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Star singer Hael Husaini overjoyed as tickets for solo concert almost sold out; celebrates by inviting more 'friends' on stage for big show

Star singer Hael Husaini overjoyed as tickets for solo concert almost sold out; celebrates by inviting more 'friends' on stage for big show

The Star4 hours ago

Malaysia's top music artiste Hael Husaini's first ever solo concert at Zepp KL only on Aug 8. But tickets has been selling like hot cakes and are expected to be sold out by the end of the month.
And currently Malaysia's class act with top hits, Hael, is just so humbled and thankful for the support that he has received from his many fans.
According to Hael, this concert is his promise to the fans who have been his backbone since his early appearance in the entertainment world. And he is just so glad that the fans snapped up the 90% of the tickets after going on sale in less than two weeks.
"This is an amazing feeling. It is just feels great to be loved by many. I'm so thankful. I thank all my fans. This show is a tribute to them. It will be night to remember and me and my friends will give them an unforgettable night of music," said Hael in an interview with The Star.
According to the singer, also known for his extraordinary vocals, creativity beyond the norm and classy style, the "Hael Husaini & Repertoire Concert" promises a night that is not just a concert — but an artistic, fashion and emotional experience that is sure to become a part of the history of Malaysian music.
During the launch of the concert, Hael announced that top local singer Dayang Nurfaizah and Nadeera Zaini, will be his special guests together with rising stars of Malaysian music Wany Hasrita and Nabila Razali. It is learnt that fast-rising local boy-band Alpha is also expected to join the fun on the night of Aug 8.
"Let's make the show an unforgettable one. I intend to call up another 'special guest' to make the night even more lively. The more the merrier as they say and I just want to put up a show for all to have fun and enjoy the athmosphere throughout the night. I want the show to be an ever lasting memory for the fans."
Hael, whose real name Hal Husaini Razmi, 38, is also open to sharing the stage with other artistes, as he always enjoys sharing the stage with performers who are great in jiving up the night.
"My guests are also my good friends. They are just as excited about the concert as I am. Like me, they are all just so geared up to make it a night to remember for all the fans," said Hael.
"If you follow along, the name of the concert "Hael Husaini & Repertoire" means all my songs and the ones I created for many other singers.
"Also, personally for me, it is never a problem sharing the stage with my friends and other artistes. The aim is always try to lift the standards of Malaysian music. As a singer, producer and composer, I always want the best for the fans. For me, they always deserve the best," added Hael.
"It is due to them I'm here today and on the night Aug 8, I will share my life journey with them."
It has been success after success for Hael over the last two years. His current track "Penjuara" for the movie Ejen Ali is already burning the charts. Last year, his superb rendition "Diam" was a stupendous hit with fans and many observers felt it was the best song for 2024.
Of course, the height of it all for Hael was his Hari Raya duet with songstress Nadeera Zaini this year. The duet's "Meriah Lain Macam" for the Raya festival was simply a super boomer, to say it right. Over 1.87 billion hits in media and social streaming platforms and being ranked No.1 in so many charts. Breaking records just about everywhere and also a superb 16 million-plus hits in You Tube alone.
And now he aims to cap it all with his first-solo concert on Aug 8 ... "It will be one heck of a night to remember," smiled Hael promisingly ...

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