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Homeground Live Vol. VIII: Subculture

Date05/09/2026

Time8:00PM


LanguageEnglish, Bahasa Malaysia

CategoryMusic

TagsModern, Contemporary, Rock, Classic Rock

Duration: 180 minutes without intermission

Doors Open: 10 minutes before the event

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Your homeground for local homegrown music!

Ticketing

Saturday

5th

Sep 2026

8:00PM (GMT+8)

About

ABOUT THE EVENT

“Homeground Live” is Kuala Lumpur's new home for original homegrown music where musicians (bands and singer-songwriters alike) are platformed to exclusively showcase original works. Located at our small art space, pangkin@ejklsseni, in Wangsa Maju, we celebrate originality and original music. By banning covers (no cover songs allowed), we create a space where the artistry of the songwriters and composers takes the spotlight.

The eighth volume of Homeground Live features the theme of Subculture.

ARTIST LINE-UP 

i) Rosanne

ii) The F.O.I

iii) Experiment Melody

iv) Suicidal Sax Machines

v) Sang Deras

vi) The Rudean

EVENT DETAILS

Date: 5 September 2026

Time: 8.00PM

Venue: pangkin@ejklsseni

Ticket: RM30 (via Cloudjoi); RM45 (walk-in)

ABOUT EJKLS SENI

EJKLS Seni (CA0321697-T) is a self-funded social-oriented arts collective with the aim to provide an inclusive safe-space for arts practitioners in Malaysia to create and present original artistic works with social relevance. We intend to champion adult-oriented contents, original art works, and social commentaries in our productions and events; aside from strongly advocating for accessibility towards arts and arts education. Our collective originated as a theatre-based group, and over the years have ventured into other forms of arts, including poetry, music, dance, and visual arts – with the aim to bridge in the gaps between the different scenes in the arts community. TO date, EJKLS Seni has produced multiple events, ranging from theatre productions (i.e., "Egotesticle", “Garam”, “Dara, Darah, & Amarah”, & “Why Do We Dream What We Dream When We Dream What We Dream”), multidisciplinary arts events (i.e., Breaking Borders), poetry events (i.e., “Senggama Kata” & “Pabila Aksara Berasmara”), and music events (i.e., Kampong Session).