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Superband (band)

Superband
Born	Republic of China (Taiwan)
Occupations	Singers record producers
Years active	2008–2010
Awards	21st Golden Melody Awards – Judges Award
Chinese name
Traditional Chinese	縱貫線
Simplified Chinese	纵贯线
Transcriptions Standard Mandarin Hanyu Pinyin zong4 guan1 xian4 Yue: Cantonese Jyutping zung3 gun3 sin3
Musical career
Origin	Republic of China (Taiwan)
Genres	Mandopop soft rock
Labels	Rock Records
Past members	Lo Ta-yu Jonathan Lee Wakin Chau Chang Chen-yue

Superband was a mandopop supergroup formed by four veteran singers Lo Ta-yu, Jonathan Lee, Wakin Chau and Chang Chen-yue.^[1]

The group was formed in 2008.^[1] In total they have released over 70 albums in their individual careers, 600 main compositions and more than 350 individual concerts.^[2]

After giving twenty performances around the world, the band held their final concert in the Mohegan Sun Arena in Connecticut, USA on 22 February 2010. Afterwards they resumed their individual careers.^[3]

Discography[edit]

• 2009 – North Bound (北上列車) (EP)
• 2010 – Go South (南下專線) (EP)
• 2010 - Live in Taipei/出发

World Tour Concert[edit]

Year	Date	Place
2009	7 March	Taiwan (Taipei) – Taipei Arena
	28–29 March	Hong Kong – Hong Kong Coliseum
	18 April	China (Beijing) – Workers' Stadium
	25 April	China (Hangzhou) – Yellow Dragon Sports Center
	15 May	China – (Tianjin) – Tianjin Olympic Center Stadium
	17 May	China – (Xi'an) – Shaanxi Province Stadium
	30 May	China (Chengdu) – Chengdu Sports Centre
	13 June	China (Yunnan) – Kunming Tuodong Sports Center
	21 June	China (Chongqing) – Chongqing Olympic Sports Center
	27 June	China (Harbin) – Harbin Convention Center
	11 July	China (Shanghai) – Hongkou Football Stadium
	18 July	Singapore – Singapore Indoor Stadium
	1 August	Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur)
	24 August	China (Dalian)
	5 September	United States (Las Vegas)
	7 September	United States (San Jose) – San Jose State University
	19 September	China (Changsha) – Helong Stadium
	26 September	China (Nanjing) – Nanjing Olympic Sports Centre
	30 September	China (Guangzhou) – Guangzhou University Town Stadium
2010	2 January	China (Wuxi) – Wuxi Sports Center
	6–7 January	Hong Kong – Hong Kong Coliseum
	23 January	Singapore – Singapore Indoor Stadium
	29–30 January	Taiwan (Taipei) – Taipei Arena
	20–21 February	United States (Connecticut) – Mohegan Sun Arena

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