As with almost everything, buying tickets to concerts and music events is gradually moving towards the Internet. This can be seen with numerous online stores and services which sell tickets to live music events such as New York concerts and Los Angeles concerts mushrooming in recent years with the largest being TicketMaster. Buying tickets to live performances such as Houston concert tickets through the online route has its own advantages and disadvantages but I believe the former far outweighs the latter.

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Kelly Chen who was recently seen in the movie, An Empress And The Warriors, with Leon Lai and Donnie Yen, has just released her latest album, Kellylicious. This new album contains 11 new tracks including the duet with Leon Lai, Sui Meng Er Fei, which is the theme song for An Empress And The Warriors. Track 2, Lonely Sometimes, is the favourite of Kelly Chen herself as the lyrics blend very well with the melody. I think this album, Kellylicious, will be a welcoming surprise for her fans as her last album, Happy Girl, was released back in 2006. Furthermore, her role as the female lead in that recent movie will certainly boost the sale of this album.

Kelly Chen / 陳慧琳 - Kellylicious

Date of Release: 16 May 2008
Language: Cantonese

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Crystal Liu Yi Fei is a Chinese actress and singer who is very popular for her roles in numerous Mandarin television drama series of the ‘wu xia’ type such as Chinese Paladin and Demi-Gods And Semi-Devils or Tian Long Ba Bu. Her popularity spread across Asia in 2006 when her new drama series, The Return of the Condor Heroes or Shen Diao Xia Lu, was released. She played the female lead as the innocent Dragon Girl or Xiao Long Nu to great success and even got the backing of Jin Yong, the author of the novel in which the story was based on. Jiu Yao Wo Zi Wei is one of the songs from her debut Mandarin album which was released in 2006. Here’s the music video [MV] of Crystal Liu Yi Fei’s Jiu Yao Wo Zi Wei:

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Here’s another song, Holding Hands or Qian Qian Qian Shou, from Kenji Wu Ke Qun’s latest album, Wei Ni Xie Shi or Poems For You. Personally, I like this song more than the first single, Wei Ni Xie Shi. Furthermore, the music video [MV] of this song has Kenji Wu and Alice Tzeng as a couple which simply means that I get to see Alice Tzeng Kai Xuan again [I know it sounds pathetic but that’s the closest I can get to her ] after seeing her in Leo Ku’s Ballad King. Anyway, we’ll be seeing more of her in the future as she’s begin to be noticed and make her mark in the entertainment scene. Here’s the MV of Qian Qian Qian Shou:

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