Get ready, Kuala Lumpur — Mandopop superstar G.E.M. is about to take the stage in a way you’ve never seen before.

On Feb. 15, 2025, the vocal powerhouse will bring her soul-stirring "I Am GLORIA" World Tour: A Journey of Growth and Transformation to Bukit Jalil National Stadium, marking her triumphant return to Malaysia after six years. If you’ve ever wanted to experience the magic of one of Asia’s most celebrated artists, this is your moment.

Known for her powerhouse vocals and chart-topping hits, G.E.M. — whose real name is Gloria Tang Sze-wing — has evolved into a Mandopop icon, performing in major cities like Beijing, Paris, London, Singapore, and now Kuala Lumpur!

The Kuala Lumpur concert promises an unforgettable experience, blending immersive storytelling, dazzling production, and a carefully curated setlist designed to inspire light and hope amidst life’s challenges. With an expected crowd of 50,000 fans, this is shaping up to be one of the year’s must-see events.

Tickets go on sale on Dec. 20, 2024, from 12 PM to 4 PM across various platforms, with ticket prices starting at RM328 and going up to VIP tickets for RM988. Maybank VISA Credit Cardholders can snag tickets early with an exclusive pre-sale on Dec. 19, 2024, via this link here.

Fans worldwide adore her hits such as “Bubble,” “TIK TOK,” “Light Years Away,” and “Long Distance.”

Her accolades are as impressive as her voice. G.E.M. holds a Guinness World Record for the most-viewed Chinese music video on YouTube with “Light Years Away,” and she’s been named Spotify’s Most-Streamed Chinese Female Artist globally. She also made history as the first female Chinese artist to headline shows in China’s five biggest stadiums, including Shanghai and Beijing.

For more tour details, click here. Follow G.E.M. on Instagram and Facebook.

2025 is filled with exciting performances for Kuala Lumpur and one of them is Japanese singer-songwriter, Aska, who’s set to hold his first concert in Malaysia in February!

“The Aska Concert Tour 2025 – Who Is Aska!?” is scheduled for Feb. 23, 2025, at 8 PM at Zepp Kuala Lumpur. This tour marks the artist’s 45th year since his debut and has already begun this year as the pop singer made his rounds in his home country. Apart from Kuala Lumpur, he will also be stopping by several Asian cities including Taipei (Mar. 1) and Seoul (Mar. 8).

Tickets for the KL show are on sale now and priced at RM380 for both lower and upper-level seats. You can book them here. Official tour goods have been revealed on his official Facebook page, which range from acrylic stands to shirts and tumblers.

Aska, whose real name is Shigeki Miyazaki, has released a number of hits including “Say Yes,” “Morning Moon,” and “Meguriai.” He is better known as part of the pop duo, Chage And Aska, who made history as the first Asian artist to be featured on MTV Unplugged in 1996. The J-pop artist also wrote “On Your Mark,” in collaboration with Studio Ghibli, which inspired the short film of the same name that premiered before the Ghibli classic, “Whisper of the Heart.” To date, they have sold over thirty million records in Japan.

Follow Aska on Facebook and Instagram for more updates.

Alesso returns to Southeast Asia for one night only.

Global electronic music icon Alesso is returning to Malaysia after 12 years for a one-night only performance at The Landing, KL Base, on Jan. 17, 2025, 7 PM. This show is Alesso’s only standalone performance in Southeast Asia, making it a once-in-a-lifetime experience for his fans across Southeast Asia to witness one of the world’s most influential DJs live.

Tickets to this highly anticipated 21+ event will be officially open to the public on Dec. 11 via this website.

Tickets are priced at RM238 (GA Ticket), RM642 (Bundle 1: 3 GA Tickets), and RM1,143 (Bundle 2: 6 GA Tickets).

Ticket holders looking to elevate their show experience can sign up through All Access, where they can unlock exclusive rewards, such as Meet & Greets, Backstage Tours, Signed Posters, and Upgrades which started on Dec. 9, 2024. To access these perks, sign up at All Access’ website.

