Shanghai Grand Stage, formerly known as Shanghai Indoor Stadium, is located opposite the famous Huating Hotel in southwest Shanghai. Shanghai Indoor Stadium established in 1975 was once one of the largest gymnasiums in China. In 1999, it was rebuilt and renamed Shanghai Grand Stage. Besides the large gymnasium, it has also some smaller gymnasiums and stadiums, including a swimming pool, a badminton gymnasium, a pingpong room, a volleyball room, a tennis court and a basketball field. Now it is a popular place for not only sporting events but also many conferences and performances. Many pop singers prefer to hold their vocal concerts here. The Stage has two floors, which can accommodate an audience of 8,000 to 12,000.

 Address: No. 1111, North Caoxi Road, Xuhui District
Transportation: Take bus nos. 42, 43, 72, 401, 864 or 927, or subway line 1, and get off at the stop of Shanghai Indoor Stadium.

Shanghai Grand Stage Performance Schedule:

Jul. 10th, 11th (Fri., Sat.), 2009, 19:30 Amuro Namie 2009 Shanghai Concert Introduction: Amuro Namie is a female pop singer from Japan. She is considered the leader of fashion among Asian females. The style of her songs varies from electronic dance, pop to hip-pop... Ticket Price: CNY 400 – 2000

Jul. 4th, 2009 (Sat.), 19:30 "Have Faith!" Yang Naiwen 2009 Shanghai Concert Ticket Price: CNY 180 – 980

Jun. 28th, 2009 (Sun.), 19:30 Joanna Wang 2009 Shanghai Concert Introduction: Joanna Wang is a young female singer from Taiwan. She has outstanding music composing ability and fair-sounding voice. Ticket Price: CNY 280 – 1280

Jun. 20th, 2009 (Sat.), 19:30 Wu Bai & China Blue SpaceBomb 2009 Shanghai Concert Introduction: Wu Bai, a famous rock-and-roll singer from Taiwan. Renowned as the "King of Live", Wu Bai always has excellent live performances. This time, he will corporate with a band "China Blue" to give an exciting show. Ticket Price: CNY 180 – 1080

May 29th, 2009 (Fri.), 19:30 Lee Joon-Ki 2009 Shanghai Concert Introduction: Lee Joon-Ki (Lee JunKi) is a popular actor and singer from South Korea. Ticket Price: CNY 280 – 1280

May 23rd, 2009 (Sat.), 20:00 Ennio Morricone Symphony Concert Conductor: Ennio Morricone (Italy) Orchestra: Gyor Philharmonic Orchestra (Hungary) Choir: Shanghai Symphony Orchestra Chorus Introduction to Ennio Morricone: Ennio Morricone is regarded as one of the most renowned and productive incidental music masters in the 20th century. Born in 1928, he applied himself to orchestral music conducting and chamber music composing work before his 30. In early 1960s, Ennio Morricone started to create incidental music. In the past decades, he has produced over 400 pieces of incidental music for movies shot by countries all over the world. The styles of his music vary, covering classical music, jazz, pop, rock-and-roll and Italian folk music. Ticket Price: CNY 200 – 1600

May 17th, 2009 (Sun.), 19:30 Xiao Shenyang in Shanghai Introduction: Xiao Shenyang, originally named Shen He, is a humorous short play actor, who had become very popular since his performance in the CCTV Spring Festival Evening 2009. Ticket Price: CNY 180 – 980