Pop duo M2M to hold comeback concert in Genting Highlands on April 27


Norwegian pop duo M2M, comprising members Marit Larsen (left) and Marion Raven, is marking its first headlining tour after a 22-year hiatus. Photo: Handout

Norwegian pop duo M2M will be holding a one-night concert at Arena of Stars, Resorts World Genting on April 27.

The show is part of the duo’s first headlining tour, The Better Endings, after a 22-year hiatus.

Since its debut in 1998, M2M – comprising singers Marit Larsen and Marion Raven – has captivated fans with hits such as The Day You Went Away and Don’t Say You Love Me.

The band has sold over two million albums worldwide.

In 2002, M2M split as both members developed different tastes in music.

Larsen, 41, wanted to release pop music whereas Raven, 40, was more interested in rock.

The pair went on to pursue solo careers, with Raven releasing her debut solo album, Here I Am, in 2005 and Larsen following suit with Under The Surface in 2006.

On Sept 22, 2024, Larsen and Raven shared a video of themselves singing an acoustic version of The Day You Went Away on Instagram. They later confirmed they had reunited.

In a statement, Larsen expressed excitement at M2M's first tour after two decades.

“This tour is our way of revisiting the music that shaped us, while also giving our fans the closure and celebration they’ve been asking for.

“We’re calling it The Better Endings Tour because it’s about looking back fondly and moving forward together,” she said.

Tickets for M2M’s KL concert, priced between RM168 and RM668, will be available via www.rwgenting.com starting Feb 24, noon.

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