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LANY announces “soft world tour” in Kuala Lumpur

TheHIVE.Asia — Thu, 26 Mar 2026 09:42:59 +0000

Multi-platinum pop band LANY is set to return to Kuala Lumpur as part of their highly anticipated “soft world tour,” with a one-night-only performance at the Unifi Arena on 1 November 2026.

Known for their emotionally charged songwriting and electrifying live performances, the Los Angeles-based band will bring their latest era to fans in Malaysia with a show that promises an intimate yet powerful concert experience.

The soft world tour celebrates LANY’s evolving sound while delivering the heartfelt connection that has made them one of the most beloved pop acts among fans worldwide. Fans can expect a dynamic setlist spanning the band’s catalogue – from global hits such as “ILYSB,” “Malibu Nights,” and “Thru These Tears,” to new music from the band’s latest chapter.

Fans can sign up for the Artist Presale at THISISLANY.COM/TOUR to grab their tickets at the presale first-hand from 30 March (Mon), 11am to 11.59pm. Sign up at THISISLANY.COM/TOUR for the presale code.

Mastercard cardholders have special access to presale tickets in Kuala Lumpur. Mastercard Presale starts 31 March (Tues), 11am and ends 1 April (Wed), 11am. Get preferred tickets to see LANY: soft world tour in Kuala Lumpur, only with your World and/or World Elite Mastercard on sale 2 April, 11am.Check out priceless.com/music.

Live Nation members can secure tickets during the Live Nation presale on Wednesday, 1 April at 12PM to 11.59pm. Visit livenation.my for free membership sign-up and presale access. Tickets to the general public will go on sale on Thursday, 2 April from 11am onwards via golive-asia.com.

Japanese artiste imase to perform in Kuala Lumpur this June

TheHIVE.Asia — Mon, 22 Apr 2024 06:40:21 +0000

imase, the artist of the viral hit “Night Dancer”, is coming to Kuala Lumpur!

Organised by Gorgeous Entertainment and ACO Media, imase’s 1st Asia tour “Shiki” in Kuala Lumpur is set on 20 June, 2024 (Thursday), 8:30 PM, at Zepp Kuala Lumpur.

imase started to self-learn guitar and music composition at the age of 20. He then gained popularity by posting short videos on TikTok, especially his song “Have a Nice Day”, which gained over 10 million views on TikTok and achieved a remarkable 7.5 million views on YouTube!

Fans who purchase PREMIUM VIP tickets will enjoy priority entry and stand a chance to win a photo session with imase or receive an exclusive signed poster by imase!

Tickets will go on sale from 25th April, 2024 (Thursday), 11am onwards at https://www.ticket2u.com.my/.

Ticket Prices: PREMIUM VIP RM 588 | VIP RM 488 | CAT1 RM 378 | CAT2 RM 338 | VIP BOX (max 8 pax) RM 4,500 (All prices are exclusive of ticketing fees).

Calum Scott announces Asia Tour, Kuala Lumpur included

TheHIVE.Asia — Fri, 17 Jun 2022 06:43:23 +0000

Following the release of “Heaven”, multi-platinum selling singer-songwriter Calum Scott recently announced that he will be holding his biggest headline Asia tour to date – the “BRIDGES” Asia Tour.

The tour, which includes Malaysia as one of the stops, will be his second time to play in Kuala Lumpur, and will be held on 27 October 2022, at Plenary Hall, KL Convention Centre.

Promoted by AEG Presents Asia & PR Worldwide, tickets have started going on sale on Wednesday, June 15 via www.golive-asia.com / GoLive Ticketing App.

Calum will kick off the Asia tour in Tokyo, Japan on October 18 before performing in Manila (Oct 20), Bangkok (Oct 22), Jakarta (Oct 25), Kuala Lumpur (Oct 27), and Singapore (Oct 28).

