"I think the concert," Tang Yue thought for a moment, "is the easiest opportunity for fans to get close to us. I think Brother Yang's idea is great, and the concert can't be perfunctory."

"But I think we still need to be careful when choosing a venue." Su Yin and Ye Kongqing mentioned this. As someone who has toured around the world, Ye Kongqing still has a lot of useful suggestions: "Otherwise, if the venue is too empty, not only will we lose money, but the video will also be circulated and affect our reputation."

"You're all right," Zhou Yiyang nodded with satisfaction. He had watched these four girls grow from being completely clueless about the entertainment industry to where they are today. "So, I had the technical staff create a big data analysis."

After saying that, Zhou Yiyang asked Guan Fei to go up and demonstrate.

"This data is mainly based on our official fan website and Moonlight software. As of now, our VIP fan club has 350,000 registered users. Of course, this does not mean that these 350,000 people will definitely come to our concert.

According to Moonlight data, the region with the most followers is Guangdong Province, followed by Shanghai, Beijing, and Sichuan Province. If we look at specific cities, the top ten are as follows:

Everyone looked at the picture and was not surprised to see that Shencheng and Jingcheng were far ahead.

"So I think," Zhou Yiyang said, "we can hold two games in Shencheng and Jingcheng, and we can challenge the stadium."

Bai Yangyu and Doudou were surprised at the same time.

You should know that there is a huge difference between a gymnasium and a stadium. When used in a tour, it can better reflect a star's true market appeal.

Many popular stars like to brag about how many concerts they hold in a year, which is very effective in fooling passers-by.

But for professionals like them, they will go to see what kind of place it is.

There's a huge difference between a stadium that can hold tens of thousands of people and a gymnasium that can hold a few thousand. Not to mention that some people might even choose a livehouse with a few hundred people, which is even more insignificant.

Those who dare to challenge the stadium are a group that is very confident in the number of their loyal fans.

"Isn't it too bold to hold a stadium concert for the first tour?" Although Bai Yangyu always stood on Zhou Yiyang's side, he was still worried that Zhou Yiyang was too eager for quick success this time.

"We also considered going on tour before our band disbanded," Doudou recalls, "but we only dared to choose stadiums in Shanghai, and we didn't dare choose Mercedes, after all, that can only seat 20,000 people."

"And we're going to hold two games. Brother Yang, I think it's better for us to open the gymnasium first." After hearing what they said, Guan Fei also felt that Zhou Yiyang's idea was a bit too aggressive.

Zhou Yiyang is not the kind of person who acts arbitrarily, and what they say makes sense.

"Okay, but both Shanghai and Beijing can choose large stadiums. I think we can still afford a concert for 10,000 people."

His eyes fell on Yue Shao and the other three, and the four of them immediately became motivated to fight.

"Of course it can be opened!" Tang Yue was the first to speak.

The other three nodded, feeling a little excited at the thought of singing in such a large stadium.

"In Guangdong province, the two first-tier cities are too close to each other. I think we should just choose one."

No one else had any objection to Zhou Yiyang's arrangement and approved it.

Finally, eight cities were finalized as the tour cities for Moonlight Girls' first concert.

"Can this be considered a national tour?" Lin Xuan'er asked honestly.

"Of course," Su Yin answered quickly, "My mom and the others said it was a global tour, wasn't it also going to a few European countries, and then to the United States, and that's it."

"One city a week," Zhou Yiyang began to arrange his schedule. "Can you guys handle this intensity of the tour?"

"I'm fine." Lin Xuan'er stopped moving. "Rehearsals take time at first, but it should get easier once you get more practice."

"I should be able to do it," Wang Xingrui added, "My throat can hold up."

Tang Yue and Su Yin looked at each other and had no objection: "We two can definitely do it, we are just salted fish anyway..."

Of course it was self-deprecating. After participating in "Team Unlimited", both of them have grown a lot visibly.

"Very good," Zhou Yiyang breathed a sigh of relief. "The location and time have been finalized. I will contact several ticketing platforms tomorrow. You can think carefully about the guests for each show. But starting tomorrow, after you finish recording the show or filming, you have to go home and practice singing."