Westlife Returns to Concert in Jakarta on February 11, 2023, Here's the Ticket Price!

Kapanlagi.com - Irish boyband, Westlife will return to greet their fans in Indonesia in a concert titled THE WILD DREAMS TOUR. The concert, promoted by PK Entertainment and Sound Rhythm, will be held at the Madya Stadium Gelora Bung Karno in Jakarta on February 11, 2023.

"We are very happy to announce again today, an international artist stadium-scale concert. The (Westlife) concert itself will be on February 11, 2023," said Harry Sudarma, Co-Founder & Chief Operating Officer of PK Entertainment during a press conference at CGV Grand Indonesia, Central Jakarta, on Tuesday (24/5).

1. Ticket Sales

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Ticket sales will start on Saturday, May 28, 2022 at 10.00 AM WIB on the official website www.westlifeinjakarta.com and through the Super Apps Livin' by Mandiri. The promoter also explained the reason for selling tickets earlier than the concert time.

"It's more because we discuss and check the artist management timeline and approval. So that it's easier for fans from a distance to announce the concert. Can provide support for events and concerts in Indonesia. If true Westlife fans would want to buy it right away. But there are some who can save up to prepare," explained Harry Sudarma.

2. Ticket Prices

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The ticket prices are divided into five categories: Cat 5 (Rp.1,450,000), Cat 4 (Rp.1,750,000), Cat 3 (Rp.2,450,000), Cat 2 (Rp.2,750,000), Cat 1 (Rp.3,500,000) and VVIP, which can be contacted directly with the promoter.

To minimize scalpers, the promoter also limits ticket purchases to a maximum of eight tickets per transaction.

"The ticket purchase limit per transaction is eight people," said Harry Sudarma.

3. Comfortable Seating for Audience

For comfort and safety, all audience members will sit according to the ticket number purchased.

"Because of the health protocol regulations and COVID-19, everything is prepared so that the flow from ticket entry, watching until going home can run smoothly. There are numbers too, so there is no need to run around, just sit in front it will be much safer," said Harry Sudarma.

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