Important Announcement about Celine Dion Beijing Concert On 2008-4-13
As recently reported in the international press, Celine Dion was forced to reschedule several of her current tour dates due to illness. Under doctor's orders, Ms. Dion was unable to perform five dates in Australia as originally scheduled, and as a result, her tour has been rescheduled and re-routed.This rescheduling has made it impossible for Ms. Dion to perform in Beijing as originally planned. The concert announced for 13-April, 2008 at Workers Stadium will be postponed and a new date will be announced as soon as possible."I've been looking forward to performing in Beijing for so long...I'm really sorry to disappoint my fans, but can't wait to see them when I return", Celine said earlier today.
The Shanghai Stadium concert, 11-April, will be held as scheduled. Patrons holding tickets for the Beijing show may obtain a refund by calling the Emma Ticket National Hotline:400-707-9999, Beijing Box Office Hotline:010-65516590,or by visiting the Emma Ticket office at the North Gate of Workers Stadium.
Has risen to an international superstardom, Celine has never performed in China, but on the countdown to Beijing Olympic Games, she is coming to Beijing! Invited by BOCOG, Celine Dion will be in Beijing for her world tour 2008 Beijing Stop. Except for her titled songs from the old albums and the latest "Taking Chances", a song made for Beijing Olympics will be premiered.
Rising from humble beginnings in the small town of Charlemagne, Quebec, Celine Dion became one of the biggest international stars in pop music history, selling more than 100 million albums worldwide. The youngest in Adhemar and Therese Dion's family of 14 children, Dion grew up in an environment full of the inherent chaos and material austerity that comes with such a large working-class family. However, the Dion household was also one filled with love for children and music, and her parents and siblings were important figures in the early development of her singing career.
Celine Dion began singing in her parents' piano bar when she was just five years old. By the age of 12 she had written one of her first songs,"It Was Only a Dream", which she recorded with the help of her mother and brother and shipped off to a manager named Rene Angelil, whose name they found on the back of an album by Ginette Reno, a popular Francophone singer. After weeks with no response from Angelil, Celine's brother Michel phoned him and said, "I know you haven't listened to the tape, because if you had, you would've called right away." Angelil dug up the tape and called the family back the same day to set up a meeting with Celine. the Beast that was her true breakthrough.
The song reached number one on the pop charts and won both a Grammy and an Academy award. "Beauty and the Beast" was also featured on her second English album, 1992's Celine Dion, which launched another Top Ten American hit with "If You Asked Me To," while spawning two additional Top 40 singles, "Nothing Broken But My Heart" and "Love Can Move Mountains." During this time there were also important developments in Dion's personal life.Olympics. Dion's longest tenure on the pop charts would come the following year, however, when she recorded "My Heart Will Go On," the theme song for James Cameron's blockbuster movie Titanic. "My Heart Will Go On" became omnipresent on the radio as Titanic fever swept the world and when it was featured on her album .
Remarks: Tickets for Celine Dion Taking Chances World Tour 2008 will be available soon!
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