Dua Lipa adds second show in KL due to overwhelming response


Dua Lipa will be embarking on a world tour in support of the release of her new album, 'Radical Optimism'. Photo: AFP

UPDATED JUNE 10

The pre-sale tickets for Dua Lipa's Kuala Lumpur show went on sale today at 11am, and have sold out, according to the organiser. But fans of the British-Albanian singer needn't worry as Lipa has added a second date to her KL stop. In a press statement, Live Nation said that Lipa will be performing at Axiata Arena, KL on Nov 24 as well.

Tickets are priced from RM298 to RM1,098. General sale starts 11am tomorrow (June 11).


British-Albanian singer Dua Lipa will be embarking on a world tour in support of the release of her new album, Radical Optimism. And she's bringing her tour to Kuala Lumpur on Nov 23.

KL is part of her stop in Asia which also includes Singapore, Jakarta, Manila, Tokyo, Taipei, Bangkok and Seoul.

The three-time Grammy winner always knew she wanted a career in music. So, at 15, Lipa convinced her parents to let her move from Kosovo to London so that she can chase her dream to be a singer.

In 2017, Lipa released her debut album that featured memorable hits such as New Rules and One Kiss. Then in 2020, at the height of the pandemic, Lipa gave us Future Nostalgia, an album jam-packed with ear-worms such as Physical, Don't Start Now and Levitating.

In May, the 28-year-old released Radical Optimism, which shot to No.1 in 11 countries.

Like her previous two albums, this one also features club bangers such as Houdini, Illusion and Training Season.

"Dance music has such a long history of creating such a safe space. And I just want to embody that,” she said in an interview with AP about her new album.

Ticket prices for Lipa's KL show have not been revealed. Pre-sale begins at 11am on June 10 while general sale starts 11am the following day. More details at golive-asia.com.


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