CONCERT DETAILS

Calum Scott ‘BRIDGES’ Asia Tour 2022 Kuala Lumpur
Date: October 27, 2022, Thursday
Time: 8:30PM
Venue: Plenary Hall, KL Convention Centre
Ticket Price: CAT 1: RM328 / CAT 2: RM298 / CAT3: RM258
Ticketing: www.golive-asia.com / GoLive Ticketing App

Says Calum, “It feels so incredible to announce my Asia tour! It’s been a long time coming and a lot of planning but after the last few years we’ve had, you can just tell how excited people are for live music again and I’m so happy to be a part of it. I am coming back with my band to play the songs that people discovered me on, as well as new songs from my second album which I would say is my best and most personal work yet – I can’t wait to see you there.”

The singer previously released a duet version of “Heaven” with Southeast Asian singers, including Malaysia’s Diana Danielle and Indonesia’s Lyodra Ginting

Calum has announced that his highly awaited sophomore album Bridges will arrive on June 17. The fourth single released from Bridges, “Heaven” once again reveals Calum’s gift for finding unexpected ways to express universal emotions.

“As songwriters, we’re always searching for new ways of saying ‘I miss you’ or ‘I love you’ or ‘I want you back,’” says Calum, who co-wrote “Heaven” with Hayley Warner (an Australian singer/songwriter who’s also penned songs for artists like Katy Perry and Tori Kelly). “‘The concept of ‘Heaven’ is the love between two people being so powerful that it is far superior to anything else, any other form of paradise that could be offered. I loved the idea of putting the power into the relationship.”

CALUM SCOTT 2022 ‘BRIDGES’ ASIA TOUR DATES ARE AS FOLLOWS:

October 18 Tokyo, Japan Ex Theater Roppongi

October 20 Manila, Philippines New Frontier Theater

October 22 Bangkok, Thailand Moonstar Studio

October 25 Jakarta, Indonesia Bengkel Space SCBD

October 27 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Plenary Hall, KL Convention Centre

October 28 Singapore, Singapore Capitol Theatre

Jimmy Eat World, Set It Off cancel March shows in Asia

TheHIVE.Asia — Tue, 03 Mar 2020 23:10:00 +0000

Jimmy Eat World fans in Singapore and Manila who have been looking forward to catching the American band live in concert unfortunately received bad news a couple of days back.

Oh, no, the band’s all good, they just won’t be able to make it to this side of the world considering the current coronavirus (COVID-2019) situation out here.

While fans were evidently disappointed, most understood that this was a necessary precaution in curbing the virus’ widening spread.

A message from the band was posted on organiser Skesh Entertainment’s social media last weekend, announcing the concerts’ cancellation.

“In order to support the efforts of safeguarding the health of each and every one of you, THE FANS, as well as our band and crew, we are saddened to announce the cancellation of our upcoming shows in Singapore and Manila. Please refer to your point of purchase for refund information. We will be back soon!” the message read.

The band was originally scheduled to perform at their two aforementioned Southeast Asian stops next week. They were supposed to stop by Manila first on 12 March before heading down to Singapore for their 14 March show.

Set It Off has also cancelled their five-city tour in Asia (Photo source: Set It Off’s Twitter).

Aside from Jimmy Eat World’s “Surviving: The Asia Tour 2020”, Skesh Entertainment also announced that Set It Off’s “The Midnight Asia Tour 2020” has also been cancelled.

The American rockers were originally scheduled to support Jimmy Eat World at the latter’s Manila and Singapore shows, before heading to Malaysia, Thailand and Taiwan for their own headlining concerts.

“Due to unforeseen circumstances and for everyone’s safety, our Asia headlining shows & our shows with Jimmy Eat World will not be taking place this March. Were so sorry and will be doing our best to come back as soon as possible. Refunds will be made at the point of purchase,” Set It Off tweeted recently.

At the moment, both bands will still go ahead with their respective tours in Australia and Europe.

(Photo source: Jimmy Eat World’s Instagram)

California’s Moonchild bringing “Little Ghost” tour to Southeast Asia

TheHIVE.Asia — Mon, 02 Mar 2020 20:00:00 +0000

After wrapping up the European leg of their “Little Ghost” tour, California-based Moonchild will be bringing the tour to Asia next.

