The double digital celebration of 6.6 felt extra special this year as Malaysian fans were finally reunited with PARK JI HOON after eight long years. Held at the KLCC Plenary Hall on 6 June, the 2026 PARK JI HOON ASIA FAN CON 'RE:FLECT' IN KUALA LUMPUR marked Jihoon's long-awaited return to Malaysia — and this time, it was all about him as a solo artist.The evening kicked off with a powerful opening sequence as Jihoon took the stage with "Blank Effect", followed by "Serious" and "GOTCHA", instantly igniting excitement throughout the venue. Dressed in style and overflowing with charisma, Jihoon greeted fans warmly in Bahasa Malaysia, saying, "Saya sangat gembira dapat jumpa semua hari ini" ("I'm very happy to see everyone here today"), drawing loud cheers from the crowd.The fan-con then shifted into an interactive segment where Jihoon transformed into "Prince Jihoon" while his beloved fandom, MAY, became princesses awaiting rescue. The prince had to complete various missions to save his fans, leading to plenty of memorable and heartwarming moments.

The second day of the 2026 Asia Top Music Festival, presented by Hong Leong Bank, officially lit up the Sepang International Circuit in Selangor, Malaysia with another spectacular showcase of music, energy and unforgettable fan moments. Co-organized by JOOX and QQ Music under Tencent Music Entertainment Group (TME), the festival returned with a dazzling Day 2 lineup featuring CxM (SEVENTEEN's S.Coups and Mingyu), TWS, 82MAJOR, CRAVITY, STAYC, Butterbear, Uriah See and Firdhaus.Over the course of two days, the festival attracted nearly 50,000 music lovers, cementing its position as one of the largest and most influential music festivals in Malaysia and Asia in 2026. Fans began queuing as early as morning to secure the best spots, creating an electrifying atmosphere long before the performances began.The festival kicked off with Malaysian singers Uriah See and Firdhaus, who warmed up the crowd with a selection of their popular hits. Uriah also surprised fans with a special guest appearance by Elyn Leong, drawing loud cheers from the audience as they delivered an engaging opening set. 

Eight months, countless cities, and thousands of memories later, TREASURE finally brought their 2025-26 TREASURE TOUR [PULSE ON] to its final destination in Kuala Lumpur on May 30, turning Unifi Arena Bukit Jalil into a night of celebration, and anticipation for what's next.

From the moment the group burst onto the stage with "MMM," "KING KONG," "BONA BONA," and "BOY," it was clear that this would not be an ordinary tour stop. The arena shook with fan chants as TEUME welcomed the group back to the shores, matching every beat and every lyric with unwavering energy.

While the concert delivered the explosive performances fans have come to expect from TREASURE, it was the emotion surrounding the final stop of the PULSE ON tour that gave the night its special significance.

Reflecting on the journey, JIHOON shared that it had already been eight months since the tour began, a period filled with unforgettable experiences and memories alongside fans around the world. While acknowledging the bittersweet reality that Kuala Lumpur marked the final chapter of the tour, he quickly reassured fans that there was plenty to look forward to, revealing that TREASURE's upcoming 4th mini album, NEW WAV, would be arriving soon.

The mention of the new release immediately sent excitement through the arena, and the anticipation only grew when DOYOUNG and JUNGHWAN surprised fans with a brief rap snippet from one of the unreleased tracks. The spontaneous preview offered a glimpse into TREASURE's next era, drawing thunderous cheers from the crowd eager to hear more.

The excitement surrounding NEW WAV extended beyond the stage. In one of the evening's most memorable fan-driven moments, Malaysian TEUME transformed the venue into a giant "new wave" by creating a coordinated lightstick wave across the arena. As waves of glowing Teu-Lights rolled from one section to another, the visual perfectly embodied the spirit of the upcoming album while creating a breathtaking moment of unity between artist and fans.

