Promotor Announces Cancellation Of Wicked Wonderland In Malaysia And Indonesia

Wicked Wonderland (Instagram @wickedwonderland.id)

JAKARTA - Ismaya Live and Future Sound Asia as promoters have announced that the Wicked Wonderland event in Malaysia and Indonesia will certainly not be held.

"With a heavy heart, we announce the cancellation of the 2024 Wicked Wonderland in Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta due to unexpected circumstances beyond our control," the promoter wrote in a joint upload caption on Instagram, Friday, October 11.

"We apologize profusely for the inconvenience, and the details of the refund will soon be shared. Thank you for your continued understanding and support."

It is known that the 2024 Wicked Wonderland was originally scheduled for October 30 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and November 1 in Jakarta, Indonesia.

Promoters call unexpected circumstances beyond their control the reason for the cancellation.

"It's a difficult decision to cancel this event was made after exploring all possible options and we sincerely apologize for the inconvenience."

Previously, Wicked Wonderland in Indonesia had even announced the disjoki and music producer from the United States, Illenium as performers, on June 5.

With this cancellation, it is certain that fans will not meet Illenium as previously scheduled.

Regarding the refund, the promoter will provide further information in the near future.

For information, Wicked Wonderland was presented as an event to celebrate Halloween in a new and more memorable way.

Argi Wibawa as Brand Manager of Ismaya Live, in a press release on June 3, said that Wicked Wonderland will feature various music performances, interactive installations, and typical Halloween decorations.

Visitors can enjoy an atmosphere that combines Halloween sensations with the magic of the land.

"Wicked Wonderland will feature well-known performances from the world of electronic music, combined with stunning elements of a Halloween celebration, where music and experiences combined perfectly, captivated the audience with a touch of wonder," said Argi Wibawa.