Wenqiang's death, the director also set up many plans, and the final shooting ending should be the most fresh for the audience."
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