Indonesian star Ghea Indrawari invites fans to explore her music in her live show at Zepp KL on May 8


​Ballad music fans are set to be swept away by emotion as popular Indonesian singer Ghea Indrawari announces her first solo concert in Malaysia, "Rasi Jiwa – Live in Kuala Lumpur," on 8th May 2026, at Zepp Kuala Lumpur.

​The concert is expected to be an intimate and meaningful evening, featuring honest lyrics, emotional storytelling, and soul-stirring vocals. 

Ghea explained that "Rasi Jiwa" rejects the idea of "having to be okay" and instead encourages the younger generation to appreciate the life processes of falling, being confused, and remaining "unfinished".

​Zepp Kuala Lumpur was chosen as the venue to create a sense of intimacy and close interaction between Ghea and her fans.

Known for songs themed around love, loss, and emotional healing, Ghea is expected to rearrange her popular works with more mature and introspective arrangements, providing a deep musical experience for her fans. This concert marks a significant milestone in Ghea's artistic journey at the regional level and opens a new era of solo performances for the talented young singer.

For the record, Ghea has established herself as a top Indonesian singer-songwriter, actress, and host.

She rose to prominence after participating in the ninth season of Indonesian Idol in 2018, where she was a fifth runner-up.

She signed with Hits Records and released her debut single "Rinduku" on 31 August 2018. In 2023, she had her breakthrough with "Jiwa Yang Bersedih," which topped Billboard's weekly Indonesian Songs chart for eight consecutive weeks.

Tickets for the show are available, and prices are structured as follows: ​Free Standing: RM198 to RM238; ​Numbered Seating: RM338 to RM368; ​Meet & 

​Tickets can be purchased via the official website: GheaRasiJiwaKL.com

 

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