HK boyband Mirror cancels KL concert, Singapore show will go on as planned

Ticket holders will receive a full refund, and will also have the option to exchange their tickets for Mirror’s Singapore show.

to Kuala Lumpur’s Axiata Arena later this month . Sadly, it was announced yesterday that the show has been cancelled.

According to a statement from Unusual Entertainment, ticket holders will receive a full refund, and will also have the option to exchange their tickets for Mirror’s Singapore show, which will go on as planned on May 1 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium.

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