Perdana TripleS Concert In Jakarta Canceled Due To Visa Problem

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Synergy Entertainment as the promoter has announced the cancellation of the tripleS inaugural concert in Jakarta, which was originally planned to be held at The Kasablanka Hall, Central Jakarta on January 18.

Through the official Instagram account, the promoter said that the cancellation of the concert titled triples Come True in Jakarta was decided after going through many considerations.

"After considering carefully, with a heavy heart we announce the cancellation of the ," reads Synergy Entertainment's statement uploaded Tuesday, December 31.

The promoter said there were problems related to the visas of the members, which ultimately made the cancellation of the concert unavoidable.

While we are very happy to be able to provide an unforgettable concert experience for fans, unexpected visa complications and local circumstances make this event unresurable.

However, regarding the so-called 'local situation', the promoter did not provide further information.

We deeply regret the inconvenience caused by this cancellation and ask for your understanding. For ticket refunds, please contact your initial ticket vendor, www.myticket.asia and www.trip.com.

MODHAUS as the tripleS agency has also issued a statement regarding this cancellation. They confirmed the visa problems experienced by members.

"Hello, this is MODHAUS. We would like to inform you that the show scheduled for January 18, 2025 at The Kasablanka Hall in Jakarta had to be canceled due to uncontrolled factors, such as local circumstances and visa issues," the agency said in a statement.

The cancellation of the tripleS inaugural concert in Jakarta is one of the bad records in the Indonesian performance industry, where many concerts have been canceled and postponed throughout 2024.

For January 2025 alone, there are already two major concerts that failed to be held. In addition to the tripleS concert, the Dewa 19 featuring All Stars 2.0 concert must be postponed until September 6.