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The sub-unit, comprising same-age members LEETEUK and HEECHUL, is set to stage their first fan concert at The Star Theatre on 16 October 2026

Hot off the success of three Seoul shows with exceptional ticket sales, SUPER JUNIOR-83z, the newest sub-unit of SUPER JUNIOR, is set to bring their highly anticipated debut fan concert tour to Singapore. CK Star Entertainment is proud to present the “2026 SUPER JUNIOR-83z FANCON TOUR [1983] IN SINGAPORE”, which will take place on 16 October 2026 (Friday), 7.30PM, at The Star Theatre.

SUPER JUNIOR-83z brings together LEETEUK and HEECHUL, same-age friends and members of SUPER JUNIOR, one of K-pop’s most influential acts under SM Entertainment. The group is best known for hits like “Sorry, Sorry” (2009), “Bonamana” (2010), “Mr. Simple” (2011), “Devil” (2015), and “Black Suit” (2017). In addition to their wildly successful and longstanding music career, the members have also demonstrated remarkable versatility across various fields, earning widespread recognition, numerous awards, and accolades as multi-talented artists over the past two decades.

The name SUPER JUNIOR-83z is derived from LEETEUK and HEECHUL’s birth year, 1983—a meaningful nod to the pair who are known to be different in every way except for their age yet share a special bond and unexpected chemistry. As individual artists, they have each established strong identities across the music and entertainment scenes.

LEETEUK, the leader of SUPER JUNIOR, is widely recognised for his talents as a musician, host, actor, and entertainer. Beyond music, he has built a strong reputation on television programmes such as “I Can See Your Voice” and “Hidden Track”, where his adaptability and professionalism continue to stand out.

HEECHUL is a vocalist recognised for his distinctive tone and expressive delivery. Alongside his music career, he is also widely known for his sharp wit and unmissable charisma on popular shows “Knowing Bros” and “My Little Old Boy”, earning him the reputation of a multi-talented artist.

The sub-unit first teased their debut in April this year with a surprise live performance of the unreleased song “ONSAEMIRO (온새미로)” during the Seoul encore concert that marked the finale of SUPER JUNIOR’s 20th anniversary tour. SUPER JUNIOR-83z are set to make their highly anticipated official debut on 25 July 2026, followed by a fan concert tour, much to the delight of fans, also known as “E.L.F”. You can look forward to an evening of high-quality live performances, unmistakable chemistry, and intimate fan interactions at “2026 SUPER JUNIOR-83z FANCON TOUR [1983] IN SINGAPORE”.

Registration for the “E.L.F.” Membership (GL) Presale (Weverse) will run between 18 May 2026 (Monday), 1PM (SGT) to 20 May 2026 (Wednesday), 1PM (SGT) via Weverse. The Presale will then take place on 25 May 2026 (Monday), between 2PM to 11.59PM (SGT) via ticketmaster.sg and +65 6018 7645.

General Ticket Sales will follow on 26 May 2026 (Tuesday), from 2PM (SGT) via ticketmaster.sg and +65 6018 7645.

*photos courtesy of CK Star Entertainment Singapore

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The all-rounder quartet behind hits “HIP”, “Starry Night”, and “Décalcomanie” will stage their highly anticipated comeback show at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on 31 July 2026

Singapore “MOOMOO”, get ready to enjoy a “Starry Night” with MAMAMOO! CK Star Entertainment is thrilled to bring MAMAMOO back to Singapore three years after the double sold-out shows of their first world tour “[MY CON]” in 2023. “MAMAMOO 2026 WORLD TOUR <4WARD> in SINGAPORE” is set to happen for one night only on 31 July 2026 (Friday), 7.30PM, at the Singapore Indoor Stadium.

MAMAMOO, one of the most celebrated acts in K-pop, comprises Solar, Moon Byul, Whee In, and Hwa Sa. Renowned for their exceptional vocal prowess, commanding live performances, and versatility across genres, the group has earned the moniker “Performance Queens” within the industry and among fans.

MAMAMOO debuted in 2014 with “Mr. Ambiguous” (2014), which was widely regarded by industry critics as one of the strongest K-pop debuts of the year. They gained more attention with “Um Oh Ah Yeh” (2015), which peaked at number three on the Circle Chart (formerly Gaon Chart). In the same year, tickets to their first fan meeting sold out within one minute, highlighting the rapid growth of their dedicated fandom, “MOOMOO”. Building on this success, the group continued their momentum with a steady stream of chart-topping hits, including “You’re the best” (2016), “Egotistic” (2018), “Wind Flower” (2018), “gogobebe” (2019), “HIP” (2019), “AYA” (2020), and “ILLELLA” (2022).

