A concert for 100,000 people required no small venue.
Aside from the audience, there would also be staff and security personnel. At the very least, they would need a venue that could accommodate 120,000 people.
Huayi discussed it with Jiang Siming. In Shanghai, there were only a few venues that could hold 120,000 people.
The main issue was that land in Shanghai was too expensive. In a place where every inch of land was worth its weight in gold, building a venue that large would cost far too much.
But second- and third-tier cities rarely had such enormous venues either. There was no other reason—building one that large in those places would be pointless when there would not be enough people to watch. They would only end up losing more than they gained.
Therefore, Huayi could only settle on Shanghai Stadium, also known as Shanghai 80,000 People Stadium.
The venue was one of the largest stadiums in Shanghai. Usually, only the World Games, the Youth Games, or legendary singers like Jacky Cheung dared to hold events there.
Although it was called an 80,000-people stadium, it could actually accommodate more than 130,000 people. It was also the best venue for the event.
Jiang Siming naturally had no objections. Holding it in Shanghai would be ideal, saving him the trouble of traveling all over the place.
Once the venue was confirmed, the date was set as well. It would be on the fifteenth of next month—June 15.
After everything was confirmed, Huayi began making preparations. When the concert drew near, they would invite Jiang Siming over for rehearsals.
During this period, he also had to finalize the list of songs he wanted to sing and send it to them so the band could practice in advance.
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