KLP48 to mark first anniversary with ‘Bloom' concert at Zepp KL
Organised by 48 Entertainment Sdn Bhd, the concert will showcase KLP48's diverse line-up and high-energy performances. Formed in 2024 as part of Japan's globally recognised AKB48 franchise, KLP48 carries forward the 'idols you can meet' concept created by producer Yasushi Akimoto.
Recognised by Guinness World Records as the Largest Pop Group in the World, AKB48 has paved the way for KLP48 to bring the idol model to Southeast Asia. The group comprises 13 members: seven Malaysians, four Japanese, one Indonesian and one from Hong Kong. Among them are three members transferred from AKB48 and one from STU48, bringing international experience to the group.
In the year since its debut, KLP48 has built a following in Malaysia and Japan, with members performing at events and festivals abroad. The group credits this growth to consistent effort, fan support and a shared commitment to evolving as performers.
Ahead of the concert, members have been undergoing intensive rehearsals including vocal and choreography training as well as production planning.
The event will also feature three guest acts. Malaysian pop group COEX, known for its upbeat sound and girl-power tracks, will open the show. Ismail Izzani, one of Malaysia's leading young solo artistes, will bring his blend of R&B and pop to the stage. Indonesian idol group JKT48, AKB48's first overseas sister group, will also appear, continuing its role in shaping the regional idol scene.
Tickets prices range from RM100 to RM350 and include fan benefits such as a KLP48 flag and a send-off session with all artistes. A RM4 processing fee applies.
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