SEKAI NO OWARI Announces 'Phoenix ASIA TOUR'; Malaysia & Singapore Included
S.N.O.W.S, get loud – because SEKAI NO OWARI (世界の終わり) is coming our way! The Japanese powerhouse just announced their 'Phoenix Asia Tour', and Malaysia and Singapore made the official list! After years of waiting, fans across the region can finally experience their breathtaking live show up close.
This tour will take fans on an unforgettable ride as the band perform emotional ballads and high-energy anthems – all in SEKAI NO OWARI's signature style. The band will also deliver cinematic visuals, immersive staging, and raw, heartfelt performances that leave a lasting impact. SEKAI NO OWARI will perform in Kuala Lumpur on 8th October 2025 (Wednesday) and in Singapore on 4th October 2025 (Saturday). More details on the concert will be announced soon.
SEKAI NO OWARI, internationally known as End of the World, is a Japanese band famous for their powerful songs, including 'Anti-Hero' and 'SOS', which were featured in the 'Attack on Titan' films. By blending J-pop, rock, and electronic music, they created a unique sound that connects deeply with fans around the globe. Their theatrical performances, emotional storytelling, and imaginative visuals have earned them a devoted global following and critical acclaim.
With their last concert in Malaysia being the 'MTV World Stage' back in 2015, fans are already buzzing with anticipation. The chart-topping Japanese group is set to deliver an unforgettable show, blending powerful music with stunning visuals. Whether you're a longtime follower or just looking for a mind-blowing concert experience, SEKAI NO OWARI won't disappoint with their show. Here's everything we know about their concerts so far:
SEKAI NO OWARI 'Phoenix Asia Tour' In Malaysia
Date : 8th October 2025 (Wednesday)
: 8th October 2025 (Wednesday) Venue : TBA
: TBA Ticketing: TBA
SEKAI NO OWARI 'Phoenix Asia Tour' In Singapore
Date : 4th October 2025 (Saturday)
: 4th October 2025 (Saturday) Venue : TBA
: TBA Ticketing: TBA
Their other stops are Seoul, Taipei, Hong Kong, and Shanghai. For more information and updates, such as the announcement for ticketing and the seating plan, make sure you hang around this space. Are you excited to see them all on the stage?
Source: Twitter
Zaima Humaira contributed to this article
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