BABYMONSTER Concert, Liza Wang Concert & More: What To Do In The Klang Valley This Weekend!
A new weekend is upon us! If you're looking for something fun to do, we have a list of fun activities and events happening in the Klang Valley over the next few days!
Take your pick from this week's list, which includes a whole bunch of exciting concerts! We've got shows from K-pop sensations BABYMONSTER, Hong Kong icon Liza Wang and Taiwanese rock band TRASH. There's also a special joint concert featuring top acts from South Korea and Southeast Asia.
BABYMONSTER 1st World Tour 'HELLO MONSTERS' in Kuala Lumpur
For the first time in their history, K-pop sensation BABYMONSTER is coming to Malaysia! Get ready for a night of exciting performances and unstoppable energy with the 'SHEESH' hitmakers! Get your tickets here:
Date: 21st June 2025 (Saturday)
Venue: Axiata Arena
Liza Wang 'A Diva In Concert 2025'
A living legend in the Hong Kong entertainment scene – Liza Wang is an icon in her own right. Celebrate her decades-long career at her first solo concert in Kuala Lumpur! Click here to get your tickets!
Date: 21st June 2025 (Saturday)
Venue: Mega Star Arena
ASEAN-Korea Music Festival 2025 ROUND In Malaysia
Catch the best of Korean and ASEAN music – all under one roof! Prepare yourself for an unforgettable musical experience with names like DOLLA, Marsha Milan, Dragon Pony, Paul Kim and more! Click here to get your tickets!
Dates: 21st – 22nd June 2025 (Saturday & Sunday)
Venue: Zepp Kuala Lumpur
TRASH 'The Last Train Of Happiness' 15th Anniversary Concert
Come and celebrate 15 years of non-stop rocking with Taiwan's popular rock band TRASH! Prepare yourself for a rocking good time as the band brings you all their biggest hits! Click here to get your tickets to the show!
Date: 21st June 2025 (Saturday)
Venue: JioSpace
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