Can Malaysia Become A Concert Hub?

Para Rajagopal, Founder, ALIFE, Managing Director, PR Worldwide

24-Sep-25 07:45

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Malaysia’s live entertainment scene has been in the spotlight recently, due to discussions over dress codes. Earlier this year, the government introduced new guidelines and incentives to position Malaysia as a concert hub. To unpack these initiatives, we speak with Para Rajagopal, Founder of ALIFE, a collective of concert promoters.

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Produced by: Natalie Tan

Presented by: Shazana Mokhtar, Wong Shou Ning, Elaine Boey

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Categories: government, music, performing arts

Tags: puspal, dress code, audience, concert, performances,

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