Sid Sriram live in Johor Bahru at Arena Larkin on 28 Nov

Sid Sriram live in Johor Bahru is set for 28 November at Arena Larkin. See the time, seating rules, entry terms and why KL fans must look to Johor.

Sid Sriram live in Johor Bahru is set for Saturday, 28 November 2026 at the Arena Larkin Indoor Stadium. The show starts at 8pm, according to the ticket listing. It is the singer’s next Malaysian date, after his Kuala Lumpur show in July. The stadium is in Larkin, close to Johor Bahru’s main roads and its planned e-ART corridors.

However, fans who missed the KL show have no second Kuala Lumpur date to look to. The Heart and Soul 4.0 show took place on 18 July at Unifi Arena in Bukit Jalil. Therefore, the next listed Malaysian date is in Johor, and it is less than three weeks away.

Overall, here is what the listing says about the show, the entry rules and how to plan your night.

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Sid Sriram show details

The Johor Bahru concert is on 28 November 2026 at 8pm. The venue is the Arena Larkin Indoor Stadium in Larkin, Johor Bahru. In addition, the listing is on the Ticket2u site.

The ticket page says the layout is free seating and standing. That means seats are not assigned by number. However, the page does not explain how the free seating zones will work.

The Johor listing shows no ticket prices on its page. It also does not name an organiser. Therefore, buyers should confirm both before they pay.

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The KL show was organised by VNK Ventures under the Woodmark Events banner. It was held at 7pm on a Saturday in July. A promotional article links the Johor show to the same Heart and Soul series.

Entry rules to know

The ticket terms are strict. Tickets cannot be refunded or exchanged. Each ticket allows a single entry, so there is no re-entry once you leave the arena.

Children aged six and above need a ticket. However, children under 15 are not allowed into the Rockzone area. Parents should plan seating for younger children away from that zone.

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Late arrivals are also covered. A guest who arrives more than 90 minutes after the start time may be refused entry. Moreover, the show starts at 8pm, so the cut-off falls late in the night.

The page does not explain the “BNPL” in the event title. It is likely a payment option, but the page does not say. Check the checkout page before you buy. Moreover, read the payment terms closely, since the ticket terms bar refunds.

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Planning your night

Larkin is a busy part of Johor Bahru, so plan your travel early. Meanwhile, heavy rain has hit several states this month, so check the forecast before you leave. A wet Saturday night can slow traffic.

Fans coming from across the border can read about more cross-border taxis from 16 November. Likewise, those driving should allow extra time for parking near the arena.

Buy tickets only through the official Ticket2u listing. Be careful with resale offers, because the tickets cannot be refunded. The short link for the event is t2u.asia/e/52041.

In short, Sid Sriram live in Johor Bahru is on 28 November at 8pm, with no refunds. Confirm prices and organiser details before you buy.

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