Taiwanese Singer LaLa Hsu To Bring 'Sometimes, Less is More' Tour To KL; Tickets & Seating Plan Announced
After 8 years, Golden Melody Award-winning Taiwanese songstress LaLa Hsu (徐佳莹) is set to return to Kuala Lumpur with her brand new concert tour 'Sometimes, Less is More'. Refined by time and experience, LaLa's music has become richer and more resonant. This time, she returns to Malaysia with songs that reflect her personal journey over the years, bringing with her the most heartfelt emotions.
The gentle melancholy song like 'Down in Sandbar' and the melodious operatic line 'Riding a White Horse' both showcase LaLa Hsu's delicate voice. Each of her songs evokes warm and profound love letters that transcend time. Widely acclaimed songs like 'I dare you', 'Missing', 'The prayer' and more, strike a chord with fans, capturing the emotions of youth and the bittersweet journey of love. With her distinctive vocal tone and emotionally rich songwriting, LaLa has captured the hearts of countless fans, building a dedicated following and bagging five Golden Melody Awards along the way.
The concept behind this tour centres around the idea of 'luxury'. This is not about material luxury, but rather the precious emotions and experiences that become more valuable with time, including achievements in both career and family. Inspired by this theme, LaLa Hsu has put immense effort into the stage design and concert production to create an unforgettable night for her fans.
With her unparalleled vocal tone and innovative songwriting style, the concert promises moments of thoughtful creativity. Whether reimagined through a string orchestra arrangement or preserving the song's original creative essence, she masterfully conveys the music's simplicity and richness in a profoundly captivating way. Details of the concert are as follows:
LaLa Hsu 'Sometimes, Less is More' Tour in Malaysia
Date: 10th August 2025 (Sunday)
10th August 2025 (Sunday) Time: 8pm
8pm Venue: Mega Star Arena KL
Mega Star Arena KL Organiser: IMC Live Global
IMC Live Global Ticketing Channel: Etix
Etix Ticket Prices: MYR798 (CAT 1), MYR688 (CAT 2), MYR488 (CAT 3), MYR388(CAT 4), MYR288 (CAT 5)
Fans can subscribe to the IMC Live Global newsletter before 6pm on 25th May to gain access to pre-sale tickets. Public sales will begin at 11am on 27th May. So, what are you waiting for? Grab your friends and family and experience an unforgettable night with LaLa Hsu. While you wait to secure your seats, how about enjoying one of her emotional ballads, 'Fearless'?
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