K-pop band DAY6 has sold out their concert at Axiata Arena in Kuala Lumpur on Jan. 31, 2026, as part of their 10th Anniversary Tour 'The Decade.'
The concert marked a significant milestone for the four-member group, which consists of members Sungjin, Young K, Wonpil, and Dowoon. The band celebrated their decade-long career journey with fans called "My Days" through a series of special performances across Asia.
The Kuala Lumpur show came shortly after successful concerts in other Southeast Asian cities, continuing the momentum of their highly anticipated anniversary tour.
The Axiata Arena venue, located in Bukit Jalil, hosted the event starting at 5:00 PM on Saturday evening. The concert featured multiple ticket categories ranging from standing zone seats to VIP packages, with prices starting from RM398 to RM1,098 for VIP seating options, according to allkpop.
Ticket sales began with a Live Nation presale on Sept. 23, 2025, which sold out completely within hours. The general public sale followed on Sept. 24, 2025, and tickets continued to sell rapidly as fans competed to secure their spots.
This anniversary tour was particularly special because it coincided with the release of DAY6's fourth full-length album, "The Decade," which dropped on Sept. 5, 2025. This album represented their first regular studio album release in nearly six years, making it a significant return to the recording scene.
The tour itself began with two historic opening shows at Goyang Sports Complex in South Korea on Aug. 30-31, 2025, where the band made history as the first Korean band to perform at a stadium venue.
The Kuala Lumpur concert was one of several international stops for the band. Other Asia-Pacific cities included Bangkok (Sept. 27, 2025), Ho Chi Minh City (October 18, 2025), Hong Kong (Jan. 17, 2026), and Manila (Jan. 24, 2026).
Each concert showcased DAY6's signature rock-pop sound combined with heartfelt ballads and fan-favorite hits that have defined their career over the past decade.
The band's performance setlist typically included both their classic hits and new material from "The Decade" album. Based on their other tour stops, fans could expect to hear fan favorites like "Zombie," "Congratulations," and "You Were Beautiful," alongside high-energy anthems such as "Shoot Me" and "Time of Our Life," Live Nation reported.
The concert also featured tracks from their latest album, including "Disco Day," "Take All My Heart," and "Dream Bus," providing audiences with a mix of nostalgic and fresh content.
The sold-out status demonstrated DAY6's strong fanbase and their continued relevance in the K-pop industry, even as a rock band in a market dominated by pop groups.
Their ability to fill major concert venues in multiple countries reflected years of consistent music releases, engaging live performances, and deep connections with their global audience.
The anniversary tour represented not just a celebration of the band's past achievements but also an affirmation of their enduring musical impact and loyal fan community, as per Zalora.