Out of the eight Asian stops, four will be in Southeast Asia, which includes Malaysia and Singapore.

Here are the details for the Malaysian leg of the tour:

Date: 31 May 2020 (Sunday)

Time: 8pm

Venue: The Bee, Publika

Details for the Singaporean stop are as below:

Date: 3 June 2020 (Wednesday)

Time: 8pm

Venue: 222 Arts Club, Singapore

Both the above will be the alternative R&B band’s debut shows in Malaysia and Singapore.

For Malaysia, the tickets are priced at RM188 each or, if bought in a bundle of four, RM157.50 each. Note that the prices exclude RM6 service cost.

As for Singapore, advance tickets are available for SGD55 each. Tickets purchased at the door will be SGD65 each. A 4-ticket bundle is also available for SGD180. All prices mentioned exclude booking fee.

Tickets are available via https://www.thisismoonchild.com/tour

More dates will be announced soon!

The Asia tour will kick off in Taiwan in May, before heading to South Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Indonesia.

After Asia, the band will head to Australia and New Zealand in mid-June.

Amber Navran (vocals, tenor saxophone, flute, keyboards, synth bass, drum programming), Andris Mattson (trumpet, flugelhorn, keyboards, synth bass, guitar, drum programming), and Max Bryk (alto saxophone, clarinet, keyboards, synth bass, drum programming) debuted as Moonchild in 2012 with “Be Free”.

The trio’s latest tour is in support of their eponymous album that was released last year, which you can take a listen to below.

(Photo source: Moonchild’s Facebook)

Meet and greet Set If Off at Jimmy Eat World’s 2020 Singapore concert

TheHIVE.Asia — Wed, 19 Feb 2020 22:00:00 +0000

Jimmy Eat World will be bringing their Asia tour to Singapore this March, following the release of their 10th studio album “Surviving” back in October 2019.

The American rockers will also be accompanied by their compatriots Set It Off, who will be supporting them as the opening act for their show.

Below is the information for “Jimmy Eat World Live in Singapore 2020”:

Date: 14 March 2020 (Saturday)

Venue: The Coliseum, Hard Rock Hotel

The details of their Singapore concert which will be
held this March.

Early bird tickets are all sold out but General Admission tickets are still available at SGD99 and Rockiss Pass, which includes several perks and merch such as express lane and Limited Edition Rockiss T-Shirt, are priced at SGD139.

The tickets can be purchased via www.eventbrite.com

Caption: Also, don’t miss out on meeting these guys in
person!
(Photo source: Set It Off’s Instagram).

As mentioned above, Set It Off will be part of the concert so this is also a chance for fans to get up close and personal with them!

Set It Off Meet & Greet tickets are available at SGD69 as an upgrade for those with EarlyBird/GeneralAdmission/RockissPass to “Jimmy Eat World Live in Singapore 2020”.

Those who can’t make it to this concert, don’t worry, head on up to Malaysia for the band’s own headlining concert in Kuala Lumpur the very next day on 15 March!

(Photo source: Jimmy Eat World’s Instagram)

Additional tickets for Ali Gatie’s KL show now available!

TheHIVE.Asia — Wed, 19 Feb 2020 20:02:00 +0000

Ali Gatie ‘s first Malaysian concert has just gotten more exciting as additional tickets are now available, after it was previously announced as sold out earlier this month.

Before that, here are the details for “Good Vibes Presents Ali Gatie”:

Date: 4 March 2020

Time: 8pm

Venue: KL Live at Life Centre, Kuala Lumpur

Now the tickets, which are for free standing general admission only like the previous ones, can be purchased via www.gvpresents.com.

The tickets still remain priced at RM160 each.

The addition of the extra tickets is due to the venue now able to accommodate a bigger crowd. Originally to be held at The Bee, Publika, the venue has recently been changed to KL Live at Life Centre.

