Jackson Wang To Return To KL For 'MAGIC MAN 2 World Tour' This October
In case you didn't know, part of the album was produced during his extended stay in Malaysia last year. So, it should come as no surprise that he'll be returning to our country as part of his newly announced 'MAGIC MAN 2 World Tour 2025–2026'! Here's what we know so far:
iMe Entertainment Group and Jackson Wang officially announced the launch of the 'MAGICMAN 2 World Tour 2025–2026', marking his second solo headlining tour. First announced by the idol himself at the end of his performance at KCON in Los Angeles, the tour is set to kick off with 2 nights in Bangkok this October, followed by dates in Macau, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Manila, and Tokyo, with more cities to be announced soon.
'On the 'MAGICMAN 2 WORLD TOUR', this isn't just a concert. This is an experience. I want to bring you into my world. Right into the heart of the story; no filters, no masks. Like a movie playing out in front of your eyes. We dive in together. This is 'MAGICMAN 2'. Welcome to the journey,' Jackson said. Here are the confirmed details so far:
MAGIC MAN 2 World Tour Live in Kuala Lumpur
Date: 25th October 2025 (Saturday)
25th October 2025 (Saturday) Organiser: iMe Entertainment
iMe Entertainment Venue: TBA
TBA Ticketing: TBA
As part of this new chapter, the 'MAGICMAN 2 WORLD TOUR' is expected to expand into many more cities around the world, where Jackson looks forward to reconnecting with audiences across continents. Venue and ticketing details are yet to be announced, so be sure to stay tuned for more updates.
While we wait, let's enjoy his latest single, 'Made Me a Man':
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