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Get ready music fans! The ROUND Music Festival is finally landing in Malaysia this June!

Known as the official name and brand of the ASEAN-Korea Music Festival project, ROUND was launched in 2020 by the ASEAN-Korea Cooperation Fund to promote cultural exchange between South Korea and ASEAN countries. According to their website, “ROUND stands for ‘equal ASEAN countries and Korea’ and will provide an opportunity for us to get closer in music.”

Five years since its debut, Malaysia finally gets a turn at this musical extravaganza. The festival is happening on June 21 and 22 in Kuala Lumpur. More details such as venue, ticket prices, and artist lineup will be announced in the coming weeks, so stay tuned!

What To Expect?

ROUND Music Festival aims to unite music fans in the region with spectacular live stages and memorable performances. Its first two editions were online shows due to the global pandemic but it has since evolved into a massive in-person event. The first offline edition was held in Jakarta and featured a lineup of popular Asian artists including P-Pop sensation SB19 and Indonesian singer Pamungkas. 

Two festivals were held in 2024, one in South Korea which featured artists like Jaurim’s Kim Yuna, Television Off from Thailand, and Vietnamese pop artist Tien Tien. Later in November, the festival landed in Lao PDR where GOT7 member BamBam took to the stage as host and performed alongside Singapore’s Club Mild, Bunny Phyoe from Myanmar, and Rizal Rasid from Brunei. 

Based on the previous performers, fans can expect a diverse setlist highlighting the countries involved. Which artist are you hoping to see?

Be the first to know the latest updates by following ROUND Festival on Facebook and Instagram. 

Ryan.B is coming back to Malaysia sooner than expected! 

The Chinese singer-songwriter, known for his songs “No Reason” and “Never Again,” is heading to Kuala Lumpur for his “Hitmaker, Undercover” World Tour. The concert is set to be held at the Zepp Kuala Lumpur on Apr. 6, 2025. 

The upcoming world tour will be Ryan.B’s second concert in Malaysia, following his first show at the Chateau DC X last Dec. 27, 2025. Presented by ACY LIVE, the concert’s announcement also included seating and ticketing details. 

Tickets are set to go live on Feb. 7, 2025 via BookMyShow Malaysia’s website from 12 PM onwards. Tickets for the concert are priced at RM268 (GA Standing), RM298 (Standard Seating), RM338 (Premium Seating), RM428 (VIP Standing), and RM3744 (VIP Box, 8 pax). 

VIP Standing and VIP Box ticket holders will receive the following Fan Benefits: Early access, an autographed poster, an artist photocard, an autographed photo card, and a photo session. 

Ready to catch Ryan.B live? Set the date and hope you get the tickets you want! For more information, visit BookMyShow Malaysia’s website, and follow ACY LIVE’s Instagram page.

Calling all cyclists in Kuala Lumpur! 

The OCBC Cycle Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia’s premier annual cycling event, is coming back on Apr. 27, 2025, at the Dataran Merdeka (Independence Square), in Kuala Lumpur. 

For this year, the cycle will feature its longest ride in the city center ever – an exhilarating 50 km race that will take cyclists on a ride past iconic landmarks such as the Pavilion KL, Petronas Twin Towers (KLCC), Istana Selangor, Masjid Negara, KTM Building, and Bank Negara in two laps. 

It’s an additional 8 km more than its previous edition. It’s said to be the most challenging for the anticipated 3,000 riders, with more than 2,000 pre-registering before the event’s official launch. 

For a more relaxed ride, a 25 km race is available, offering cyclists a chance to enjoy the landmarks in one single lap. Apart from the individual races, cyclists can also form teams of 10 people for the 50 km KL Mayor’s Ride. Children aged 3 to 9 can also join the Kids’ Push Bike Category, making the entire event something everyone can enjoy!

The OCBC Cycle KL 2025 will have prizes for three bicycle types for adults – mountain, road, and folding bikes – for both men and women. All participants will also receive a medal and a digital certificate, along with free items from sponsors. 

