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Concert of the Champions – Long Live the Queen to rock Malaysia

Bask in the glorious music of Queen

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 13 Jul 2023 6:30PM

Concert of the Champions – Long Live the Queen to rock Malaysia
Break Free will be performing timeless Queen classics, including ‘We Will Rock You’, ‘We Are the Champions’ and ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’. – Milestone Production pic, July 13, 2023

IF you’ve always longed to witness the electrifying presence of Freddie Mercury and Queen in a live concert, this is it.

This music celebration concert is performed by the band Break Free, described by many as the best in Europe and the most similar to the original.

Coming straight from Italy after a triumphant European tour, Break Free will perform for four nights from September 20 to 23 at Zepp Kuala Lumpur.

Catch the exhilarating Malaysian debut of Concert of the Champions – Long Live The Queen. 

The concert is organised by Milestone Production, which was behind Remembering Whitney – The Greatest Love of All, Yannick Bovy Celebrates 100 Years of Nat King Cole, Madagascar The Musical, Rumour Has It – Adele Her Life and Songs and other shows.

Concert of The Champions – Long Live The Queen will be the first Milestone Production show post-pandemic. It will set the stage for even more exceptional productions that will make their way to our shores soon. 

Break Free’s lead vocalist, Giuseppe Malinconico, as he fearlessly steps into the colossal shoes of Freddie Mercury.

Praised by fans for his meticulous portrayal of the icon, Malinconico’s performance is likened to witnessing the real Freddie, in all his flamboyant and charismatic glory.

The band will be performing timeless Queen classics, including ‘We Will Rock You’, ‘We Are the Champions’, ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’, and many more.

Embrace the spirit of Queen’s musical legacy and be swept away by the melodies and theatrical brilliance that define their iconic sound.

Dubbed by many as the best British band of all time with over 20 songs that reached the top 40 charts in various countries, Queen is one of the most influential bands in music history.

Whether you’re a seasoned fan or a recent convert to Queen, this music celebration concert promises to unite fans under one roof to revel in the timeless greatness of Queen’s music.

Concert details

Show date: September 20–23 

Venue: Zepp Kuala Lumpur 

Time: 8.30pm

Ticket prices: Platinum Box RM4,000 per box; Premium RM550; VIP RM480; CAT A RM380; CAT B RM250; CAT C RM180 

Exclusive offer for Maybank Cardmembers* 

· 20% off for purchase of any two tickets (September 20 or 21 show) 

· 15% off for purchase of any two tickets (September 22 or 23 show)

Exclusive offer for Maybank Premium Cardmembers*

· 25% off for purchase of any two tickets (September 21 show)

For show details and updates, go to Facebook: Milestone Entertainment, Instagram: milestoneentertainment.show. – The Vibes, July 13, 2023

*Applicable only for bookings made from June 19 to September 23 at www.milestone-entertainment.com

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