Julie Anne to party with fans in San Francisco



From joining various contests on television to working the concert stage, Asia’s Pop Princess Julie Anne San Jose has definitely come far. This May, Julie Anne will head to San Francisco to entertain her fans abroad with her undeniable vocal talent.
 
Produced by Vim Entertainment, JAPS Live in San Francisco gives Julie Anne’s US-based fans a chance to meet and party with their idol. The event is set to happen on May 22, 2015, Friday at Fort McKinley in South Francisco, California. The event is sponsored by GMA Pinoy TV and GMA Life TV – two of GMA’s international channels in the USA.
 
Fans of Julie Anne in San Francisco will not only get to watch the young pop star perform live, but they can support Julie Anne’s most recent album, Deeper, which has been certified Gold. This comes on the heels of Julie Anne’s self-titled debut album, which sold 150,000 units and consequently reached Diamond status in the Philippines.

Julie Anne has always been part of GMA Pinoy TV events, headlining shows like Kapusong Pinoy sa Dubai held last November 7 with Kapuso Royal Couple Dingdong Dantes and Marian Rivera. This time, however, expect JAPS to go all out as she perform her hits I’ll Be there, Enough, Bakit Ngayon, and For Everything. For reservations, dial 323-931-9471 or e-mail vimentertainment21@gmail.com. Event starts at 8 P.M.
 
For more information on Kapuso events abroad, visit GMA International’s website (www.gmanetwork.com/international), “like” GMA Pinoy TV on Facebook (www.facebook.com/GMAPinoyTV) and follow GMA Pinoy TV on Twitter and Instagram (@gmapinoytv).  —GMA International

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