To date, MAMAMOO has amassed over 44 awards and 150 nominations. Notable accolades include “Rookie of the Year” at the Circle Chart Music Awards (2014), “Best Group” at the Golden Disc Awards (2019), and “Best Vocal Performance – Group” at the Mnet Asian Music Awards (2020). The act has received recognition across major music award platforms such as the Melon Music Awards and MTV Europe Music Awards, underscoring their impact both in South Korea and internationally.

Individually, the members have also developed impressive solo careers. Recently, Solar has continued expanding her presence in the Mandopop scene as an all-round artist through collaborations with renowned artists such as Accusefive and 9m88. Moon Byul has not only pursued successful solo activities, but has also actively participated in the production and songwriting of numerous MAMAMOO tracks, steadily broadening her own artistic spectrum across diverse genres and styles. Whee In has established her own distinct musical identity through her signature delicate vocals and trend-conscious artistry, solidifying her position as a consistently beloved vocalist. Meanwhile, Hwa Sa continues to stand out as an iconic artist, exerting strong influence across Korean popular culture with her unmatched individuality and distinctive artistic colour.

MAMAMOO’s latest special single release “<4WARD>” (2026) commemorates the group’s reunion for the first time in 3 years and 8 months. The title, which is also the name of their world tour, combines the number “4”, which represents the four members, and the word “forward”, signifying the new journey the group will embark on as one.

For “MOOMOO” in Singapore who have been patiently awaiting MAMAMOO’s return, this marks a long-awaited promise finally fulfilled. Fans can look forward to an evening of spectacular performances featuring their well-loved tracks, impeccable harmonies, and captivating stage production.

General Ticket Sales begin on 23 June 2026 (Tuesday), 2PM (SGT) via ticketmaster.sg and +65 6018 7645.

*Do note that only ticket purchases made before 19 July 2026 (Sunday), 2359hrs, will be included in the draw for the Fan Benefits.

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Second-generation K-pop icons Super Junior returned stronger than ever for their 20th anniversary tour, Super Show 10, right here in Singapore. Even as the years have passed, the group continues to showcase their enduring legacy, filling the Singapore Indoor Stadium for two nights with Singaporean Ever Lasting Friends (ELFs). What made this return even more special was the addition of member Heechul, who actively overcame rehabilitation to rejoin the team on tour.

➤ Rewind: Back to the Classics

The night kicked off with a blast from the past, featuring memorable tracks such as Knock Out and U, instantly transporting fans back to Super Junior’s early days. The group appeared on stage with a renewed yet matured aura, clad in white suits, much to the delight of fans.

Making a bold statement that they are here to stay, Superman saw the members seated on individual thrones as they emerged from darkness into the spotlight. Another fan-favourite, Super Girl, had fans copying the choreography from the edge of their seats.

The three-hour-long concert featured a carefully curated setlist of fan favourites, totalling 22 main songs, including Rokkugo, Bonamana, and Sorry Sorry.

➤ The Never-Ending Playful Banter

A Super Junior concert is never complete without the members’ playful teasing. Ushering in the New Year, Heechul chimed in with the Chinese greeting, “Gong Xi Fa Cai, Hong Bao Na Lai,” wishing everyone a Happy New Year while jokingly asking for red packets from the audience.

Ryeowook revealed that he was unable to get a restful sleep before the concert, as thoughts of the fans ran through his mind all night. In a light-hearted manner, he asked if the crowd would allow him to rest later that day.

Leeteuk shared his current obsession with Singapore’s local favourite, chilli crab. In a TMI moment fans never knew they needed, he revealed that at 44 years old, he had eaten four crabs. Possibly fuelled by the energy from the feast the night before, Leeteuk launched into a playful wordplay session — 게 맛있어, 게 좋아, 게 신 — praising how delicious and divine the crabs were, even calling upon the “Crab God” to introduce the next song, Haircut.

➤ The Promise to Stay

In line with New Year’s resolutions, Eunhyuk reminded fans of three key takeaways: “Change your mind, change your life — but don’t change your idol.” Without missing a beat, he held out his pinky finger to seal a promise of unwavering love with the fans.