Here are the Race Categories & Routes for this year’s OCBC Cycle KL 2025: 

Starting Point: Dataran Merdeka 

• Individual – 50 km (Men and Women Open)
  • Flag-Off Time: 6:45 AM
  • Cut-Off Time: 9:45 AM
  • Minimum Age: 16 Years Old
• Individual – 25 km (Men and Women Open)
  • Flag-Off Time: 6:45 AM
  • Cut-Off Time: 9:45 AM
  • Minimum Age: 16 Years Old
• Team of 10 – 50 km KL Mayor’s Ride (Men & Women Mixed)
  • Flag-Off Time: 6:45 AM
  • Cut-Off Time: 9:45 AM
  • Minimum Age: 16 Years Old
• Kids Push Bike
  • Flag-Off Time: 8 AM
  • 6 sub-categories (Boys & Girls): 3 years old, 4 years old, 5 years old, 6 years old, Boys Open, Girls Open
  • Minimum Age: 3 to 9 Years Old

Registration for the OCBC Cycle KL 2025 is open until Mar. 23, 2025! You can register here.

Registration fees are priced from RM60 (Kids Push Bike), RM75 (Individual-25km, Bib and Medal), RM95 (Individual 25-km, Bib, Medal and T-Shirt), RM95 (Individual-50km, Bib and Medal), RM130 (Individual 50km-Bib, Medal, and T-Shirt), and RM1,200 (Team of 10, Bib, Medal and Jersey). 

Participants can collect their Race Packs from Apr. 25 to 26, 2025, from 10:30 AM to 7 PM. The exact venue has not been announced as of writing.

For more information and updates, follow the OCBC Cycle KL 2025 Events Page on Facebook and X (Formerly Twitter) page. 

Location: Dataran Merdeka, Jalan Raja, City Centre, Kuala Lumpur, 50050

Date and Time: Apr. 27, 2024 from 5:30 AM to 10:30 AM

One of Hong Kong’s living legends is set to perform in Malaysia this June!

Singer and television personality, Liza Wang, also known as Ah Jie, is set to hold her “Liza Wang: A Diva In Concert” show on June 21, 8 PM at the Mega Star Arena at Sungei Wang Plaza in Bukit Bintang. The concert marks her first solo concert in Kuala Lumpur and will showcase the diva's decades-long career through unforgettable performances that will surely excite her fans.

Liza kicked off her tour with a two-night spectacle at the Hong Kong Coliseum last November which was sold-out and well-received by fans. In a post by the concert organizer, Star Fortress, the singer expressed her excitement for the upcoming show in KL, which coincides with the celebration of Parents’ Day.

“For me, the meaning of family is irreplaceable. Every show reminds me of my parents' teachings and support. This concert is specially selected around Parents' Day, and I hope it will be a special gift for all parents and fans present,” she said.

Tickets are already on sale via BookMyShow and biztmgptix.bigtix.io with prices ranging from RM888 to RM288. A special Early Bird promo code is also available on Star Fortress’ social media handles for VIP, PS1, PS2, and PS3 ticket categories. Simply enter LIZAKL2025 at checkout and enjoy a 10% discount! These are limited, however, so buy now while it lasts!

Ticket Prices and Seating Chart:

• VIP: RM888
• PS1: RM788
• PS2: RM688
• PS3: RM488
• PS5: RM288

Known as “big sister” in the Hong Kong entertainment scene, Liza Wang’s career has spanned four decades since 1967. The diva is a multi-talented artist and is mainly known as a Cantonese Opera singer. She’s the Chairman of the Chinese Artists Association of Hong Kong and Barwo, the city’s only non-profit Cantonese opera organization supporting Cantonese opera artists.

The Cantopop singer was last seen in Malaysia when she performed in the Arena of Stars in Resorts World Genting in 2023. She’s also reported to perform some of her biggest hits at the concert including "A Thousand Mountains of Ten Thousand Rivers,” “A Dream of Spring in Beijing,” and "Make My Day,” which is the theme song specially made for the tour.

Follow Liza Wang on Facebook and Instagram. Also, stay tuned to Star Fortress’ Facebook and Instagram pages for more updates on events in the city.

Are these lines familiar: "Jenny, you’ve got me on my knees. Jenny, it’s killin’ me.”?