For the ones who have already purchased the tickets prior to the venue change, the existing tickets can still be used.

The event is open to all ages. However, attendees who are under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

In order to gain entry to the event, ticket holders will need to redeem their tickets for wristbands.

Following his show in Malaysia, Gatie will be performing in Indonesia a couple of days later, which will be held in Jakarta. Tickets for this can be purchased through
www.ismayalive.com
.

(Photo source: Ali Gatie’s Instagram)

Malaysia, Singapore part of Boys Like Girls’ Asia tour

TheHIVE.Asia — Wed, 19 Feb 2020 00:00:00 +0000

Boys Like Girls will be embarking on their Asia tour this April, kicking off in Malaysia before making their way to Singapore and other countries.

In honour of their self-titled debut album, which was released in 2006, the band will be performing all the songs from the album at the concert

Below are the details for the shows in Malaysia and Singapore:

City: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Venue: To be announced

Date: 11 April 2020 (Saturday)

City: Downtown, Singapore

Venue: 222 Arts Club

Date: 12 April 2020 (Sunday)

The details of the recently-announced concert dates, revealed following
their upcoming sold-out shows in Manila.

The ticket prices are yet to be announced for both countries. However, it is known that tickets will go on sale from this 22 February at 10am.

Apart from Malaysia and Singapore, they will also be bringing their Asia tour to Cebu and Manila of The Philippines on the 14th and 16th of April, respectively.

Thus far, the Manila concert has sold out whereas the Cebu tickets will go on sale, also on 22 February, via https://smtickets.com/.

The band previously announced their short tour in the U.S. in 2016 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their debut album. Now they are looking to extend the celebration by setting their sights outside of the U.S., including Asia and Australia, the latter which they will tour after the Asian dates.

(Photo source: Boys Like Girls’ Facebook)

Set It Off to perform live in Malaysia this March

TheHIVE.Asia — Tue, 18 Feb 2020 21:48:00 +0000

Set It Off will be performing their first ever headlining show in Malaysia as part of their Asia tour this March.

Check out the details for “Set It Off Live in Malaysia”:

Date: 15 March 2020 (Sunday)

Venue: Angkasa, Kuala Lumpur.

Ticket sales will begin this 29 February.

Tickets are priced at RM88 for presale and RM77 for early birds, and can be purchased via www.skeshmm.com.

Apart from Malaysia, the band will also be bringing their 2020 Asia tour to Bangkok on 17 March, tickets are available now via Thai Ticket Major, and Taipei on 18 March.

The band will also be supporting Jimmy Eat World, who will be touring the same region in mid-March.

Founded in 2008, Set It Off has since released five albums including their latest, 2019’s “Midnight”, which prompted their first headline tour last year.

(Photo source: Set It Off’s Instagram)

Tickets to HRVY’s show in Singapore now on sale

TheHIVE.Asia — Mon, 17 Feb 2020 00:34:00 +0000

Fans who’d been wishing to see HRVY live in Singapore are about to get their wish fulfilled this May, as the English singer will be bringing his world tour to Asia and Singapore is one of the stops!

Here are the details for “HRVY – Live in Singapore”:

Date: 11 May 2020 (Monday)

Time: 7.30pm

Venue: SCAPE The Ground Theatre

Tickets, priced at SGD 88 each, are on sale now at https://sg.bookmyshow.com/events/hrvy-live-in-singapore/ET00000540

This will mark HRVY’s first time headlining a concert in Singapore.

Aside from Singapore, his Asia tour will also include Osaka (13 May), Tokyo (14 May) and Seoul (16 May).

Born Harvey Leigh Cantwell, the 21-year-old launched his singing career in 2013 with his single, “Thank You”. He’s since released two EPs, “Holiday” and “Talk to Ya”, both released in 2017, and collaborated with other singers for his later releases.

Get a taste of one of his collab works, here’s the music video for “Don’t Need Your Love”, his song with K-pop boyband NCT Dream: