Priscilla Abby at the Arena of Stars: Genting's 5 December night

Ten years ago, Priscilla Abby was a 19-year-old from Malaysia uploading EDM-inspired covers that kept going viral. On Saturday 5 December 2026 she walks onto the Arena of Stars stage at Resorts World Genting to mark the decade, in a solo concert she has simply called 19+. It is her first solo headline show in two years, and it is built as a nostalgia trip: a Y2K-themed production, a poster that puts the 19-year-old and the 29-year-old side by side, and a set that traces the road from bedroom covers to her own electronic C-pop catalogue.

What you need to know, in short: Priscilla Abby's 19+ Malaysia Concert 2026 is at the Arena of Stars, Resorts World Genting, on Saturday 5 December 2026, starting at 6pm sharp. Despite the name, 19+ is not an age limit: it marks the age her career began, and Resorts World Genting's terms admit children with tickets. Seats run from RM188 (PS2) to RM488 (VVIP), plus a RM4 processing fee, and Genting Rewards members get 10 percent off the top three tiers. Tickets can be booked through Trip.com and the resort's own channels.

What the 19+ actually means

Clear this up first, because the title invites the wrong reading. On Resorts World Genting's own event page, 19+ is explained as a nod to the age Priscilla Abby's music career began, and the concert is a ten-year anniversary statement, not an adults-only night. The resort's ticketing terms say every attendee, including children, must hold a ticket, and there is even a child rate of RM50 for children shorter than 95cm, who sit without a seat of their own. So this is a fan night across generations, and the theme is the millennium she grew up in, not a door policy.

The night itself

The show starts at 6pm sharp, and the resort asks everyone to be seated by then: late arrivals may be held until a suitable break. That early start shapes the whole evening. It leaves the rest of the Genting night open afterwards, dinner up top, the Skytropolis indoor theme park, the casino floor for those who want it, and the cool highland air that is half the reason Malaysians drive up in the first place. The Arena of Stars is the resort's roofed amphitheatre, so December rain is not a factor, and every seat faces the stage in a proper concert bowl.

Expect the production to lean into the anniversary. The Y2K theme runs through the staging, and the two-ages poster tells you the shape of the set: the viral covers where it started, and the original songs, sung in her electronic C-pop style, that she has built since. For Malaysian fans who found her online a decade ago, this is the homecoming show.

Tickets and prices

Resorts World Genting lists four tiers: VVIP at RM488, VIP at RM388, PS1 at RM288 and PS2 at RM188, each subject to a RM4 processing fee. Genting Rewards members paying by cash, card or Genting Points get 10 percent off VVIP, VIP and PS1, which brings those to RM439.20, RM349.20 and RM259.20. Tickets are also carried on Trip.com and the resort's own channels. Two house rules worth knowing before you go: tickets are not refundable or exchangeable, and strictly no photography or video recording is allowed during the show.

Making a Genting night of it

Genting Highlands sits about an hour's drive above Kuala Lumpur, and the easy way up is the Awana SkyWay gondola from Awana Central, which drops you inside the resort complex. If you are driving, leave KL earlier than feels necessary; Saturday traffic up the hill builds from mid-afternoon, and a 6pm sharp start does not wait.

Staying the night is the relaxed version. The resort's own hotels range from the vast First World Hotel to the Genting Grand, and staying up top means the post-show evening is a stroll rather than a descent. Book the room with the tickets, not after: concert Saturdays at Genting fill the resort, and the stay path on this page will show you what is left near the Arena of Stars.

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