Leeteuk reaffirmed that the members would remain in the same place no matter what the future holds. “We’ll be your hope. We’ll be your light. We’ll become anything for you,” he said, urging fans to hold on to the memories created that night and vowing to return once again.

Shining brighter together with Super Junior and their promise of everlasting friendship, Super Show 10 concluded with Finale. The night — never falling short of being truly “Super” — stood as a heartfelt celebration of their 20-year journey and a hopeful look toward what lies ahead.

Special thanks to UnUsUaL Entertainment for the invitation!

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Wendy concluded her concert tour in 2025 with 2025 WENDY’S 1ST WORLD TOUR <W:EALIVE> IN KUALA LUMPUR on 20 December 2025 at Zepp Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Organised by FriedRice Entertainment and co-organised by ACO Media, the show marked her return to Malaysia after eight years and her first appearance in the country as a solo artist. As the final stop of her tour for the year, the Kuala Lumpur concert carried both celebratory and reflective significance.

The concert opened with “Fireproof,” delivered in an acappella arrangement that immediately drew focus to Wendy’s vocal clarity and emotional control. Dressed in a flowing red outfit, she set a restrained yet confident tone for the night. She was accompanied by a live band throughout the performance, consisting of drums, bass, guitar, and keyboard, which added depth and flexibility to the arrangements without overpowering her vocals.

The setlist unfolded steadily, beginning with “Hate²,” “Queen of the Party,” and “Why Can’t You Love Me?”, before transitioning into warmer, more melodic territory with “Best Ever.” Wendy’s brief interactions with the audience, including her Malay greeting “Seronok tak semua?”, helped establish a relaxed atmosphere early on. Among her memorable ments, Wendy shared her wish to spend more time in Malaysia on her next visit, expressing interest in visiting landmarks such as Langkawi, Batu Caves, Penang, and the Petronas Twin Towers. She also spoke enthusiastically about Malaysian food, mentioning her desire to try nasi lemak, roti canai, and char kuey teow, and revealed that she had already tried satay with peanut sauce and sambal with a hint of pineapple of which she said she thoroughly enjoyed.

A more introspective section followed with “Chapter You,” which Wendy introduced as one of her personal favourite English songs. She explained the meaning behind its lyrics, describing it as a romantic piece that reflects her journey and aspirations as an artist. The concert continued with a special seasonal performance of the Christmas carol “Last Christmas” by Wham!. As the concert took place just five days before Christmas, Wendy shared that she felt it would be meaningful to sing the song exclusively for Malaysian fans, adding that she had been listening to it since November. The emotional flow carried on with “His Car Isn’t Yours,” “Better Judgement,” and “Vermilion,” allowing the concert to lean further into storytelling and emotional nuance.

Midway through the show, Wendy performed “Like Water,” accompanied by blue stage lighting that complemented the song’s calm and reflective nature. During the performance, a fan project featuring blue light bracelets illuminated the venue, with fans singing along softly as Wendy performed. The transition into “When This Rain Stops” and “Believe” further reinforced the emotional core of the set, showcasing her vocal maturity and control in a live setting.

One of the most meaningful moments of the night came with OST medley. The medley included “Goodbye,” “Because I Love You,” “If I Could Read Your Mind,” “Two Words,” and “Airport Goodbyes.” Wendy shared that although she has contributed to many drama soundtracks over the years, these songs were personally significant to her and well-loved by fans. The medley format allowed her to revisit these works while maintaining the concert’s pacing and emotional continuity.

The latter half of the concert featured “Light Me Up,” followed by “Wish You Hell” and “Sunkiss,” which injected a brighter, more playful energy into the set. “Best Friend” and “The Road” followed, offering a balance of warmth and sentiment before leading into “Existential Crisis,” one of the night’s most impactful performances.

During the encore segment, fans surprised Wendy with a video project, prompting a visibly emotional response. She followed this by sharing a handwritten letter with the audience, expressing her gratitude and appreciation.

