Once again, Hong Kong star Jacky Cheung (张学友) proves his unmatched popularity in Malaysia. Tickets for his upcoming three-day Kuala Lumpur concert have officially sold out – but there’s still a chance to catch him live.
To recap, the Mandopop icon is performing in KL later this August. Jacky will perform at Axiata Arena on 15th, 16th and 17th August 2025 as part of his “60+ Concert Tour”. The three-day concert comes after his six-show concert back in 2023. Since Jacky sold out tickets to all six of his previous shows, it’s no surprise that fans were excited about this upcoming performance. Hours after ticket sales went live on 25th April 2025 (Friday), all three shows sold out.
Given the fierce competition, many fans lamented that they failed to grab a seat at either of the three shows. As a result, they expressed frustrations to concert organiser StarPlanet and started asking for additional seats or dates. Through its official social media account, StarPlanet shared a post to thank fans for supporting and selling out all three shows. However, they also dropped a hint about the upcoming concert.
In their post, the concert organiser wrote, “We are truly overwhelmed and deeply grateful for your incredible support — thank you for showing such immense love to Jacky! KL, you’ve made this a moment to remember. ❤️”. The post continues, “And for those who didn’t manage to grab tickets… don’t give up just yet. 😉 Stay tuned — you never know what surprises might be in store. 👀✨”. Many fans believed StarPlanet was hinting that it will announce additional shows soon.
Interestingly, many fans already knew about the additional shows. A few weeks before the official announcement of the KL concert, an alleged list of Jacky’s upcoming concerts leaked on social media. The list claimed that Jacky’s “60+ Concert Tour” will have six shows in Kuala Lumpur, with the remaining dates scheduled for 22nd, 23rd and 24th August. As such, many fans are urging the organiser to release the ticket sales details for the additional dates.
There were also comments about the unsatisfactory ticketing process, with many lamenting about scalpers using bots to cheat the system. We hope the organiser and ticketing service will look into this before the next round of ticket sales. We wish everyone luck in getting their desired seat!
Source: China Press, Facebook
