Malaysian Singer-Songwriter Hael Husaini To Hold First Solo Concert This August
Hael Husaini recently announced his first solo concert, 'Hael Husaini & Repertoire'. The concert will take place on 8th August 2025 (Friday) at Zepp Kuala Lumpur. Rocketfuel Entertainment and Astro Gempak will serve as concert organisers. The seating plan has already been revealed, with ticket prices starting from RM120. Ticket sales will begin on 3rd June 2025 (Tuesday) via Ticket2U.
Adding to the excitement are the two special guests who will perform alongside Hael during the concert. After dropping teasers of the two guest performers, Hael confirmed that singers Nadeera Zaini and Dayang Nurfaizah are the special guests at his solo concert. Both songstresses are frequent collaborators of Hael, which sparked excitement for fans who want to see their duets live on stage.
As mentioned, this concert marks Hael's first solo concert since debuting in 2017. In an interview with local media, the 37-year-old said that this upcoming show is a gift to his fans for all their love and support throughout his career. The 'Diam' singer revealed that the concert had been in planning for a while, adding that he has prepared a lot for his fans. If you're looking forward to celebrating this milestone with Hael, here are the details of the show:
'Hael Husaini & Repertoire' ft. Nadeera Zaini and Dayang Nurfaizah
Date: 8th August 2025 (Friday)
Time: 8pm
Venue: Zepp Kuala Lumpur
Organiser: Rocketfuel Entertainment, Astro Gempak
Ticket Prices: Bronze (Standing): RM120, Silver (Standing): RM148, Gold (Standing): RM160, Platinum (Standing): RM258, Diamond (Seated): RM228, VIP BOX: RM588 (for 10 pax)
Ticket Sale: Available from 3rd June 2025 (Tuesday), 12pm onwards, via Ticket2U
For more information on the concert and the ticketing, please contact Rocketfuel Entertainment and Ticket2U. Are you ready to be serenaded by Hael Husaini?
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