Rumor has it, that one of music's biggest names is finally bringing his spectacular tour to Asia. Having never done a proper stadium tour in Asia at this scale, The Weeknd hints to the After Hours Til Dawn tour finally making its way to Asia. Possible stops include Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Japan, Hong Kong and Indonesia.
The rumors first started swirling after several Live Nation Instagram accounts corresponding to countries such as Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan and Malaysia posted an Instagram reel which was captioned a foreshadowing of the final leg capturing the absolute electric energy and excitement that surges in the atmosphere as The Weeknd commands the stage effortlessly. Fans in the comments rejoiced as they anticipate the official ticketing announcements, sharing that they've been waiting for the show to finally hit Asia.
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Aside from the straightforward reels that were posted to social media, a series of more cryptic clues pointing at a possible Asia tour have also surfaced. A now deleted Instagram story by an official account affiliated with The Weeknd, featured a reposted picture of a Japanese fashion designer holding an After Hours Til Dawn tour t-shirt which displayed Asia dates including Bangkok, Manila, Taipei and Seoul on the back. His creative director commented about the Instagram story stating that nothing Abel ever does publicly is random.
In a more formal and official confirmation of the Asia tour, the governor of Jakarta, Pramano Anung issued a statement sharing that he has been informed about an impending visit by The Weeknd. "It's true, I got a report from The Weeknd. He is one of my favourites. He will perform, hopefully it really happens," He states.
As anticipation is reaching fever pitch across the region, fans await official dates and venues to be confirmed, the growing wave of clues has only fuelled excitement surrounding what could become a landmark moment for Asian fans who have waited years to witness the scale of After Hours Til Dawn live. If the rumours prove true, the tour’s arrival would not only mark The Weeknd’s biggest run in Asia to date, but also further cement the region as a major destination for global stadium touring acts.
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