“I’m so happy to have come to Malaysia after such a long time to meet you all in person and share my voice with you. I hope you felt the same way I did. As the year comes to an end, we tend to have many thoughts and questions like, “Did I live diligently this year? Did I live well?” I achieved my goals. Looking back, I think I’ve lived really well. My biggest goal was to stay healthy and happy, and I’ve definitely achieved that, for sure. I’ve released an album, held concerts and fulfilled my dream of meeting so many fans, like you guys. So these days, I’ve been thinking. Many dreams don’t have to be something grand, for me and the people around me to all be healthy and happy. I think that’s the most precious dream of all. In 2026, I’ll continue doing what I love, which is singing and I’ll be Wendy which brings happiness to you through my songs. Thank you all for your hard work in 2025 and let’s all live well together in 2026 too. Thank you so much, truly for tonight’s concert and I love you, Malaysia. See you in 2026!” — Wendy, 20th December 2025, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

After “Existential Crisis,” Wendy returned to the stage in a red, Christmas-inspired outfit. Rather than selecting the final songs herself, she asked fans which two songs from the night they wanted to hear again. Taking Reveluvs’ responses into account, she chose “Wish You Hell” and “Sunkiss” as a surprise final encore, reinforcing the sense of mutual exchange between artist and audience.

The concert concluded with a curtain call, closing a setlist that comprised 19 main songs, one Christmas carol, and two additional encore performances for a total of 22 songs. As the final stop of Wendy’s 2025 tour, the Kuala Lumpur show stood out not only as a long-awaited homecoming after eight years, but also as a confident statement of her artistry, vocal strength, and growing connection with her audience.

Special thanks to FriedRice Entertainment and ACO Media for the invitation.

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Brought to you by LINE UP ENT in collaboration with local executions STORMEX ENTERTAINMENT, South Korea’s top idol GOT7’s charismatic leader JAY B (Lim Jaebeom) successfully wrapped up his first solo Asia tour after completing his military service with the electrifying "JAY B CONCERT TAPE: RELOAD in KUALA LUMPUR" on April 27 at ZEPP KUALA LUMPUR. The Malaysia stop was not only one of the highlights of his post-military comeback but also marked the grand finale of his Asia tour—making the night even more special.

The concert kicked off with JAY B making a stunning entrance in a deep blue jacket, performing his latest track “Present,” immediately igniting the crowd. With his steady stage presence, heartfelt vocals, and powerful performances, JAY B captivated the audience, delivering hit after hit including “Switch It Up,” “Fame,” and “Crash,” driving his beloved AHGASE (fanbase name) into a frenzy.

During the fan interaction segment, JAY B casually said “GOOD” with a thumbs-up gesture, which triggered an enthusiastic response from fans. The atmosphere quickly turned playful and joyful. When performing “Right Back,” JAY B and the audience shared a delightful exchange, as fans shouted “GOOD” with matching thumbs-up at every pause in the song—making even JAY B burst out laughing at the adorable synchronicity.

He also took a moment to share a heartfelt memory from his early days with JJ Project, recalling a touching encounter with a Malaysian fan who had said, “Hey, I’m Malaysian Fans!”—a moment that has stayed with him ever since. Adding a bit of humor, he mentioned that he was glad he wasn’t the last GOT7 member to visit Malaysia: “Because Jinyoung hasn’t been here yet—so I feel safe!” The remark sparked laughter throughout the venue.

During the encore, JAY B surprised fans by changing into traditional Malay attire, expressing his deep love and respect for Malaysian fans through this thoughtful gesture. He then turned the venue into a lively party, dancing and singing with fans in a vibrant celebration. The concert ended on a high note, filled with laughter, warmth, and unforgettable memories—bringing his Asia tour to a perfect close.

Watch the snippet of JAY B CONCERT [TAPE: RE LOAD] IN KUALA LUMPUR here!

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Malaysian Teachers were truly blessed to be the final stop on Lee Jun Young's "Scene by JUNYOUNG" tour, and wow, he did make it a finale to remember. On August 30, 2025, JioSpace was buzzing with a palpable mix of excitement and love for our multitalented artist. It's safe to say Jun Young brought every single facet of his captivating self to the stage.

The fanmeeting, expertly hosted by MC Natalie Chai, started with a bang (literally, with the intro video!), setting a witty and warm tone. Jun Young's intro video laid out four clever "theater etiquette" rules, from not kicking the chairs to promising to embrace him with love even if things get awkward. It was an immediate peek into his playful personality.

The show officially kicked off with Jun Young's performance of "Under Sunset," but not before a hilarious start to his first song, where the mic was off. Ever the professional, he flawlessly continued after a quick switch, even coming back later to perform the first verse again  — a true sweetheart move.

