Catch 'Anirudh Live in KL' on Feb 13


KUALA LUMPUR:  After successfully winning over the hearts of many with his music score for 11 blockbuster films, musician Anirudh Ravichander (pic) is back in Malaysia for his second concert.

The concert 'Anirudh Live in KL' is set to take place on Feb 13 at the Merdeka Stadium with a crowd of 15,000 people being expected.

Tickets for the concert are already available and being sold at RM 383 (special tickets), RM283 (VIP tickets) and RM133 (general tickets).

Last year, the 25-year-old Anirudh held a concert at the Sunway Lagoon Surf Beach on January 31.

The concert was well received and saw a crowd of over 11,000 fans from all walks of life.

Asked how the concert would be different this year, Anirudh said it is going to be 'bigger and better'.

"In addition to my new songs from my recent films, we have planned out a lot of things to make this a great audio visual experience for everyone.

"There are going to be way more acts and I will also be launching my singles at the concert," he said adding that the concert will most likely spill into Valentines Day.

"We have so many things in store for everyone, so bring your valentine or come over to find your valentine and enjoy the concert," he gushed.

Anirudh, who is currently in the midst of his world tour, shared that his return to Malaysia is happening so soon again due to the demands from his fans.

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