After nearly two decades, Indonesia’s renowned 3 Diva set to return to Malaysia this November for TIMELESS concert
KUALA LUMPUR, Sep 1 — Nearly two decades after they last appeared together in Malaysia, Indonesian vocal powerhous...
KUALA LUMPUR, Sep 1 — After a two-decade hiatus, Indonesian vocal sensations Kris Dayanti, Ruth Sahanaya and Titi DJ are set to return to Malaysia's stage this November for a concert titled 3DIVA LIVE IN MALAYSIA 2026 [TIMELESS]. The iconic trio, known as 3 Diva, will grace the Unifi Arena in Kuala Lumpur on November 22. 3 Diva, stylized as DI3VA, is a legendary Indonesian pop vocal supergroup formed in 2006, bringing together three celebrated female soloists.
Each singer had established her own career and unique identity before joining forces, creating a distinct blend of musical personalities. The group's early performances were influenced by Erwin Gutawa and Jay Subiyakto, and their large-scale concerts set them apart within Indonesia's entertainment scene. 3 Diva has released two collaborative albums, Semua Jadi Satu (2006) and DI3VA (2008), featuring hit songs like A Lotta Love, Adilkah Ini Untukku, and Mencinta (Loving).
The trio previously performed together in Malaysia in 2007 during the peak of their individual careers. Despite not being a permanent group, they reunited in 2016 for performances in Yogyakarta, Jakarta, and Surabaya. In 2022, they made appearances at major events, including Synchronize Fest. In January 2025, they joined younger generation singers for Super Diva at Indonesia Arena in Jakarta, celebrating different generations of Indonesian female vocal talent.
This Malaysia concert represents a significant moment in the trio's legacy, offering audiences the chance to see them reunite on a stage where they have not performed for nearly two decades. Ticket sales for the concert will open on September 5, 2026, exclusively through MAISEAT. Seven ticket categories will be available, ranging from SVIP at RM1,098 to CAT 5 at RM238. For more information on the concert, visit T-Rex Studio's social media channels.
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