Kuala Lumpur is officially set for one of its biggest live music nights of 2026, with full details confirmed for The Weeknd’s long-awaited Malaysia debut as part of his “After Hours Til Dawn” global stadium tour.
The concert will take place on 4 November 2026 at TM Stadium Nasional, previously known as Bukit Jalil National Stadium, marking the final leg of the tour and his first performance in Malaysia.
Multiple VIP tiers and premium fan experiences
For fans looking to upgrade their night, several VIP packages have been unveiled, each offering different levels of access and collectibles.
The Ultimate VIP Package includes a first-tier floor seated ticket, an exclusive stage-access photo opportunity with a professional photographer (no artist participation), a photo souvenir from The Weeknd Photo Booth, a limited-edition gift item, VIP laminate and lanyard, exclusive wristband and priority merchandise shopping where applicable.
The Gold VIP Package also comes with a first-tier floor seated ticket, along with a photo souvenir, limited-edition gift item, VIP credentials and merchandise access benefits.
Meanwhile, the Hot Seat Package offers a second-tier floor seated ticket with similar VIP-themed inclusions such as a photo souvenir, commemorative items and priority merchandise access.
Tickets to roll out in phases
Ticket access will be staggered across multiple sales windows.
The Artist Presale runs on 18 May from 10am to 11.59pm, followed by the Maybank Visa Credit Card presale from 19 May 10am to 20 May 10am.
Live Nation Malaysia members will then get access to a presale from 20 May 12pm to 11.59pm, before general sales open on 21 May at 11am.
All tickets will be available through GoLive Ticketing and the GoLive Asia app and website.
A stadium show set to draw massive demand
With The Weeknd closing out his global stadium tour with this final leg, the Kuala Lumpur show is expected to be one of the most anticipated live events of the year.
Given the scale of the production and the artist’s global catalogue of hits, demand is expected to be high across Malaysia and the region as fans prepare for a rare stadium-level performance from one of the world’s biggest pop and R&B stars.
