ASC2NT To Hold Concert In Malaysia For The First Time; Ticketing & Seating Plan Announced
EPPY's round-up! K-pop group ASC2NT (어센트) is about to kick off their 1st Asia Tour 'Bloomed,' and Malaysia makes the list. After the idols' last visit to Indonesia, Malaysian fans have buzzed with anticipation. Naturally, they eagerly wonder when the boys will move onto the neighbouring country to meet them.
Fortunately, the boys will be making their way to Malaysia this September. Fans have already started preparing for what promises to be a memorable and energetic stop on ASC2NT's groundbreaking tour. With their fresh new music and captivating performances, there's no doubt they will create unforgettable moments for everyone lucky enough to attend.
ASC2NT is a relatively new group in the music industry. Since their debut on the 7th May 2024, they have already made a strong impression with their polished choreography and talented vocals. In fact, their debut track, 'LOVE ME DO,' reached #42 on Soompi's K‑Pop Music Chart in early June 2024, gaining solid engagement for a rookie group.
They are known for concerts that feature distinctive visuals, precise choreography, and an atmosphere that encourages intimate interaction between fans and idols. As such, their concerts are not to be missed. Whether you have been a fan since their debut or are looking for a new group to follow, here is all the information you need about their forthcoming concert:
ASC2NT ASIA TOUR 'Bloomed' In Malaysia
Date: 8th September 2025 (Monday)
8th September 2025 (Monday) Time: 6pm
6pm Venue: The Exchange Hall, Kuala Lumpur
The Exchange Hall, Kuala Lumpur Ticketing:
RM700 (VVIP), RM600 (VIP), RM510 (T1), RM450 (T2), RM300 (T3)
Ticket sales will begin on 30th June 2025 (Monday) at 10am at ticketmelon. Head to their social media for more information and updates on the upcoming concert. Are you excited to see these boys on the stage?
Source: Twitter
Zaima Humaria contributed to this article.
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