Get ready to get transported back to the early 2000s, as American pop-rock band "The Click Five" is making their return to Malaysia after 17 years.

Popular for their songs “Jenny,” “Empty,” and “Just the Girl,” with their matching outfits reminiscent of the Beatles and the Strokes, The Click Five are reuniting for their “The Click 2025 Tour” in Asia.

The band announced the news on their social media page, stating that the tour was not in their plans for 2025, but since the opportunity presented itself, they had to take it. “These countries have always felt like a second home for us, and we genuinely cannot wait to see you all again this year,” the post said.

Two members, Ben and Joey, will not be joining the Asia leg of the tour due to scheduling conflicts.

The Click Five in Malaysia 2025

“The Click 2025” Asia Tour will start in Kuala Lumpur on May 4, 2025, at The Exchange Hall. Tickets are priced from RM288 (General Admission), RM388 (PGA), and RM888 (VIP), and will be available starting Jan. 23, 2025, at 10 AM on the official Banyak Bagus Entertainment website.

VIP ticket holders will enjoy the following perks: priority entry and participation in a group photo session with the band. The first 100 ticket buyers will also get a limited-edition concert poster and entry into an exclusive lucky draw to win a free pair of AirAsia flight tickets and tickets to The Click Five’s Jakarta show.

Keep your eyes peeled and mark the dates on your calendars! For more information, visit Banyak Bagus Entertainment’s website and follow their Instagram page. Don’t forget to follow The Click Five on their Facebook and Instagram pages, too!

Ready for a “First Class” experience, 82DE? We hope you are because rising K-Pop boy group 82MAJOR is set to hold their very first fan meeting in Kuala Lumpur, “X-82!”

The group’s fan meeting will take place on Feb. 16, 82MAJOR announced via a social media post. Aside from Kuala Lumpur, the fan meet will also be held in Bangkok on Feb. 9.

As of this writing, there are no further details yet about the show, including its venue and ticket prices. However, fans can look forward to updates and more information about the fan meeting via organizer iMe Malaysia’s social media pages.

“This is our very first time in Malaysia, so it’s a special moment for us. And we can’t wait to meet every single one of you guys,” 82MAJOR said in a greeting video posted on iMe Malaysia’s Instagram page.

82MAJOR’s fan meeting tour follows the release of their second mini album, “X-82,” last October, which features the title track “Stuck.”

Composed of members Seongil, Yechan, Seongmo, Seongbin, Seokjoon, and Dogyun, 82MAJOR made their debut in October 2023 with the single album, “On.” The group is also known for their hip-hop sound, with releases such as “Choke” and “First Class.”

Watch out for more updates on 82MAJOR’s “X-82” fan meeting by following iMe Malaysia on Facebook, Instagram, and X (Formerly Twitter).

The OG oppa and Hallyu legend, Rain, is coming to Malaysia soon!

As part of his “Still Raining” tour, the “Rainism” hitmaker is set to dazzle the Arena of Stars at Resorts World Genting on Feb. 8.

At the concert, fans will be taken on a journey into Rain’s over 20 years of career. Fans can also expect a mesmerizing show from the K-Pop star, featuring performances of his hit tracks and covers of popular songs by other artists, including award-winning singer-songwriter Bruno Mars.

Tickets to the concert will be available to the public starting Jan. 10 via Resorts World Genting’s website, with prices ranging from RM398 to RM1,298. Meanwhile, Genting Rewards Members can get early access and discounted prices before the public selling date.

Prior to the Malaysia stop, the Hallyu icon also staged the tour in Seoul, South Korea, and Hong Kong last year. He is also set to visit Kaohsiung on Feb. 15 as part of the concert tour.

Rain made his debut as a K-Pop artist in 2002 with his debut album, “Bad Guy,” which saw immense commercial success. In 2003, he made his acting debut with the TV series, “Sang Doo! Let's Go To School,” and reached fame through his works in the 2004 rom-com series “Full House” and the 2009 martial arts film “Ninja Assassin.”

Ready to witness the K-Pop legend live? Get your tickets now and follow Resorts World Genting on Facebook, X (Formerly Twitter), and Instagram for more updates.