Live Nation Is Offering 20% Off Selected Concerts Like LANY, Khalid, Blue & More

The promotion will run from 23 to 27 September.

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Planning to catch a concert before the year ends? You might want to check out Live Nation's Malaysia Concert Week 2026.

The promotion is offering 20% off selected shows and ticket categories, including concerts by LANY, Khalid, Blue, wave to earth, and Yung Kai.

The sale will run from 23 September at 1pm until 27 September at 11.59pm, or while stocks last, whichever comes first.

However, the discount is only available for selected shows and ticket categories, with a limited number of promotional tickets available on a first-come, first-served basis.

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Here are the participating concerts and eligible ticket categories:

  • LANY: soft world tour — Tier 1
  • wave to earth: the pieces tour — CAT 3 (Standing Zone)
  • Khalid: It's Always Summer Somewhere Tour — General Admission (Standing Zone)
  • Blue 25th Anniversary Tour — General Admission (Standing Zone)
  • Yung Kai: Stay With The Ocean, I'll Find You: Asia Tour 2026 — General Admission (Free Seating)


The promotional ticket price does not include ticketing fees and booking charges. The final amount will be shown during checkout before payment is confirmed.

To redeem the offer, head to GoLive Asia or use the GoLive Ticketing app from 23 September at 1pm

Select one of the participating concerts and the eligible ticket category. The 20% discount will be applied automatically during checkout.

Before completing your purchase, check the order summary to make sure the promotional price has been applied.

Do note that tickets purchased under the promotion are non-refundable and cannot be changed, except where required by applicable law or if the event is cancelled by the organiser.

The offer also cannot be combined with other promotions, discounts, vouchers, or offers unless otherwise stated.

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