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#SHOWBIZ: Amy rocks Axiata Arena in first solo concert
#SHOWBIZ: Amy rocks Axiata Arena in first solo concert

New Straits Times

time26-04-2025

  • Entertainment
  • New Straits Times

#SHOWBIZ: Amy rocks Axiata Arena in first solo concert

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's legendary rock singer Datuk Suhaimi Abdul Rahman, better known as Amy of Search, made history in his illustrious career by holding his first solo concert at Axiata Arena, Bukit Jalil, here tonight. The concert, titled Amy Search Magic Konsert Solo Pertama, marked a milestone in the Johor Baru-born rocker's journey, which spans more than four decades in the music industry. Amy, 67, said "After 44 years of creating a legacy with my band Search, I am ready to showcase a different side of myself. This move is my effort to deliver a more personal and intimate performance for fans." The two-and-a-half-hour concert - brought exclusively by The White Group in collaboration with Perbadanan Stadium Malaysia - was attended by 15,000 fans and undoubtedly left a lasting impression. Dubbed Malaysia's "grooviest grandpa of rock", Amy belted out 21 hits, comprising both Search's songs and his solo work, with great gusto, and danced energetically around the large stage throughout the show. The songs he performed included Search staples such as Gadisku, Fantasia Bulan Madu, Pawana, Isabella and Rozana, alongside his solo hits such as Kerja Gila, Aku, Apa Saja, Tiada Lagi and Ghairah. Amy said "This magic-themed concert is not only a personal achievement but also a tribute to all the fans who have supported my artistic journey from the beginning. "Every song I perform reflects the colours of my life. "Each note and lyric carries a different story, symbolising the ups and downs I have faced in this industry." Amy added that his solo career, which began in 1994 with the album Magic, "added great value" to Search. "Having a solo concert has always been on my bucket list, and now is the time to fulfil it. I want to dedicate this concert not only to my loyal fans but also to my loved ones, my bandmates and everyone in the music industry who encouraged me over the years," he said.

A Tribute To Over 40 Years Of Music: What To Expect At Amy Search's First Solo Concert This Saturday
A Tribute To Over 40 Years Of Music: What To Expect At Amy Search's First Solo Concert This Saturday

Hype Malaysia

time25-04-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Hype Malaysia

A Tribute To Over 40 Years Of Music: What To Expect At Amy Search's First Solo Concert This Saturday

Legendary is the only word suitable to describe Malaysian rock icon Datuk Amy Search. To celebrate his over 40-year journey in the music industry, he's staging his first-ever solo concert this weekend at Axiata Arena! The 'Amy Search Magic Konsert Solo Pertama' event is happening at Axiata Arena on 26th April 2025 (Saturday). This show marks the first time Datuk Amy has held a solo concert since his debut in 1975. Given the significance of this event, it's no surprise that the rock legend has prepared an unforgettable night for fans. According to the 67-year-old, the concert will last more than two hours and showcase another side of him. At the same time, the singer, whose real name is Suhaimi Abdul Rahman, said longtime fans can enjoy a more intimate personal performance. Datuk Amy even calls it 'a tribute to all fans who have supported my artistic journey from the beginning'. He also hopes that the show will give fans the chance to feel every emotion he's experienced in his decades-long career, promising to deliver his 'soul' with every song. While the rockstar kept mum on the setlist, he will perform over 20 songs from his and Search's discographies. Fans can definitely expect to sing along to iconic hits like 'Isabella', 'Fantasia Bulan Madu' and 'Saat Ku Idamkan'. Renowned concert director Jennifer Thompson lends her magic to this concert, and Japanese composer Rie Tsuji will take on the role of music director. Rie has also made fresh arrangements for all the songs on the setlist, ensuring a new musical experience for fans. Of course, some of the best anecdotes come out during concerts, so fans can expect to hear interesting stories from Datuk Amy. At the same time, the crowd can embody the rockstar with the 'Rock It Like Amy' dress code – which means thick eyeliners, leather jackets and rock spirit are encouraged. Tickets are still available for purchase via with prices ranging from RM188 to RM1,388. Don't miss your chance to be part of a historic moment in Malaysian music! Source: Malay Mail

