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Hype Malaysia
04-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Hype Malaysia
Mingyu Meet & Greet, Della Ding Concert & More: What To Do In The Klang Valley This Weekend!
The weekend is upon us, which means more events happening in the Klang Valley (and beyond!) to look forward to! If you're looking for something fun to fill your weekend agenda, here's our list of events – curated just for you! This weekend, we've got some exciting events lined up for you, including concerts from Della Ding Dang, Dadali, the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra and Dato' Sri Siti Nurhaliza. We also have a SNICKERS Pop-up featuring a special meet and greet with SEVENTEEN's Mingyu! SNICKERS Pop-up Event With SEVENTEEN's Mingyu Hungry for a thrill? SNICKERS is taking over Sunway Pyramid with an EPIC Pop-up! Dive into activities that'll bowl you over, dunk you into fun, and let you recharge your vibe. Most importantly, meet SNICKERS Brand Ambassador, SEVENTEEN member Mingyu! Entrance is free, but click here to learn more about the event! Dates: 3rd – 6th July 2025 (Thursday – Sunday) (Mingyu's Appearance: 5th July 2025, Saturday) Venue: LG2 Blue Concourse, Sunway Pyramid Della Ding Dang 'A Night Tour' In Kuala Lumpur The 'Queen of Love Songs', Della Ding Dang, is coming to Malaysia! Get ready for a spectacular night filled with stunning stage effects, dazzling outfits, and a golden setlist. With an extended stage, Della will get up close with fans, creating an intimate KTV-like atmosphere. Click here to get your tickets! Date: 5th July 2025 (Saturday) Venue: Mega Star Arena Dadali Sebuah Kisah Vol 1 Live in KL Indonesian band Dadali, known as the Kings of Sad Songs, are bringing their emotional tracks to Malaysia! After frontman Dyrga's appearance on 'Gegar Vaganza 11', fans have been looking forward to Dadali's live performance in KL. If you're ready to be entertained by this talented band, click here to get your tickets! Date: 5th July 2025 (Saturday) Venue: Zepp Kuala Lumpur Simfoni Budaya II The Simfoni Budaya series returns for another season. This time, the grandeur sounds of the MPO will intertwine with the beautiful joget, asli and Arabesque zapin, and inang tunes. With featured vocalists, join the MPO in an unforgettable celebration at the crossroads of cultures. Click here to get your tickets! Date: 5th July 2025 (Saturday) Venue: Dewan Filharmonik PETRONAS Violet Skies: Dato' Sri Siti Nurhaliza Live In Arena Of Stars Get ready for an extraordinary treat as Malaysia's most beloved songstress, Dato' Sri Siti Nurhaliza, celebrates 30 glorious years in the music industry! This spectacular event promises an unforgettable experience, paying tribute to her illustrious career with a night filled with breathtaking performances, timeless hits, and world-class entertainment. Click here for tickets! Dates: 5th & 6th July (Saturday & Sunday) Venue: Arena Of Stars, Resorts World Genting
The Sun
09-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Ronnie Hussein Chooses Solo Career Over Returning to Popular Bands
KUALA LUMPUR: After a decade of pursuing his own path, high-pitched vocalist Ronnie Hussein says he is now more comfortable continuing as a solo singer — despite having received several offers to rejoin some of Malaysia's most popular music groups. The former lead vocalist of Hyper Act said that although opportunities to collaborate with established bands are always on the table, he prefers to build his artistic brand with new groups, free from the shadow of past successes or comparisons with original members. 'Many have invited me — including well-known bands from the past. I even temporarily replaced Zamani in Slam around 2009 and recorded an album with them,' he told a press conference for Konsert Sebuah Kisah Volume 1, recently. Ronnie explained that his decision to remain a solo artiste is not driven by ego or a desire to distance himself from bands, but rather by a sense of creative comfort and transparency — allowing him to perform without constant comparisons to previous lead singers. 'I've experienced all of that... when you replace an original singer, comparisons are inevitable. The benchmark is very high. So rather than face criticism or constant comparisons, I'd rather start something new with a fresh group and grow together,' he said. The singer, best known for hits like Dikoyak Waktu and Salahkah, added that the pressure of being compared can take a toll on an artiste's morale — especially when the original singer holds a special place in fans' hearts. Although now more recognised as a solo act, Ronnie acknowledges the unique energy and advantages that come with performing as part of a band. 'There are pros and cons to both. With a band, you can do a lot more on stage — there are more gimmicks and elements to play with. But when you perform solo with just a minus one (backing track), it's pretty straightforward — there's nothing particularly special in that sense,' he said. In his latest venture, Ronnie will deliver a special performance alongside popular Indonesian pop group Dadali in their exclusive concert scheduled for July 5 at Zepp Kuala Lumpur. He shared that the offer came directly from Dadali's vocalist, Dyrga Dadali, whom Ronnie befriended during their time together on the show Gegar Vaganza. 'My name was the first one he mentioned. I guess because during Gegar Vaganza we got to know each other well, and he knows I'm easy-going — so when he asked, I immediately said yes,' he said. Continuing to carve out a space for himself in the local entertainment scene without a band, Ronnie stressed that what matters most is staying true to one's art — and not being swayed by industry pressures.
The Sun
09-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
No looking back: Ronnie Hussein embraces solo journey
KUALA LUMPUR: After a decade of pursuing his own path, high-pitched vocalist Ronnie Hussein says he is now more comfortable continuing as a solo singer — despite having received several offers to rejoin some of Malaysia's most popular music groups. The former lead vocalist of Hyper Act said that although opportunities to collaborate with established bands are always on the table, he prefers to build his artistic brand with new groups, free from the shadow of past successes or comparisons with original members. 'Many have invited me — including well-known bands from the past. I even temporarily replaced Zamani in Slam around 2009 and recorded an album with them,' he told a press conference for Konsert Sebuah Kisah Volume 1, recently. Ronnie explained that his decision to remain a solo artiste is not driven by ego or a desire to distance himself from bands, but rather by a sense of creative comfort and transparency — allowing him to perform without constant comparisons to previous lead singers. 'I've experienced all of that... when you replace an original singer, comparisons are inevitable. The benchmark is very high. So rather than face criticism or constant comparisons, I'd rather start something new with a fresh group and grow together,' he said. The singer, best known for hits like Dikoyak Waktu and Salahkah, added that the pressure of being compared can take a toll on an artiste's morale — especially when the original singer holds a special place in fans' hearts. Although now more recognised as a solo act, Ronnie acknowledges the unique energy and advantages that come with performing as part of a band. 'There are pros and cons to both. With a band, you can do a lot more on stage — there are more gimmicks and elements to play with. But when you perform solo with just a minus one (backing track), it's pretty straightforward — there's nothing particularly special in that sense,' he said. In his latest venture, Ronnie will deliver a special performance alongside popular Indonesian pop group Dadali in their exclusive concert scheduled for July 5 at Zepp Kuala Lumpur. He shared that the offer came directly from Dadali's vocalist, Dyrga Dadali, whom Ronnie befriended during their time together on the show Gegar Vaganza. 'My name was the first one he mentioned. I guess because during Gegar Vaganza we got to know each other well, and he knows I'm easy-going — so when he asked, I immediately said yes,' he said. Continuing to carve out a space for himself in the local entertainment scene without a band, Ronnie stressed that what matters most is staying true to one's art — and not being swayed by industry pressures.
