Live in Concert: Ghostface Killah + You? （DISCOUNTED TICKET PRICES）

DISCOUNTED TICKET PRICES FOR GHOSTFACE KILLAH!

We know times are tough, and we want as many people as possible to be able to come check out the Ghost this weekend in Beijing (Saturday, 6/13) . Which is why we've dropped ticket prices down to:

Beijing: RMB 180 (presale)/200 (door)

Rally your friends and lovers and come on down. This is Wu Tang, people! Let's make it a weekend for the books.

Beijing Ticket Bookings:
• In Chinese: 010-6425-5677
• In English:
www.piao.com.cn
010-6417-7845
800-810-3721
* Please note, presale tickets will be subject to a courier fee.

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★ Beijing ★
Saturday, June 13

Star Live
79 Hepingli Xijie,
Yonghegong

Doors: 9pm

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About Ghostface Killah aka Ironman aka Tony Starks aka Pretty Toney:

Ghostface Killah is a member of the Wu Tang Clan, one of the most critically and commercially successful hip hop groups of all time. Of the 9 members of the Wu Tang Clan, Ghostface Killah has had the most successful solo career, releasing 7 solo albums to date, including 2006's chart-topping "Fishscale," and teaming up with some of the hottest voices in hip hop and R&B, including Missy Elliot, Ne-Yo, Amy Winehouse and Mary J. Blige.

Like his fellow Wu Tang Clan members, Ghostface is strongly influenced by Chinese culture, especially kung-fu films, and he takes his name from a character in the 1976 kung-fu film Mystery of Chessboxing. In fact, the name "Wu Tang Clan" is derived from the name of the Wudang Mountain in Hubei Province, which has a long history associated with Taoism, martial arts, and traditional Chinese medicine.

Known for his stream-of-consciousness style raps and smooth yet frenetic delivery, Ghostface is one of those rare artists who has found both mainstream popularity and critical acclaim. While his tracks are a mainstay on the radio and in clubs in his native New York and far beyond, rarefied music taste-makers Pitchfork dubbed Ghostface, "one of hip hop's most vibrant voices."