Adding to the warmth of the evening was TREASURE's continued effort to connect with local fans through the Malay language. Throughout the show, members enthusiastically sprinkled their conversations with phrases such as "Mantap," "Bolehlah," "Semua Jerit," "Lama Tak Jumpa," and "Rindu Kami Tak?" Each phrase was met with deafening cheers, turning simple interactions into memorable moments and showcasing the group's affection for their Malaysian fans. The local touches gave the concert an intimacy rarely felt in an arena setting, making the night feel less like a stop on a world tour and more like a reunion among friends.

As the concert approached its conclusion, emotions began to surface both on stage and in the audience. To commemorate the final stop of the PULSE ON tour, a celebratory cake was brought out, transforming the stage into an impromptu party. The moment carried a bittersweet feeling as everyone reflected on a journey that had finally reached its end after eight memorable months.

The cake also brought back memories of TREASURE's previous visit to Malaysia. JIHOON fondly recalled how Malaysian fans had celebrated his birthday during the group's last stop in Kuala Lumpur, a memory he said remained close to his heart. Although this year's celebration was not for a birthday, he shared that he was equally grateful for the cheers and love received throughout the tour, while asking fans to wait for TREASURE's return with NEW WAV.

Even with emotions running high, TREASURE made sure to end the night the only way they knew how: with maximum energy. Returning to the stage for an extended encore, the group delivered fan-favorite performances of "KING KONG," "PARADISE," and "I WANT YOUR LOVE," giving fans one final chance to sing, dance, and celebrate together before the night ends.

Before saying goodbye, YOSHI reflected on the memories created throughout the tour and promised fans that the members would stay healthy until they met again. He ended his message with a heartfelt "Terima Kasih Semua" while forming a giant heart above his head, a simple gesture that perfectly captured the gratitude shared between TREASURE and their fans.

As confetti filled the arena and the final lights faded, Kuala Lumpur became more than just the last stop of the PULSE ON tour. It became a celebration of everything the journey represented: music, growth, and the bond between TREASURE and Teume around the world. 

While the tour may have come to an end, fans will not have to wait long for the group's next chapter. With NEW WAV set to arrive soon, TREASURE has already given TEUME plenty to anticipate, and if the excitement inside the stadium was any indication, their upcoming comeback is poised to usher in an exciting new era for the group.

Special thanks to Live Nation Malaysia for the invitation.