Alesso has redefined electronic music throughout his career, creating global hits-turned party classics like “Heroes (We Could Be),” “Calling (Losing My Mind),” and “Remedy,” and captivating audiences with his euphoric melodies with high-energy beats. With over 5.5 billion global streams, two RIAA-certified Platinum hits, and a list of iconic collaborations with artists like Katy Perry, Calvin Harris, and Tove Lo, Alesso has proven himself to be a powerhouse in contemporary music.

Alesso, born Alessandro Lindblad in Stockholm, Sweden, has continued to redefine the genre with his hits “When I’m Gone” featuring Katy Perry, which marked his Saturday Night Live debut, and “Words” featuring Zara Larsson, which was hailed as the “Top Dance Song of 2022” by Billboard.

With his massive reach and following across social media, amassing 1 billion TikTok views, and performances at some of the most iconic festivals around the world, Alesso remains at the top of his game.

Malaysian and Southeast Asian fans can’t miss this chance to see Alesso and hear his iconic hits live.

This event is presented by All Access, in partnership with Collective Minds, and organized by The Livescape Group.

For more updates, follow Livescape Asia on their Facebook and Instagram pages.

The 90s and early 2000s nostalgia isn’t ending anytime soon.

Backstreet Boys fans in Malaysia, get your wallets ready, because Nick Carter is gearing up to bring his solo concert to Kuala Lumpur in February 2025!

Carter returns to the spotlight with his “Who I Am World Tour,” a celebration of his solo music and career. This comes straight after the Backstreet Boys wrapped up their “DNA World Tour,” spanning over 150 shows in the US, Africa, Europe, Asia, and Australia.

The “Who I Am World Tour” features the Backstreet Boys' member's hit singles from his upcoming album of the same name — "Superman,” “Made For Us,” “Never Break My Heart (Not Again)” — and more.

The tour will mark Nick Carter’s return to Malaysia after their “In A World Like This Tour” in 2015.

Rohit Rampal, CEO of Hitman Group, and Kesavan Purusotman (KC), Managing Director of Happymoon, said that the event is part of their “mission” to bring various international acts to Malaysian fans, “Nick Carter is a pop icon who defined an entire era…After years of group and solo success, his current tour is making waves globally, making him the perfect fit for our lineup."

Nick Carter is set to hold his “Who I Am World Tour” at the Zepp Kuala Lumpur on Feb. 26, 2025. Ticketing details, as well as the Artist Pre-sale and General On-sale dates were announced on the organizer’s page. More details are available on Nick Carter’s website. General Public sales begin on Dec. 12, 2024, at 12 PM.

Tickets are priced at RM248 (Rockzone), RM348 (CAT 2), RM448 (CAT 1), and RM8,888 (VIP Box for 10 pax). Tickets will be available through Hitman Solution’s official website.

Don’t miss out on the chance to see boy band member excellence!

For more information, follow Hitman Solutions on their Facebook and Instagram pages.

Heads up, INSPIRITs! We know you're excited to meet INFINITE once again, so here's some great news for you! Just a few months away from their return to Malaysia, the K-Pop boy group has finally unveiled more details for their upcoming “Limited Edition” concert in Kuala Lumpur.

Happening on Feb. 22, 2025, at the Mega Star Arena, the concert is set to treat fans with INFINITE’s fierce and powerful performances, including reimagined versions of their hit songs “Bad,” “Be Mine,” and “The Chaser.”

According to concert organizer Star Planet, tickets to the concert will be available starting Dec. 13 via BookMyShow, with prices ranging from RM338 to RM988. All VIP ticketholders will get soundcheck privileges and will be able to take a group photo with the K-pop stars.

Meanwhile, selected Rock 1, Rock 2, and VIP ticketholders will get signed posters and Polaroids from the group.

INFINITE’s “Limited Edition” tour is in celebration of the group’s 15th anniversary. Aside from Kuala Lumpur, the group is also scheduled to stage the concert in Taipei, Macau, Jakarta, Singapore, Yokohama, and Hong Kong, following their three-day, sold-out shows in Seoul.

Prepare to rock with INFINITE and grab your tickets soon! For updates, visit Star Planet Malaysia’s website or follow them on Instagram or Facebook.

