Evanescence is coming to Malaysia this November
You can tell your parents that the long side-swept bangs and overtly black clothing weren’t just a phase, as American rock band Evanescence has announced that they will be performing in Malaysia this year. Their 2026 concert tour will start in June across North America and Europe, before the band makes way to Kuala Lumpur to perform at the National Hockey Stadium on 28th November.
More than a decade since the band’s last performance in Malaysia
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Evanescence’s upcoming performance in KL marks 14 years since the American rock band’s last appearance on Malaysian soil. The Malaysian capital city has also been designated as the only Southeast Asian city to be announced as part of their tour.
Concertgoers can expect the band to perform some of their beloved hits, such as Bring Me to Life and My Immortal, alongside new tracks from their upcoming album Sanctuary, which is set to be released in June this year.
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American singer-songwriter Poppy will also be making an appearance as a special guest for Evanescence’s one-night performance, and it’ll also be her first time performing in KL. Fans can expect some songs from her most recent album, Empty Hands, to be performed live for the first time as well.
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How to get tickets to Evanescence’s concert in Malaysia?
Ticket pricing for the concert will vary depending on seating category, with general seating tickets starting at RM199. Tickets will go on sale on GoLive Asia’s website on 8th May at 10am onwards.
Tickets you can snag include:
- My Immortal (VIP Seating Zone): RM1199
- Bring Me To Life (Standing Zone: RM599
- CAT 1: RM899
- CAT 2: RM699
- CAT 3: RM599
- CAT 4: RM499
- CAT 5: RM399
- CAT 6: RM299
- CAT 7 (Restricted View): RM199
What is the seat map for Evanescence’s concert in KL?
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Evanescence returns to Malaysia on 28th November
One of America’s most iconic rock bands, which defined the 90s and 2000s, is set to make a long-awaited return to Malaysia after 14 years, and this is undoubtedly a show not to be missed.
If you’re looking for a comprehensive list of concerts, keep updated with our guide to all the concerts happening in Malaysia in 2026.
Cover image adapted from: Rolling Stone