Zhang Xinzhe's "futuristic" London official propaganda uses Chinese music to open the door to Western music

Recently, Zhang Xinzhe held a press conference in London and announced good news to overseas media. Zhang Xinzhe's "futuristic" world tour concert will be officially sung at the Royal Albert Hall on April 28, 2020, which will not only attract the attention of domestic and foreign media, but also aroused thousands of fans at home and abroad.

Top agent escorts and embarks on a British music journey once again

. Accompanied by British chief agent Harvey Goldsmith, Zhang Xinzhe held a media conference in London, England. British mainstream media such as Associated Press, Reuters, The Times, The Sun, Celebrity, The Daily Star, Record of The Day, etc. attended the interview for Azhe. During the exclusive interview, Azhequan communicated with media people in English, striving to fully express his musical concepts, and hoped to "open the door to the East and West with his own music!" through his performance at the Royal Albert Hall. Azhe said that if he could, he would do his part to work overseas for Chinese pop music. He also said that the global Oriental craze is the world. There are many people interested in Chinese now and want to absorb more, so now is a good time to open the door.

Zhang Xinzhe sang well in the UK with his "I SAW" concert in 2011, becoming the first Chinese singer. Now he is invited by Harvey Goldsmith to return to the UK again, which makes Azhe feel very honored and delighted. It is understood that Harvey Goldsmith was a partner of The Queen and Elton John, and has hosted many concerts of superstar stars such as the Western King Diva. This time, Azhe was invited to London to hold a concert, not only to introduce him to the media for an exclusive interview, but also to arrange time to take Azhe to watch the hottest local tour show "Mind over Muscle", which was escorted throughout the entire journey, allowing Azhe to experience London from a different perspective.

Top halls will start singing, and fans are boiling over the opening of overseas subtitle group

Zhang Xinzhe's "futuristic" world tour. In addition to the domestic tour, he has already started singing in Singapore, Malaysia and other places, and has received good response. Since the start of the Cadillac Center in Beijing, Azhe announced that the concert will be dominated by global "landmarks" and plans to sing in benchmark venues in cities around the world. This time, he can sing at the Royal Albert Hall, which is both for Azhe and a very important step on the road to music. The Royal Albert Hall was named in memory of Queen Victoria's husband. After The Beatles, ABBA, Eric Patrick

Clapton, Robbie Williams, Lady Gaga and Adele and other international superstars and symphony orchestras, Azhe humbly said,"Although I have been in the industry for 30 years, I still feel very nervous to perform in this rare hall! Everyone in the world who loves music knows the Royal Albert Hall as a landmark stage, and I never thought I would have the opportunity to perform in such a place."

Affected by the time difference between the two places, many fans saw that it was midnight in China on the news, but they still couldn't resist the excitement in their hearts. They translated Ah Zhe's all-UK interview overnight. Many fans even proudly expressed their willingness to open an overseas subtitle group for Ah Zhe.