Rod Stewart “Live in Concert, One Last Time” Kuala Lumpur (Tickets)

What to Bring to a Concert Checklist
Here’s the ultimate concert essentials checklist with what to bring to a concert!

1. Bag
While every venue has different regulations for bags that you’re allowed to bring inside, the general rule of thumb seems to be a clear plastic, vinyl or PVC bag that does not exceed 12″ x 6″ x 12″.
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2. Binocular
If your seats are far from the stage, a small pair of binoculars will really enhance your concert-viewing experience.
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3. Earplugs
Wear ear plugs to protect your valuable hearing, without ruining your music experience. To help prevent noise-induced hearing loss, wear hearing protectors to limit your exposure to potentially damaging sounds. Make sure your ears are well protected!
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4. Phone
You’ll be using your phone a lot at a concert. You’ll be using them to take pics and videos of the atmosphere.
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5. Portable Charger or Power Bank
These are going to drain your phone batteries so make sure to bring a fully charged power bank with you. And don’t forget the cables as well!
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6. Portable Fan
Consider bringing along a portable fan to your next concert so you can keep cool and refreshed throughout the show.
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7. Disposable Poncho
Poncho perfect for emergency or outdoor activity like concert. It is lightweight and easy to carry
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8. Panadol
It’s always good to carry a strip to a concert.
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9. Tissues/Hand Sanitizer/Wipes
You’re going to sweat a lot in a crowded place, it’s good to be handy with a tissue. Wet tissues are also needed when there is no running water to clean your hands. Make sure to bring a pack of disinfecting wipes!
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10. Mints or Gum
It’s easy to get dehydrated, get a dry mouth, and feel sluggish at shows. Popping a piece of gum or a mint in your mouth can help with that.
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11. Food
Make sure you stay energized and start the day with a good breakfast. Also, eating a healthy lunch will prevent your tummy from rumbling in the middle of the show.

12. Cash or Debit/Credit Cards.

13. Your Concert Ticket
Please check that you have your tickets before you leave for concert. Printed tickets are becoming less of a necessity with mobile ticketing apps. But if they are allowed at your event, printing a physical ticket is a reliable backup just in case anything happens to your phone!

Confirm Your Entry Method
Whether you go paperless and enter using your mobile device or print your tickets at home, make sure you have everything you need to get in to the event. Most venues offer the following ticket options – click the links for more details and double check your event and ticket order for more information.

Get There On Time or Early
Don’t miss a single beat. Arriving early gets you first dibs on food, drinks, merchandise, and amenities like coat check.