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Event · Kuala Lumpur
Chen Jia sings Teresa Teng with the MPO: 7 and 8 Nov, from RM299
On top of the listed price, add RM5 per ticket and 3.5% per online transaction. No children under 8 in the hall unless otherwise indicated.
Official schedule: 7–8 November 2026. Dates are from the organiser's announcement. We cannot confirm that the event is running on any particular day.
Chen Jia sings Teresa Teng with the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra (MPO) on 7–8 November 2026 at Dewan Filharmonik PETRONAS (DFP) in the PETRONAS Twin Towers: twice, one Saturday evening and one Sunday afternoon. The MPO event page names Sweet As Honey (甜蜜蜜), Walk The Road of Life (漫步人生路), Evening Primrose (夜来香) and Ocean Rhyme (海韵).
At a glance
- When: Saturday 7 November at 20:00; Sunday 8 November at 15:00.
- Tickets: RM299, RM349, RM399 and RM449 (the ticket page says from RM299). On top of the listed price, add RM5 per ticket and 3.5% per online transaction, so you pay a little more than the price shown. All prices here were last checked on 2 November 2026.
- Discounts: 10% off for MyKad holders (code MYKAD10) and 15% off for senior citizens (code SENIOR15); enter the code at checkout, and have a valid ID ready. Discounts cannot be combined.
- Buying: online at mpo.com.my, or in person at the Box Office. For the Sunday concert on 8 November, the Box Office opens from 12:00 until the concert starts. All sales are final and there are no refunds, so be sure before you pay.
- Getting there: Level 2, Tower 2 of the PETRONAS Twin Towers. Take the Kelana Jaya Line to KLCC station (KJ10); if you're driving, there's a basement autopay car park at KLCC; follow the signs for "Dewan Filharmonik PETRONAS".
Highlights
- Who's on stage: the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Francis Kan, with Chen Jia on vocals.
- What the MPO says about her: Chen Jia returns as one of the foremost vocalists to capture Teresa Teng's sublime spirit and silken tone, singing these cherished songs with "stunning authenticity".
- Short enough to bring the grandparents along: about 75 minutes in all, including a 20-minute interval.
- Suites: RM499 or RM549 a seat, and the organiser says these include light refreshments.
Before you go
- Who gets in: children under 8 are not admitted to the hall unless otherwise indicated. The organiser says a ticket bought by a wheelchair user includes a complimentary ticket for a companion; if you have questions about access, call the Box Office on 03 2331 7007 or email contactus@dfp.com.my.
- Getting in and the house rules: the concert starts promptly, and latecomers are admitted only at the interval or a suitable break in the programme. If you leave the hall during the performance, you will also have to wait for the next break to get back in. Switch your phone off. No recording, and no food or drink in the hall.
- Dress smart casual: no torn jeans, shorts, collarless T-shirts, sweatshirts, singlets, sports attire, slippers or flip-flops at any time. Backpacks, luggage and umbrellas go into the Level 1 lockers, which the organiser says are free and open from 30 minutes before the performance until 30 minutes after it ends.
- Not announced yet: the full programme, and whether the two performances have the same songs. Artists and repertoire may also change without notice.
Places nearby
The hall is inside the PETRONAS Twin Towers. If you want a meal before the show, these three are on HiGo's merchant listings, within 500m of the hall (as the crow flies), rated 4.3 or higher with 200 or more reviews and a real photo on file (figures from 2 and 4 September 2026):
Ratings and review counts come from Google's public data, as recorded by HiGo on 4 September 2026. They are not a HiGo ranking or recommendation.
