【Foshan】Eason Chan’s ‘Fear and Dreams’ World Tour Concert

Since December 2022, Eason Chan’s FEAR and DREAMS world tour concert has successively passed through Hong Kong, China, Malaysia, Singapore, […]

Since December 2022, Eason Chan’s FEAR and DREAMS world tour concert has successively passed through Hong Kong, China, Malaysia, Singapore, Taipei, China, North America, Macau, China, Shanghai, Chengdu, Guangzhou, Xiamen and other places, and has received good reputations.
After nearly a hundred performances, Eason Chan’s FEAR and DREAMS world tour concert – Nanjing Station is even more worthy of expectation. It is believed that Eason and the team will bring fans a wonderful performance different from the past. The theme remains the same and the original intention remains unchanged. Five years ago, Eason named the two words ‘FEAR’ and ‘DREAMS’ that occasionally appeared in his mind as the theme of the tour concert. Today, he still does not think that his heart has changed. What exactly do FEAR and DREAMS mean? Eason frankly said: Everyone has different feelings. It is best to interpret it after watching it on the spot. But compared with five years ago, there is more investment in the production and promotion of Fear and Dreams. Not only has the poster been re-shot, but also the star creative master Zhu Zu’er was specially invited to redesign under the theme of Fear and Dreams, striving to bring fans a brand new experience that is both familiar and unfamiliar. Striving for perfection and strong sense of drama. What is ‘FEAR’ and what is ‘DREAMS’? I believe that viewers have their own experience. It is reported that in this FEAR and DREAMS, Eason also carefully brings new songs from his newly released album ‘CHIN UP!’ for everyone. The performance scene also pays more attention to the stage sense and sense of drama, bringing fans an audio-visual feast of different levels. While releasing strong performance tension, it will also bring thinking to the audience. I hope everyone can move forward bravely at ‘this moment’!
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