International interest in YE LIVE IN JAKARTA 2026 is growing ahead of the October concert, with ticket purchases recorded from Australia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Vietnam, the United States, the United Arab Emirates, Bangladesh and Finland.

Category 4 tickets are now nearing sell out as fans from Indonesia and overseas prepare to travel to Jakarta for YE’s first show in the country.
Presented by Raw Vision Collective, the concert will take place on 24 October 2026 at Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium. The show will bring YE’s Globe Stage to Jakarta for a 360-degree stadium experience combining music, visual art, lighting, pyrotechnics and immersive stage design.
The Globe Stage is one of the defining elements of YE’s recent live performances. Designed around a 360-degree format, it places audiences around the production and brings together high-resolution visuals, lighting, pyrotechnics, music, visual art and stage design as part of a single immersive show.
For international fans planning their trip, YE LIVE IN JAKARTA 2026 is also offering ticket and hotel packages that combine two concert tickets with accommodation at selected hotels in Jakarta. The packages are intended to simplify travel planning by bringing the concert and accommodation together in one booking.
Fans can choose between 2 Days & 1 Night or 3 Days & 2 Nights packages, with hotel options available across Jakarta. The extended stays also give overseas visitors the opportunity to experience more of the city beyond the concert venue, including its food, fashion, art, shopping, nightlife and culture.
With fans travelling from multiple international markets, the concert is positioning itself as more than a single night of live entertainment. The event aims to turn the concert into an opportunity for visitors to explore Jakarta while highlighting the city’s growing role in Asia’s live entertainment scene.
The initiative also points to the potential of major international concerts to support Indonesia’s tourism, hospitality and creative sectors, while encouraging overseas audiences to experience Jakarta as part of their concert journey.