Malaysian rock legend Amy Search to stage first solo concert this Saturday, here's what to expect
Malaysian rock legend Amy Search to stage first solo concert this Saturday, here's what to expect

Malay Mail

time24-04-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Malay Mail

Malaysian rock legend Amy Search to stage first solo concert this Saturday, here's what to expect

KUALA LUMPUR, April 25 — Legendary Malaysian rockstar Datuk Amy Search is set to illuminate Axiata Arena this Saturday with his first ever solo concert. The Amy Search Magic Konsert Solo Pertama is set to go down in history as it marks another significant milestone in Amy's over 40-year journey in the music industry. According to New Straits Times, Amy, whose real name is Suhaimi Abdul Rahman, 67, said the two-and-a-half-hour concert will showcase another side of him while promising fans a more intimate and personal performance. 'This magic-themed concert is not only a personal achievement but also a tribute to all fans who have supported my artistic journey from the beginning. 'Every song I will perform reflects the colours of my life. Each note and lyric carries a different story, symbolising the ups and downs I've faced in this industry. 'I hope this concert will give fans a chance to feel every emotion I've experienced along the way,' Amy said, adding that he aims to deliver not just music but also his 'soul' through the solo concert. What to expect this Saturday Although there is no detailed list of the songs Amy will be performing during his solo concert, the Search frontman disclosed that he will perform over 20 songs, including the band's iconic hits Isabella and Fantasia Bulan Madu. As this is his first solo concert, fans can also expect to sing along to songs from his solo career, which began in 1994 and spans five albums such as Magic (1994), Camouflage (1997), and Aku Amy (1999). A fun fact about his debut solo album Magic: Amy worked with several prominent figures in the local music scene, including Datuk M. Nasir, credited as songwriter, arranger, and composer, and singer Liza Aziz, the daughter of the late Malaysian actor Aziz Jaafar, who contributed her vocals to the album. Jennifer Thompson will serve as the concert director this Saturday, while the responsibility of concert music director falls to Japanese composer Rie Tsuji. Amy will be accompanied by 10 musicians, with all songs receiving fresh arrangements by Rie and her team, who have meticulously worked on them since last year. Fans can also expect to hear a lot of interesting stories from Amy, as the concert aims to showcase his journey from humble beginnings to stardom. Although some categories have sold out, tickets for The Amy Search Magic Konsert Solo Pertama are still available, with prices ranging from RM188 to RM1,388 across seven categories. Tickets can be purchased via while the theme for the night is 'Rock it like Amy' — so be sure to prep your mascara, leather jacket, and, of course, your singing voice. Plan your trip As this weekend marks the last Hari Raya Aidilfitri weekend, it's wise to plan your journey in advance. Axiata Arena is accessible via the LRT Ampang Line through the Bukit Jalil stop. However, keep in mind the last train heading to Putra Heights is at 12.28am, while the last train to Sentul Timur is at 11.54pm. There are also ample parking spaces available around the area, with parking prices usually ranging from RM10 to RM30. Amy: A recap For those unfamiliar with his legacy, Amy Search is a pioneer in the Malaysian music industry, especially in the rock genre, and is famously known as the frontman of Search, one of Malaysia's biggest rock bands. Search has been around since the 1980s and remains active today, famously known for their slew of evergreen songs such as Seroja, Rozana, and Pelesit Kota — all of which highlight Amy's unique vocal prowess. Aside from selling out shows across the country during the band's prime years, Amy also made national headlines in 1992 when he and Wings' frontman Awie had their long hair ceremonially cut live on national television, RTM, by the then Information Minister, Tan Sri Mohamed Rahmat. This highly publicised and controversial event shone a light on the government's control over the entertainment industry and the pressures faced by local artists. Despite the challenges, Amy has received numerous accolades in his over three-decade journey in the music industry, including Best Vocal Performance at the fourth Anugerah Industri Muzik in 1997. In 2022, he was conferred the Datukship title by the Yang di-Pertua Negeri of Melaka, Tun Mohd Ali Mohd Rustam, for his contributions to the local entertainment industry. The Johor Baru-born rocker also has his iconic outfit and mic stand from his 2011 Jelajah Fenomena 30 Tahun Search concert displayed at Desaru's Hard Rock Hotel music memorabilia collection.

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