[3] The final stop in Shanghai drew a crowd of 12,000 attendees and was watched by nearly 2 million viewers in China alone through the streaming platform Panda TV.

[4] Originally T-ara were planned to perform in 13 cities, however, due to schedule conflicts, the tour was reduced to 6 shows only.

[10] On 10 July 2015, T-ara held a press conference to promote their Beijing concert, announcing they did not invite any guest performers to the event to allow for personal interaction with their fans..[11] Pre-sale for the final stop on the tour in Shanghai began on 17 August.

China Daily reported thay the final concert had a high production cost, with stage effects designed by teams from Hong Kong and Taiwan, alongside professional directors from South Korea.

China Daily reported that the Shanghai concert had a high production cost, with stage effects designed by teams from Hong Kong and Taiwan, alongside professional directors from Korea.

The concerts on the "T-ara Great China Tour" followed a consistent identical setlist structure, starting with T-ara's hit songs in the first act, followed by three solo stages, a group stage, solo performances by the remaining members, a final group performance, and an encore.

[15][16] The Shanghai show attracted approximately 12,000 attendees, setting a record as the largest audience for a Korean girl group in the country.