Take A Break 2.0 concert returns featuring Yudi Yap, Pearlly Chua and BWZY


Get into a relaxing state and unwind with singer Yudi Yap. Photo: Yudi Yap/Instagram

As we reach the end of another year, why not take a moment to unwind.

From Dec 6 to 8, KL Gateway Mall will host a unique concert experience aimed at helping audiences to do just that.

Take a Break 2.0 concert, described as an immersive “sleep concert” invites attendees to close their eyes, relax, and let music guide them into a state of reflection and calm.

Attendees are encouraged to wear pyjamas and bring pillows so they can get into that state of mind.

Taking you there are eight groups of acclaimed performers.

They are renowned singer Yudi Yap, theatre actress Pearlly Chua, singer-songwriter Aki Huang, spiritual singer Be-I, acapella quartet Bu Wu Zheng Ye, composer and arranger Yuan Leow Yunn, accordion and harmonica master Ling-zhi, and Shaman Tearoom, “whose creative storytelling promises to enchant and inspire”.

Additional highlights include a resonant singing bowl session led by MayZi and Olivia of Yasumi Singing Bowl and The Singing Muna, adding a layer of relaxation.

The concert will last for 150 minutes without intermission. Guests will need to wear socks and remove shoes to maintain the clean, cozy environment.

Tickets are general seating and are first-come, first-served, with designated floor and chair seating areas.

They are priced from RM128 and can be purchased at cloudjoi.com.

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