Highlights of Wilber Pan's first concert in Taipei: A show to remember!
After touring all over China and other oversea locations, Wilber Pan finally took the stage at home in Taiwan. He cried and said, “The first time I went to the Taipei Arena was to watch Leehom Wang’s “Heroes of the Earth” concert, followed by Jolin’s gymnastic show. From that time on, I promised myself to take the stage at the Taipei Arena one day. After 8 years, I have finally succeeded.”
Despite his leg injury, Will Pan showcased his 360-degrees-zero-gravity-turn in mid-air. He wowed the fans by taking his feet off the ground while upside down, proving that he was not held down by magnetic force. Will Pan also showed off his musical skill by playing on a piano that was hung from the ceiling. Unfortunately he was too nervous and it took him four tries to perform the song properly. Special guest Evonne Hsu transformed into a phoenix and collaborated on the song “Double Dancing” with Pan. Over 10, 000 fans attended the concert and Will Pan finished the concert with hit songs'Irresistible' and 'Summer Craze'
Evonne Hsu commits to performing for Wilber Pan despite back injuries
Willber Pan will be performing at the Taipei Arena for his first paid-concert in Taiwan with close friend Evonne Hsu as his special guest tonight. She will be playing the part of a phoenix flying in mid-air, and the two will dance together on stage. The concert organizers have insured her performance for NT 20 million in case of any accidents. Will Pan and Evonne Hsu completed rehearsals on Friday. As he watched her turning upside and twisting her waist in mid-air, he was in-shocked and said, “I’m really worried that she would fall, and I’d have to take care of her for the rest of her life.”
On the other hand, Evonne Hsu took the challenge with ease despite her previous back injury. She explained that she has always wanted to combine the acrobatics of Cirque du Soleil into her dance performances. Nonetheless, her ex-boyfriend and manager Xiao Dao was concerned about her health and discouraged her from performing. She said, “Although my back injury hasn’t completely healed, I can still complete any move. As long as I don’t practice two days straight then it doesn’t hurt.” However, after the first practice, she was dizzy from spinning in mid-air and vomited once she got home.
