Trevor Noah will perform a second show in Kuala Lumpur on November 10 following the sell-out of his previously announced Malaysian debut, extending the comedian’s Asia Tour 2026 stop in the capital.
The additional performance will take place at 8pm at Idea Live Arena, Kuala Lumpur, a day after Noah’s first scheduled Malaysian show on November 9. Both performances are presented by LOL Asia and BOHM.
Tickets for the newly added show go on sale today, September 15, at 1pm Malaysian time, exclusively through Fantopia’s official ticketing platform.

The decision to add another performance follows strong demand for the November 9 show, which sold out after tickets went on sale.
Rizal Kamal, CEO of LOL Asia, said the response had made an additional night the natural next step.
“So, we’re giving Malaysia another night. Clearly, one Trevor Noah show was never going to be enough,” he said.
Second show follows strong demand
The second date gives fans who missed out on the first performance another chance to attend Noah’s long-awaited Malaysian debut.
The South African-born comedian has built an international following through stand-up, television, books, podcasts and streaming specials. He is also widely recognised for his seven-year tenure as host of The Daily Show, where he became known for combining observations on current affairs with commentary on culture and everyday life.
His Kuala Lumpur appearance is part of a broader Asia tour, bringing his current live comedy to audiences across the region.
For Malaysian fans, the addition of a second show also reflects the level of interest surrounding Noah’s first performance in the country.

Fans urged to use official ticketing platform
The November 10 performance is scheduled for Tuesday at Idea Live Arena, with doors and other event arrangements subject to organiser announcements.
Tickets will be available exclusively through Fantopia from 1pm today. Organisers have urged fans to purchase only through the official platform and to avoid scalpers and unauthorised third-party sellers.
With the original November 9 show already sold out, the newly announced performance provides an additional opportunity for audiences to experience Noah’s stand-up comedy in Kuala Lumpur.









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