MONSTA X and sold‑out extras

Jakarta’s concert rush is peaking this weekend: MONSTA X is due at The Kasablanka Hall on Saturday, April 18, as promoters for other sold-out acts add extra Indonesia Arena dates. (suara.com) (medcom.id) For MONSTA X, the Jakarta stop is set for 7 p.m. Western Indonesia Time on April 18 at The Kasablanka Hall in South Jakarta as part of the group’s 2026 world tour, “The X: NEXUS.” Ticketing platform Loket lists four price tiers from Rp1.6 million to Rp2.95 million. (loket.com) (suara.com) LitXperience told attendees to exchange tickets for wristbands at The Kasablanka Hall on Friday, April 17, from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m., or on Saturday, April 18, starting at 10:30 a.m. The published rundown says the main gate opens at 2:30 p.m., the soundcheck queue starts at 3 p.m., soundcheck begins at 4 p.m., and the concert starts at 7 p.m. (todaystage.com) Loket’s sales page showed higher-priced Green Send-Off and Pink Soundcheck sections sold out, while Blue and Yellow sections were still available when the page was crawled on April 17. Those categories also carried different fan benefits, including send-off access, soundcheck access and random photocards. (loket.com) (todaystage.com) The Jakarta show also arrives after years of stop-start plans for the group in Indonesia. Today Stage reported this is MONSTA X’s first concert in Indonesia after a planned appearance during the group’s 2017 “Beautiful” Asia tour was canceled. (todaystage.com) This weekend’s MONSTA X date sits inside a wider pattern in Jakarta’s live market, where promoters are extending runs after fast sellouts. Medcom reported that F4, EXO and LANY all added Indonesia Arena dates in 2026 after initial Jakarta shows sold out. (medcom.id) For F4, Medcom said the Jakarta run expanded to three days on May 28-30, 2026 after the first two dates sold out quickly, although another Medcom report published earlier listed the concert for May 30-31, showing how scheduling around the event has shifted. (medcom.id 1) (medcom.id 2) Medcom said EXO and LANY also added Jakarta shows at Indonesia Arena, with the extra performance in each case positioned as the first night of the run rather than an encore date at the end. The additions point to promoters trying to capture demand before the original concert day arrives. (medcom.id) For fans heading to South Jakarta on April 18, the immediate question is less whether Jakarta can fill another arena than whether they have their wristband, identification and entry time sorted before MONSTA X takes the stage. (todaystage.com)