Prepare to step into Billlie’s whimsical world, Belllie've, as the K-Pop girl group has announced dates and stops for their 2025 tour “Our FLOWERLD (Belllie’ve You)” in Asia!

Following their successful shows in Latin America, the septet is set to take the stage in seven cities in Asia next year. The tour will kick off in Hong Kong on Feb. 7, followed by Taipei on Feb. 9, Bangkok on Feb. 11, Jakarta on Feb. 13, Kuala Lumpur on Feb. 15, Osaka on Feb. 27, and Yokohama on Feb. 28.

Aside from Asia, the group will also be holding concerts in Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney in Australia from Feb. 19 to 23, 2025.

As of this writing, details for the newly announced stops are yet to be unveiled.

Billlie, composed of members Moon Sua, Suhyeon, Haram, Tsuki, Sheon, Siyoon, and Haruna, made their debut in 2021 with the extended play, “The Billage of Perception: Chapter One,” which featured their fan song, “Flowerld.”

In 2022, the girl group rose to popularity with the pop track “GingaMingaYo (The Strange World),” which also went viral on social media.

Ready to witness the girls perform live? To stay updated on Billlie’s “Our FLOWERLD (Belllie’ve You)” tour, follow Studio PAV on Instagram, Facebook, or X (Formerly Twitter).

Ready to welcome 2025 with a bang? Gear up for an ultimate party this December at the Kota Kinabalu Countdown (KKCD), featuring music artists from South Korea, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, and more!

Happening at the Jalan Tun Fuad Stephens in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, on Dec. 31, the Kota Kinabalu Countdown 2025 will bring a night filled with music and spectacle to welcome the new year. Here’s our quick guide to everything you need to know about the exciting event.

Artist Lineup: Main Stage

KKCD’s main stage will be graced by talented musicians and artists from different parts of Asia!

The lineup will be headlined by K-Pop sensation and EXO leader Suho, who is set to take the spectators into a frenzy with his soulful vocals. He will be joined by Malaysia’s very own artists: Firdhaus, Priscilla Abby, Velvet Aduk, Marsha Milan, Dabra Sia, Wesley Liew, Stacy Anam, Eylia Guntabid, Michiyo Ho, Datuk Francis Landong, ISOHBAHTOS, Soya, and Bella Astillah.

Other international artists joining the lineup are China’s Ryan.B, Hong Kong’s Hubert Wu, and Indonesia’s Dadali.

Flamewave Music Festival

The rave doesn’t stop at KKCD’s main stage, because the event is also complemented by the Flamewave Music Festival, featuring top DJs from South Korea, Taipei, and Malaysia.

Leading the pack is K-Pop soloist and Girls’ Generation member DJ Hyo, who will be headlining the festival at the KKCD Fire Zone at Oceanus Broadway. She will be joined by Taipei’s DJ Hime and Amy Hao, and Malaysia's The Paytons, Jordan Queka, and DJ Mushroom.

Fireworks and Drone Show

A New Year’s countdown is not complete without a visual spectacle, so KKCD 2025 is also holding a breathtaking 12-minute fireworks display, as well as a drone performance with 1,000 dazzling drones — lighting up the skies of Kota Kinabalu at midnight!

Ticketing Details

Admission to KKCD’s public zones, including the main stage, is free.

Meanwhile, early bird tickets to the Flamewave Music Festival are available via Ticket2U, priced at RM388. These tickets offer not only the exclusive DJ experience but also the best view of the drone show and fireworks display, a live station buffet dinner, private access to KKCD's exclusive Rock Zone, and Happy Hour free-flow beer from 4 PM to 6:30 PM.

How to Get There

All set to go to KKCD, but have no idea how to get there? We got you!

To go from Kuala Lumpur to Kota Kinabalu, you’ll need to take a flight from Kuala Lumpur International Airport to Kota Kinabalu International Airport. These flights cost approximately RM215 and may take about two hours and 35 minutes.

From there, you can take a taxi or hail a ride to Jalan Tun Fuad Stephens, which should take less than 10 minutes.

Join the party at KKCD 2025 soon! For updates, you can follow their official Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok pages or visit their website.