Rich Brian to Kick Off World Tour Where Is My Head? in Jakarta on November 29

Jakarta – Rich Brian is ready to rock Jakarta with the concert entitled Where Is My Head? World Tour 2025. This event will not only mark the kickoff of his world tour but also his final performance in Indonesia.
The concert is scheduled to take place on November 29, 2025, at Beach City International Stadium, Ancol, Jakarta. In their press release on Wednesday (11/12/2025), the event was promised to be one of the most historic music moments at the end of the year. It’s not just for Rich Brian’s fans, but also for the entire Indonesian music industry.
As the starting point of his global tour, Rich Brian is preparing a show with international-scale production, complete with a grand stage setup, immersive visuals, and a setlist that will evoke nostalgia, from Dat $tick, Glow Like Dat, Edamame, to his latest works representing his current musical era.
Budi Aloka, CEO of ALOKA as the concert promoter, stated that this event is not just a typical show, but a celebration of Rich Brian’s extraordinary journey from a Jakarta kid who went global and is now returning to his homeland with pride.
‘This concert is not just a performance, it’s a symbol of a journey. Rich Brian started from Indonesia, then conquered the world, and now he’s back to kick off his global tour and close the stage here. This is not just a concert, but history,’ said Budi Aloka.
As the opening concert of the world tour, the Where Is My Head? stage will be packed with a visual concept combining urban, futuristic, and a hint of nostalgia elements. The design is said to represent Rich Brian’s evolution from a young energetic rapper to a global artist with a mature identity.
Tickets for Rich Brian’s concert can be purchased at loket.com and www.richbriantourjkt.com, with various price categories to suit your budget, folks.
‘We want everyone, all of Rich Brian’s fans, to be part of this moment. This opening and final concert of Rich Brian in Indonesia will have many unforgettable surprises,’ added Budi Aloka.