LiSa is coming to Malaysia this June
For seasoned anime fans, LiSa needs no introduction. The Japanese pop-rock artist has lent her voice to the soundtracks of popular anime titles, including Sword Art Online, Demon Slayer, Solo Leveling, and My Hero Academia.
The Japanese singer, often dubbed the “Queen of Anime Music”, will perform in Malaysia this June, as part of her LiVE is Smile Always~15~ concert tour dedicated to 15 years since her debut as a solo artist. It’ll be taking place on 7th June 2026 at Mega Star Arena.
15th anniversary as a solo artist
Image credit: @LiSA_OLIVE via X
The concert tour is among fifteen projects planned to mark the 15th anniversary of LiSa’s solo artist debut. Kicking off across Japan this April, the arena tour will then sweep through Asia before culminating in a run of dates across the UK and Europe.
Image credit: @animefestasia via X (formerly Twitter)
The list of concert dates and venues in Asia is as follows:
- Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: 7th June at Mega Star Arena
- Taipei, Taiwan: 19th & 20th June at Taipei Arena
- Hong Kong: 18th July at AsiaWorld-Arena
- Seoul, South Korea: 1st & 2nd August at Seoul Olympic Hall
Fans can expect LiSa to perform crowd favourites such as Homura, Gurenge, and Crossing Field, and other new songs from her seventh studio album LACE UP, which will be released globally on 15th April.
How to get tickets to LiSa’s concert?
Ticket pricing and categories will vary depending on seating category, with standard seating tickets starting at RM488. The tickets will go on sale on 7th April at 2pm onwards on BookMyShow and SOZO Live.
Ticket categories are:
- CAT 1: RM648 (standing arena)
- CAT 2: RM548 (premium seating)
- CAT 3: RM488 (standard seating)
What time does the concert start?
Excited concert-goers can plan on arriving at 5.30pm, when doors to the venue open. The concert will begin at 7pm.
What is the seat map for the concert?
Image credit: @LiSa_STAFF via X (formerly Twitter)
LiSa is set to perform in Malaysia for the first time
Whether you’re a hardcore fan or just love Japanese music, LiSa’s first-ever solo concert in Malaysia isn’t one to miss.
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: @LiSA_OLIVE via X
This article was first published on 13th March 2026, and last updated on 3rd April 2026.