Happier Than Ever

KUALA LUMPUR: Seven-time Grammy winner Billie Eilish gave an energetic and moving show during her first concert in Malaysia at the Bukit Jalil National ...

M'sians at Billie Eilish concert aren't 'Happier Than Ever' about crappy seat layout · Billie Eilish performing live at Bukit Jalil National Stadium on August 18 ...

[PR Worldwide](http://www.prworldwidelive.com/billie-eilish-happier-than-ever-the-world-tour/), [FAVPNG.com](https://favpng.com/png_view/step-cutting-jewellery-billie-eilish-background-png/zvXmq7QH), and [@xbbengx on Twitter](https://twitter.com/xbbengx/status/1560255958311632896?s=21&t=DCyuxmMW-F52H7ufGw7fsg). and China) by 2030](/life/21168/134-of-singaporeans-will-become-millionaires-higher-than-us-and-china-by-2030) Take for example this photo of the Paramore live concert in 2010, where the main stage was placed much, much closer to where fans were seated. Hopefully, the organizers will have come up with better solutions for seating by then. Some worried that other major artistes thinking about stopping by Malaysia might even be put off by the poor planning as a result. For many Malaysian Eilish diehards, the concert was nothing less than a dream come true.

Concert-goers who paid as much as RM508 for the singer's 'Happier Than Ever, The World Tour' say they could barely see her on stage.

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Eilish entertained fans for one-and-a-half hours in Kuala Lumpur on Aug 18.

The show was a crowd-pleaser as the 20-year-old served up a combination of slow and relaxed tunes as well as upbeat and foot tapping groovy tracks. Several netizens have flooded social media voicing their frustrations and anger about the show. There was also plenty of crowd interactions where Eilish referred to the audience as “cute” and thanked them profusely for attending.

Over 25,000 fans braved through the Kuala Lumpur traffic to watch Billie Eilish perform live for the first time in Malaysia.

“You guys, this has been so much fun. “IDWTBYA”/ “Lovely” Unfortunately, the same can’t be said about those who bought tickets to the seated zones. “The 30th” – which is dedicated to a dear friend – was delivered beautifully, despite Billie expressing her hesitancy on tackling a vocally-challenging song. Although we were thoroughly entertained by the arena lights and uptempo performances, our favourite moments were when Billie sang her more emotional songs. Besides her hyperactive and bubbly side, we were surprised to see Billie show off her sensual personality when gyrated on the stage floor. The stadium ate it up when the cheers went up a notch louder. Before we go on, everybody up in the back, are you good up there?” the singer-songwriter was seen interacting with the crowd. A few performances in, Billie gave a shoutout to her brother producer Finneas (who was “Everybody in the motherf*,” Billie stopped just in time before correcting herself, saying, “in this place, are you good?” Nice save girl! At just 20 years old, the Grammy and Oscar winner has proven time and time again why she’s a force to be reckon with in music – despite having only 2 studio albums out. Over 25,000 fans braved through the Kuala Lumpur traffic to watch Billie Eilish perform live for the first time in Malaysia.