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| Mandopop Queen Stefanie Sun Teases Kuala Lumpur Show as 2026 Tour Cities Revealed (Photo: Facebook/Stefanie Sun) |
Mandopop icon Stefanie Sun Yanzi has officially given fans an early festive gift — and Malaysia is on the list. After a hugely emotional and successful return to the stage in 2025, the singer has confirmed that her 2026 concert tour will include Kuala Lumpur, marking her long-awaited return to Malaysian shores.
On Christmas Day, 25 December 2025, Stefanie took to Instagram to share a reflective post, looking back on a year that marked her full comeback to live performances after nearly a decade away.
For longtime fans, 2025 was more than just another year — it was the moment Stefanie stepped back into the spotlight with her “Aut Nihilo” concert tour, celebrating her 25th anniversary since debut.
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| Photo: Facebook/Sun Yanzi |
The tour kicked off in Singapore in April 2025 and instantly reminded everyone why Stefanie remains one of Mandopop’s most respected voices.
It was her first solo concert tour since 2014, following years where she prioritised family life and stepped back from the demanding pace of the music industry. Tickets for her Singapore show sold out quickly, and the momentum only grew from there.
One of the tour’s biggest highlights came in Beijing, where Stefanie performed for around 50,000 fans at the National Stadium, also known as the Bird’s Nest.
The scale of the crowd and the emotional weight of the performance underlined just how strong her connection with fans remains, even after a long break.
While Stefanie had previously hinted at adding more cities, details were kept under wraps — until now.
In her Christmas post, the 47-year-old singer wrote about looking ahead to 2026, saying she was excited for “even smoother performances” and hinted that fans would once again be “performing together” with her.
Shortly after, she confirmed that the next leg of the tour will take her to Hong Kong, Suzhou, Kuala Lumpur and Taipei.
The news was further backed up when Live Nation Taiwan dropped a comment on her post, quietly confirming what fans were already celebrating in the comments section. Malaysian fans, in particular, reacted with excitement, with many speculating that the Kuala Lumpur show could be held at Bukit Jalil National Stadium — though official venue details have yet to be announced.
Earlier this year, Stefanie’s “Just After Sunset” performances left a deep impression, especially during her Kaohsiung Arena shows in August.
The overwhelming volume of fan sing-alongs reportedly moved her to tears on stage, forcing her to pause before continuing.
Fans later wished for more shows in the north, and once again, Stefanie delivered — announcing a Taipei concert as part of her 2026 plans, turning Christmas into a genuine celebration for her supporters.
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Behind the scenes, the tour hasn’t been without its challenges. Stefanie Sun recently shared backstage footage from the Nanjing stop, admitting she was surprised by how quickly the final show of the year arrived. She also revealed that each concert continues to evolve, with changes made to different segments depending on the city, keeping every stop fresh and personal.
She candidly shared that there are moments of pressure and overwhelm, but credited her strong team for keeping everything together.
With her usual dry humour, Stefanie Sun joked that her team already knows her habits well — especially when she casually throws out ideas that they know absolutely must be taken seriously.
For Malaysian fans who have waited years to see Stefanie live again, the countdown has officially begun.
So, are you ready to sing along with Stefanie Sun under the Kuala Lumpur night sky? Drop your dream venue and favourite song — let’s see how loud Malaysia can get.