Kaka Azraff, Insomniacks Entertain Thousands At HKI 2026 Mini Concert

By Bernama Lifestyle Reporter

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 8 (Bernama) -- The weekend afternoon at Titiwangsa Lake Gardens Pavilion came alive as Internet Safety Day (HKI) 2026 drew to a close with a mini concert featuring a line-up of local artistes, entertaining thousands of visitors.

At around 3.40 pm, Leaism opened the show with her song Gerakkan Aku, followed by performances by popular artistes, including Ismail Izzani, Kaka Azraff, Insomniacks, Kmy Kmo and Luca Sickta.

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Leaism, whose real name is Ilyahida, captured the audience’s attention when she performed Datuk Sheila Majid’s hit Sinaran, presented with a fresh arrangement that prompted the crowd to sing along.

The atmosphere heated up further when Ismail Izzani took over the stage with energetic performances of Sabar and Bidadari, followed by Kaka Azraff, who entertained the audience with Bukan Hal Aku, Bawaku Pergi, Takleh Usik and Arguments.

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Kaka also drew attention by inviting fans to sing with her on the stage, creating a relaxed and cheerful atmosphere.

The tempo then shifted to a more emotional tone when duo Kmy Kmo & Luca Sickta commanded the stage with Gong Nekara, Ke Mana Ni and Kertas Wangi, performances that resonated deeply with the audience.

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Meanwhile, Luca took the opportunity to give a brief reminder to visitors to use internet facilities prudently and responsibly so that technology can be harnessed for positive purposes.

The band Insomniacks, comprising Iqie, Iskandar and Danial, subsequently appeared on stage, greeted by cheers from fans eager to sing along to their favourite songs.

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The trio closed the show with Reminisensi, Sempurna and Pulang, bringing the HKI 2026 mini concert to a glorious end.

With the theme ‘Smart Technology, Safe Choices: Safe and Responsible Use of AI’, HKI 2026, organised by the Ministry of Communications and led by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC), highlighted practical guidance towards creating a safer digital environment, particularly for children.

HKI 2026 was held in conjunction with the International Internet Safety Day, celebrated annually in more than 170 countries, to promote safe, responsible and positive internet use, especially among children and youth.

-- BERNAMA