*photo credit: YG Entertainment 

On 30 May, the 2026 Asia Top Music Festival, presented by Hong Leong Bank, officially lit up the Sepang International Circuit in Selangor, Malaysia. Co-organized by JOOX and QQ Music under Tencent Music Entertainment Group (TME), Day 1 delivered a powerhouse opening with a star-studded lineup featuring KUN, DAESUNG, NMIXX, WINNER, Win Metawin, Aina Abdul, Belle Sisoski and NexT1DE. Before diving into the main highlights, our Malaysia’s own vocal powerhouse Aina Abdul delivered one of the night’s biggest surprises. She captivated the crowd with stunning covers of iconic Korean drama and K-pop hits, including Davichi’s This Love, Ailee’s I Will Go to You Like the First Snow, Golden from K-pop Demon Hunters, and BLACKPINK’s How You Like That. Her flawless Korean pronunciation stunned the audience, with many fans joking that she sounded ready to release a full Korean album next. Aina’s artistry and vocal control earned thunderous applause, marking one of the most memorable crossover moments of the night.Representing Thailand, Win Metawin brought charm, versatility, and a wave of excitement from start to finish. Beyond performing his signature tracks like Yours, Ten Years Later, and Night Ride, he surprised fans with a string of unexpected covers, including Pink Sweat$’ At My Worst, Justin Bieber’s What Do You Mean?, and a standout moment—BTS Jungkook’s Standing Next to You. The crowd erupted as Win confidently delivered the performance while playfully interacting with fans, repeatedly teasing them to call him “P’Win” for attention. He humorously admitted he would ignore anyone calling him “Nong Win.”  The playful banter quickly became one of the festival’s most talked-about moments.As the sun set over Sepang, NMIXX took the stage, perfectly timed with a breathtaking orange-purple sky. Opening with Crescendo, Heavy Serenade, and DICE, the group immediately ignited the crowd. Returning to Malaysia for the second time, NMIXX expressed their excitement and gratitude, with members warmly greeting fans between stages. The set continued with high-energy performances of DASH, See that?, Love Me Like This, Spinnin’ On It, and the fan-favourite Blue Valentine. Lily even commented that their sunset slot was the “best performance timing ever,” as the Malaysian sky created a surreal backdrop despite the intense heat. The combination of music, visuals, and atmosphere turned their set into a festival highlight.Next, WINNER elevated the energy with a vibrant and interactive performance that kept fans engaged from start to finish. The group kicked off with Love Me Love Me, Island, and Empty, before continuing with hits like Millions, I Love You, Don’t Flirt, and Ah Yeah. The members frequently moved closer to the audience, hyping up fans and creating an intimate festival experience. During the ment, leader Yoon surprised fans by revealing that his new drama OST, No Breaks from Reborn Rookie, was released that very day, even giving a short live teaser. The set continued with Everyday and La La, accompanied by playful water splashes that helped cool down the crowd under the hot weather. Just when fans thought the set had ended, WINNER returned for an encore with Really Really, closing their stage on a powerful vocal high note that left no disappointment behind.Finally, legendary vocalist DAESUNG is back for his high-energy finale. He performed recent releases such as Universe, JUMP, and Beautiful Life, alongside beloved fan favourites like Wings and Look at Me, Gwisun. A major highlight came when he brought his globally recognized Coachella performance of Hando-chogua to the Malaysian stage, sending fans into a frenzy. Despite a relatively shorter setlist, DAESUNG maximized every moment with his signature humor, warmth, and powerful vocals. He even attempted to speak in Malay to connect with the crowd, earning loud cheers. In a light-hearted moment, he joked, “I would like to perform more, but it’s contract, so I can’t,” which drew laughter across the stadium.Closing out the night was China’s own superstar KUN, who brought Day 1 to a powerful and stylish finale. As Day 1 came to a close, the festival delivered an unforgettable blend of music, culture, and emotion under the blazing Malaysian sun. With soaring temperatures and equally soaring performances, fans were reminded to stay hydrated, bring portable fans, and prepare for another exciting day ahead.

Thai star Win Metawin finally reunited with Malaysian fans through his very first solo fan meeting, Just You and Win 1st Solo Fanmeeting in Kuala Lumpur, held on 16 May at Zepp Kuala Lumpur. The atmosphere was filled with excitement as fans gathered to celebrate a special night with Win, marking another memorable visit following his appearance in Malaysia last September for a Prada event. One of the loudest singalongs of the night happened when Win performed “คนนั้นต้องเป็นเธอ” and “Ten Years Later”, both beloved OSTs from 2gether: The Series. Fans were visibly emotional hearing the songs live again, turning the venue into a nostalgic sea of voices singing together with him.Beyond the performances, the fan interactions became one of the biggest highlights of the evening. Fans quickly discovered a funny “selection trick” throughout the show — Win seemed to only pick sticky notes addressed to him as “P’Win” instead of “Nong Win”. Even better, he only did his iconic “jub meow” pose whenever fans called him “P’Win”, sending the crowd into endless screams and laughter. Safe to say, fans now know the winning formula for the next fan meeting.Win also showed a more personal side during the event by sharing meaningful memory photos with fans and even doing a sweet morning call segment live on stage. Adding to the excitement, three lucky fans were invited on stage to reenact dating scenes with him, creating unforgettable moments before heading home with exclusive souvenirs — truly the best gift for any fan.As if the night could not get any sweeter, Win later surprised the audience by walking down the stage to greet fans up close. The heartwarming interaction perfectly matched the emotional atmosphere inside the venue, especially as fans passionately sang along to every song throughout the night.

After eight long years, Apink finally reunited with Malaysian Pandas at their highly anticipated APINK 8th Concert “The Origin” 2026 in Kuala Lumpur, held on 3 May at Mega Star Arena — and what unfolded was a night filled with nostalgia, emotions, and the kind of bond only time can build.The concert immediately sent fans down memory lane as APINK opened the night with “I Don’t Know,” the lead track from their debut album. The nostalgic journey continued with beloved classics including “Bubibu,” “My My,” “NoNoNo,” and “Five,” instantly transforming the arena into a massive sing-along session. For many longtime fans, it felt like reliving their youth alongside the group they had grown up with.

