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Ye’s First Jakarta Show Confirmed With Massive Stadium Concert In October 2026

Fans can buy tickets starting from July 29.

Monica Paing by Monica Paing
July 29, 2026
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Ye’s First Jakarta Show Confirmed With Massive Stadium Concert In October 2026
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Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, has officially announced his first-ever concert in Indonesia as part of his “Ye Live Tour 2026.” The Grammy-winning rapper will perform at Jakarta’s Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium on October 24, 2026, making Indonesia the only Southeast Asian stop on his world tour.

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The announcement ended months of speculation about Ye’s possible debut performance in the country. Jakarta-based promoter Raw Vision Collective confirmed the concert on Friday, sharing details of the event and announcing that tickets will go on sale from July 29.

Jakarta Becomes Only Southeast Asia Stop

The Jakarta concert has also been added to Ye’s official tour schedule, confirming Indonesia as part of his 2026 global tour. Before arriving in Jakarta, Ye is scheduled to perform in cities including Madrid, the Algarve, and New Orleans.

After the Southeast Asian performance, the artist will return to the United States for a two-night show in Chicago in September before continuing his tour activities.

The upcoming tour supports Ye’s latest studio album, “BULLY,” which was released on March 28. The album features collaborations with artists including Travis Scott, André 3000, CeeLo Green, Don Toliver, and Peso Pluma.

Concert rumors started earlier this year

Rumors about Ye performing in Jakarta began in April after the message “Ye. Jakarta. Coming soon 2026” appeared on a videotron during the official BULLY listening party at Bengkel Space in South Jakarta.

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At the time, no official concert date or venue was announced, leaving fans waiting for confirmation. The latest announcement has now revealed the full details of the highly anticipated show.

Ticket Prices and Sales Details

Tickets for “Ye Live in Jakarta” will be available from July 29 at 10am WIB through the concert’s official website. General admission tickets start at IDR 1.875 million (about S$155) for Cat 4 seats.

Festival A and Festival B tickets are priced at IDR 3.5 million (about S$290), while Cat 1 seats cost IDR 4.875 million (about S$405). The Super Fans Festival package is available at IDR 5.85 million (about S$486).

The highest standard ticket prices are VIP East and VIP West at IDR 9.85 million (about S$818). Royal Suite and Sky Box packages will be available through booking inquiries. All ticket prices exclude taxes and ticketing fees.

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