New York rock band Taking Back Sunday will also be performing in Indonesia on their upcoming Southeast Asian tour in January. The group will be releasing their new retrospective album, Twenty, in January 2019. Details as follows:
Singer-songwriter and guitarist John Mayer will be performing in Southeast Asia in Singapore, Thailand, and Indonesia this April. Mayer released his seventh studio album, The Search For Everything, in April 2017. Details as follows:
Indonesia’s LaLaLa Festival will be back for its third edition. Next year’s installment will feature performances by Years & Years, HONNE, The Internet, and many more. Details as follows:
Singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran will also bring his Divide World Tour to Indonesia in May. The British artist released his third studio record, รท, in March 2017. Details as follows:
Mitski will be performing in Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore in February 2019. The singer-songwriter released her fifth studio album, Be the Cowboy, in August 2018. Details as follows:
UPDATE (15.11.18): A second show has been added in Singapore. Singer-songwriter LAUV will be touring Southeast Asia in May. The artist from California released his debut studio album, I Met You When I Was 18, in June 2018. Details as… Continue Reading
Years & Years will be performing in Indonesia, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand for the first time in February and March 2019. The British synth-pop band released their sophomore album, Palo Santo, in July 2018. Details as follows:
LANY will return to Southeast Asia for performances in the Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, and Indonesia in July and August 2019. The Californian band released their sophomore album, Malibu Nights, in October 2018. Details as follows:
Californian rapper KYLE will be performing in Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia on his Lightspeed World Tour in January 2019. The artist released his debut studio album, Light Of Mine, in May 2018. Details as follows:
Indonesia’s Do Music Festival will be held in Riau this December. The event will feature performances by Calum Scott, Tulus, Pusakata, and more. Details as follows: