On July 5, 2025, Mandopop vocal powerhouse Della (丁当) lit up Kuala Lumpur’s Mega Star Arena with her emotionally charged A Night Tour, marking a return to Malaysia after a two-year absence. The show held extra meaning—on July 6, she officially celebrated her 18th anniversary in the music industry.
“This year, I’m finally an adult!” she joked onstage, receiving roaring applause from fans who’ve followed her journey from debut to diva.
Electrifying Energy and Classic Anthems
Opening with an energetic dance-pop medley, Della transitioned seamlessly between her titles as “the ballad queen” and a high-energy performer. Tracks like “Night Cat” , “Cross” and “It’s Cupid’s Fault” set the pace for a night of musical highs, while her powerful vocals never wavered.
“You don’t need a cue in Malaysia. You always dance and sing with me naturally,” she praised the crowd, highlighting the unique energy of her Malaysian fanbase.
Embracing Solitude and Sharing Warmth
Midway through the concert, Della delved into themes of solitude and growth, performing emotive tracks like “One Half” and ” I am who I am”. She reminded fans that loneliness isn’t something to fear—it’s something that shapes us.
Her heartfelt moments included reading fan messages and even a cheeky on-stage interaction where she jokingly warned against running into an ex. Her latest single, “Never See You Again”, was a fan-favorite during this segment.
A Local Tribute in Song and Style
The show’s highlight came when Della emerged in a stunning traditional Baju Kebaya, drawing gasps and applause. Her performance of the Malay song “Masing-Masing” , which she had practiced for months, was met with heartfelt cheers. Ending with ”I Love Him“ , composed by Malaysian artist Eric Chou, she brought the house down in a unifying sing-along.
Looking Ahead with Gratitude
“These 18 years, I’ve grown with every song,” she shared. “To sing for you, to be part of your lives—this is my greatest joy.” Before leaving the stage, she teased her upcoming “A Night Tour” dates at Taipei Arena in November and expressed hope to return to Malaysia soon.
It was a night filled with laughter, emotion, tradition, and love. Della didn’t just sing—she connected, celebrated, and created a memory that Malaysian fans will treasure for years to come.
