The World Tour (Jay Chou)

On February 16, 2008, Chou became the second Mandopop artist to perform at the Nippon Budokan in Tokyo. In response to the 2008 Sichuan earthquake, the concert held in Chongqing on May 24, 2008, was changed to a charity fundraising concert. All proceeds from the concert were donated to the disaster area. == Development ==

The World Tour marked Chou's first large-scale world tour since the founding of his own record label, JVR Music. The tour features songs from his past seven albums, as well as tracks from his then-new album On the Run!, totaling nearly 30 songs. Chou commented, "The performance will be even more impressive than three years ago, truly extraordinary. There will be more dance routines than before, and I've learned a lot that will be incorporated into the show." == Broadcast and recordings ==

A live album, recorded at the Banqiao Stadium concert in Taipei on November 10, 2007, was released by Sony Music Taiwan and JVR Music on January 31, 2008. == Gallery ==

2007 the World Tour () is the third live album by Taiwanese singer Jay Chou, released on January 31, 2008, by Sony Music Taiwan and JVR Music and included a date filmed at Banqiao Stadium on November 10, 2007, from the 2007 World Tour. Track listing • "Golden Armor" () – 3:17 • "Incomparable" () – 5:06 • "A Secret That Can't Be Told" () – 4:57 • "A Step Back" () – 4:24 • "Sweet" () – 4:11 • "The Longest Movie" () – 4:01 • "A Dandelion's Promise" () – 4:13 • "White Windmill" () – 4:38 • "Chrysanthemum Terrace" () – 5:02 • "Malt Sugar" () – 4:23 • "Cowboy is Very Busy" () – 2:45 • "Listen to Mom" () – 3:25 • "Herbalist Manual" () feat. Alan Ko – 3:30 • "A Thousand Miles Away" () feat. Fei Yu–ching – 4:17 • "Nocturne" () – 3:43 • "Rosemary" () – 4:12 • "Sunshine Homeboy" () – 5:54 • "Hair Like Snow" () – 6:06 • "Fearless" () – 3:18 • "Nunchucks" () – 3:04 • "Master Chou" () feat. Funky Tu – 2:15 ==Notes==