yung kai Live In KL This August
Malaysian fans can look forward to a night of dreamy vocals and viral hits as 22-year-old Chinese-Canadian indie artist yung kai makes his much-anticipated debut in Kuala Lumpur on Aug 27, 2025. The performance will be held at The Platform, Menara KEN TTDI as part of his yung kai: flower, moon and star tour.
Since his debut in 2022, yung kai has risen to global prominence with his breakout single 'blue', which peaked at #2 on the Spotify Global Viral Chart and has amassed over 300 million streams on Spotify and more than 100 million views on YouTube. The song has also inspired millions of fan-created content on Instagram and TikTok.
Tickets will be available in stages: Artist Presale : April 28 (Monday), 11 am to 11.59 pm via yung kai's official Discord and channels.
: April 28 (Monday), 11 am to 11.59 pm via official Discord and channels. Live Nation Presale : April 29 (Tuesday), 11 am to 11.59 pm for members at www.livenation.my.
: April 29 (Tuesday), 11 am to 11.59 pm for members at www.livenation.my. Public Sale: April 30 (Wednesday), from 11 am via www.golive-asia.com.
Inspired by the likes of Laufey, Keshi, and Wave to Earth, yung kai writes and produces music from his bedroom studio, blending heartfelt lyrics with intimate soundscapes. His Kuala Lumpur show will feature both his chart-topping tracks and new material performed live in a close-knit setting. Related
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