Almost Monday Holds Debut Concert in Jakarta on November 24, 2024 as part of the “the DIVE tour”

Kapanlagi.com - The indie rock band from San Diego, Almost Monday, will hold their debut concert in Jakarta on November 24, 2024, as part of their world tour, the DIVE tour. This concert will take place at Bali United Studio, West Jakarta, and is highly anticipated by their fans in Southeast Asia.

Known for their energetic performances and catchy songs, Almost Monday has become one of the most exciting bands in the international music scene. After gaining widespread recognition through hit songs like “Broken People” and “Sun Keeps on Shining”, the band continues to expand their fan base worldwide. This concert in Jakarta promises a night full of excitement, where fans can enjoy a lineup of their favorite songs, including the latest single “Can’t Slow Down”.

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Muhammad Panji Prayoga (a.k.a “PJ”), CEO of Collective Touring, expressed his enthusiasm for the event.

“I have always had a mission to support new bands and give them more exposure, especially in Asia and Indonesia. Bringing Almost Monday to Jakarta for the first time is part of that vision—connecting incredible new talent with fans in this region. This concert will be a high-quality international show, as we have always presented since Collective Touring was founded in 2015. We can’t wait to bring the energy and excitement of Almost Monday live to the fans,” he said.

“At Collective Touring, we have built strong relationships with artists and international agents, allowing us to continue bringing world-class concerts to Asia. We are very excited to keep expanding our reach and providing unforgettable music experiences for audiences in Indonesia,” he continued.

2. About Almost Monday

Since their debut in 2020, Almost Monday—consisting of Dawson Daugherty (vocals), Cole Clisby (guitar), and Luke Fabry (bass)—has captured attention with their fresh and energetic sound. Their single, “Broken People”, quickly climbed the charts, followed by a string of hits that made them known to the public, such as “Sun Keeps on Shining” and “Cough Drops”.

The band has performed on various stages around the world, from the United States, Europe, to Asia, and has shared the stage with major artists like Kings of Leon, AJR, and Walk The Moon. Their performance in Jakarta is part of the global The DIVE Tour, which has captivated audiences in various parts of the world.

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