90s Girl Group Elite To Hold First Solo Concert This September; Ticketing & Seating Plan Announced
It's been a while since they last performed for fans, but now Elite are making a comeback, bigger and better than ever. Earlier this week, the group announced that they will be holding their first-ever solo concert this September.
'WE ARE BACK!', the group said in the announcement post on Monday (23rd June). 3 decades after their debut, Elite are set to mark a major milestone in their career with their first-ever solo concert, held in celebration of their 30th anniversary. Named 'ELITE LIVE '25', fans will get to enjoy the band's most iconic hits in Kuala Lumpur.
'Actually, we were a bit nervous because, as you all know, it's been quite a while since we performed live together, especially on a large scale. When we received the offer from Icon Entertainment, we had mixed feelings at first, but eventually agreed to it. This was after taking into consideration that some of our songs are still favoured and relevant, and we want to party with all our fans, both old and new,' Linda said during the press conference.
ELITE LIVE '25 In Kuala Lumpur
Date: 20th September 2025 (Saturday)
20th September 2025 (Saturday) Time: 8:30pm
8:30pm Venue: Plenary Hall, KL Convention Centre
Plenary Hall, KL Convention Centre Organiser: Icon Entertainment
Icon Entertainment Ticketing: GIG (RM 1,088), SWEET IS YOUR SMILE (RM 588), CATWALK (RM 268), TAMPARAN WANITA (RM 268)
Tickets can be purchased through www.ticket2u.com.my/elite starting this Thursday (26th June) at 2pm onwards. There will also be a dress code for the upcoming show, so be sure to plan your outfits and get ready for a night of nostalgia! Will you be attending to finally watch Elite live in concert?
Source: Instagram
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