“It’s our 15th anniversary, but you guys waited 8 years… which is almost half of that time. How did you wait for us for so long? Thank you so much for waiting.”

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It wasn’t just another tour stop—it was a night that felt deeply personal, intimate, and uniquely for Malaysian. MOODZ. At the Kuala Lumpur leg of his 2026 WOODZ World Tour ‘Archive. 1’, WOODZ didn’t just perform—he connected, listened, and most importantly, made fans feel seen.

Taking the stage right on the dot at 8PM, WOODZ opened the night with a powerful trio—“Bloodline,” “Downtown,” and “Dirt On My Leather”—instantly setting the tone with his signature intensity and charisma. The energy in the hall surged as fans welcomed him back, marking his long-awaited return after three years.

Greeting the crowd with a warm smile, WOODZ shared, “It’s been 3 years since I last performed here, and I’m really happy to be back.” But what followed wasn’t just a standard setlist—it was a carefully crafted experience, filled with thoughtful moments that made Kuala Lumpur feel like the most special stop on the tour.

From fan-favourite tracks like “Drowning,” “I’ll Never Love Again,” “Cinema,” to “To My January,” WOODZ delivered each song with emotional depth and vocal precision. Yet, what truly set the night apart was his genuine effort to bridge cultures—effortlessly interacting with fans in Bahasa Malaysia. “Korang enjoy tak?” he asked, met with roaring cheers. “Terima kasih for singing with me… Sayang~ Gempak! Syiok! Hari ini memang best! Mantap! Korang sangat cantik!” His playful use of local phrases didn’t just entertain—it warmed hearts, drawing fans even closer to him. 

One of the biggest surprises of the night came when WOODZ treated fans to a special cover of “Sempurna” by Malaysian band Insomniacks. What made the moment even more memorable was his impressively clear pronunciation, delivering the song with sincerity and care. He shared that he had prepared the performance just two weeks prior, expressing how happy he was to be able to perform such a beautiful song in Kuala Lumpur. The unexpected cover instantly struck a chord with the audience—“Sempurna” being a fan-favourite among locals—and his effort alone earned him a perfect score in the hearts of many. 

The highlight of the night came when WOODZ transformed the concert hall into something unexpected—a massive karaoke session. Stripping things down to just his guitar, his voice, and thousands of fans, the atmosphere shifted into something beautifully raw and emotional. Together, they sang “Cinema,” “Drowning,” “Sempurna,” “To My January,” and “Human Extinction,” creating a harmony that blurred the line between artist and audience. And just when it seemed like enough, fans shouted “한번 더!”—“one more time.” WOODZ listened. Not once, not twice—but multiple times, he granted their wishes, repeating “Cinema” and “Drowning” up to three times, laughing along as he did. “You guys love singing?” he teased. “You sing better than me… mantap!” The joy was contagious. It wasn’t just a performance—it was a shared experience, one that felt spontaneous, unscripted, and deeply sincere. 

During one of his heartfelt ments, WOODZ reflected on his last visit. “Three years ago, I was a little sick… but I promised to come back healthy. And now, I’m good. Thank you, everyone.” The room softened in that moment, as fans responded with warmth and quiet support, turning the concert into something more than just music—it became a story of growth, healing, and return. 

As the night neared its end, WOODZ reignited the energy with explosive performances of “I Hate You,” “Bump Bump,” and “Stray,” reminding everyone why he’s celebrated as an all-rounder artist. 

A true singer-songwriter, WOODZ continues to prove his versatility—effortlessly blending pop-rock, R&B, hip-hop, and rock ballads, while writing, composing, and producing his own music. His artistry isn’t confined to a single genre, and neither is the way he connects with his fans. Every note, every lyric carries a piece of his story—and Kuala Lumpur got to feel that up close. 

More than just a concert, ‘Archive. 1’ in Kuala Lumpur was a night of shared voices, laughter, and genuine connection. And if there’s one thing fans are hoping for—it’s that the next reunion won’t take another three years.