HOLOPIS.COM, JAKARTA – Indonesian pop band Kahitna will celebrate four decades in the music industry with a special anniversary concert titled “KAHITNA 40 TAHUN”, scheduled for Sept. 5, 2026, at the Nusantara International Convention Exhibition (NICE) in PIK 2, Jakarta.
As reported by Holopis.com, the concert is organized by Enjoy Live Experience and will celebrate the band’s 40-year musical journey under the theme “Di Antara Takkan Tergantinya Cantik & Titik Nadir Mantan Terindah,” highlighting the emotions, memories, and love stories that have connected Kahitna with generations of fans.
The event is expected to draw tens of thousands of fans, known collectively as Soulmates, from across Indonesia and overseas.
The anniversary concert also marks the culmination of a long-running collaboration between Enjoy Live Experience, Kahitna, and renowned Indonesian composer and musician Yovie Widianto, who founded the band in 1986.
Presented under the concept “The Soulmate Journey,” the show will feature an immersive stage production, enhanced visual effects, and a more intimate concert experience designed to celebrate the band’s enduring legacy.
“This is our greatest tribute to the fans who have stood by Kahitna throughout the past four decades,” Yovie said, Holopis.com reported, Tuesday (7/7).
“For 40 years, Kahitna has been part of countless life stories. People have fallen in love, experienced heartbreak, gotten married, started families, and even introduced our songs to the next generation. We hope every Soulmate who attends will feel they are part of the biggest milestone in Kahitna’s journey,” he said.
The organizers selected NICE PIK 2 as the venue because of its larger capacity and facilities, allowing the concert to accommodate fans from multiple generations.
Public demand has been strong, with most second-phase tickets already sold out, including the Diamond, Platinum, Gold, and Silver categories.
Only Festival A, priced at Rp1.35 million, and Festival B, priced at Rp975,000, remain available through official ticketing platforms while supplies last.