➤ The Man and the Actor

Jun Young divided the night into two parts, and the first was a deep dive into 'Lee Jun Young, the Man and the Actor'. During the interview, he revealed that while this was his first fanmeeting in Malaysia, he’s been here twice before! He shared his immense gratitude for his fans, affectionately called “Teachers,” and even had the lights turned on them so he could see their faces and their big smiles. He sweetly told fans not to shout too much so they wouldn't hurt their throats, which of course, only made them shout louder!

He also gave us a sneak peek into his life over the past month, revealing he’s been busy with a hectic schedule that included recording for his new album, shooting a music video, and even variety show recordings, including for the popular show “놀면뭐하니?” (Hangout with Yoo). The fact that he’s doing all of this before his military service makes this time with him even more special.

The "Guess Reading" segment was pure gold. Jun Young had us guessing details about his personality, and his answers were so endearing. He denied being pleased with his looks, saying his big hands are his charming point because they can cover his entire face. He also firmly stated that all of his drama characters are his favorites to avoid playing favorites!

The Q&A with fans was a fan favourite! He was supposed to answer five questions but ended up answering nine, showing his generosity. He even acted as a translator for a Japanese fan and adorably said “Saya Comel” (I’m cute) for a Malaysian fan. He also blessed us with impromptu performances of UNB’s "Feeling" and U-KISS's "0330," which had everyone screaming. The cutest moment, however, was his aegyo set that he hilariously did at the end of the segment.

➤ The Dancer and the Musician

The second part of the show was all about 'Lee Jun Young, the Dancer and the Musician'. He absolutely slayed, performing with his hiphop dance crew, Liberty Crew (@hanya_official_), which includes MOOREUP, BOX, UKUN, LOCKTAN, PAKA, and LIMSEOP. They had an incredible dance battle, and their coordination was on point. Jun Young proved his versatility by performing and rapping his self-composed song, "Amen."

In a fun “Pick Left or Right” segment, he tested our knowledge. He danced to classics like H.O.T’s "Candy" and SHINee’s "Ring Ding Dong," admitting he's not as familiar with newer K-pop songs, which just made him even more charming. He also flawlessly freestyled while wearing both a sunflower and a Totoro outfit, a true highlight!

For his final gift to the "Teachers," Jun Young prepared a "Blind Random Pick" segment that had everyone laughing. He appeared on stage in a hilariously charming outfit chosen by the random pick: a full Maenggu set, complete with a flower crown, face stickers, and a handkerchief, all while holding a chocolate bouquet. As the sweet melody of "A Fine Day" began, he stepped off the stage and into the audience, personally handing out chocolates to fans while he sang. The truly intimate moment continued as he moved through the crowd, performing "Curious About U" from the very heart of the audience, making every fan feel seen.

Before closing the show, he took a moment to thank everyone, hinting at a new album and expressing his gratitude for all the fans who have supported him. He ended the night with "Love one day," leaving us with a heartfelt message: “Even though there is a hard time, please live happily and healthily.”

What a beautiful, memorable night. Jun Young's humility, humor, and talent were on full display, solidifying why his fans love him so much. We’ll be living off the memories of this night until we meet again!

Watch snippet of <Scene by JUNYOUNG> in Kuala Lumpur here!

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Hello Universe is thrilled to announce that My Chemical Romance (MCR) will extend their highly anticipated Kuala Lumpur concert for a second night, following the record-breaking sale of 60,000 tickets in just 90 minutes.

The second show will take place on Friday, 1 May 2026 at Stadium Nasional Bukit Jalil, marking a historic moment as Malaysia becomes the only country in Southeast Asia to host back-to-back MCR shows.

With an expected total attendance of 120,000 fans, Kuala Lumpur will now host the biggest stadium shows for My Chemical Romance in the region.

This will also mark the first time in history that Stadium Nasional Bukit Jalil will host two consecutive nights of a full-scale international concert.

This is not only a historic moment for fans, but also a landmark achievement for Malaysia’s premier venue, marking the first time in history that Stadium Nasional Bukit Jalil will host two nights of a full-scale international concert in a row.

Tickets will on sale on Friday, 1 August 2025 at 10:00 at www.golive-asia.com or GoLive Ticketing App.

This is shaping up to be one of the most iconic nights in global emo rock history. Fans are encouraged to set their alarms and secure tickets early, as overwhelming demand is expected, just like the sold-out first night.

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