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WVC Jazz at 1969 D'Kelly Hotel: A RM125 Sunday Afternoon in Ipoh, 13 September

WVC Jazz plays 1969 D'Kelly Hotel, Ipoh on 13 Sep 2026 at 2pm. RM125 includes hi-tea. Tay Cher Siang, AJ Popshuvit.

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WVC Jazz at 1969 D'Kelly Hotel: A RM125 Sunday Afternoon in Ipoh, 13 September

Ipoh gets a Sunday afternoon jazz sitting on 13 September 2026, and it is not a stadium blowout. WVC Jazz lands at 1969 D'Kelly Hotel in Taman Gopeng for a 2pm set, then a hi-tea buffet, at RM125 a ticket. The hotel is the 1960s-styled newcomer on Jalan Raja Permaisuri Bainun, the one with the cantilever pool facing the airport approach. This is a sit-down, listen-properly kind of acara, not a nightclub queue.

Khaya dining room at 1969 D'Kelly Hotel Ipoh, venue for the WVC Jazz hi-tea on 13 September 2026

Who is actually playing

The bill is contemporary Malaysian jazz, not a covers-only dinner band. KVWO Ipoh's booking post names pianist Tay Cher Siang, AJ Popshuvit, Aubry Yaw and Farid Izwan. If you follow KL jazz rooms, those names are not mystery acts. Cher Siang is a regular festival pianist. Popshuvit sits in that hip-hop and jazz overlap that Ipoh rarely books in a hotel lounge. The set starts at 2pm. Doors will fill earlier because the ticket includes the buffet, and nobody wants the last pastry.

The price is the whole afternoon. RM125 covers concert plus hi-tea. That is not cheap by Old Town kopitiam standards, and it is not meant to be. It is a hotel sitting, plated or buffet depending on how Khaya Restaurant stages it that day. The hotel's own dining page lists Khaya as all-day local and international food, plus a coffee lounge with a visible pastry kitchen. If you are coming only for white coffee and beansprouts, this is the wrong Sunday. If you want air-con, a proper seat, and live horns after lunch, it fits.

Cantilever swimming pool at 1969 D'Kelly Hotel Ipoh overlooking the airport

Where the hotel sits in Ipoh

1969 D'Kelly is at A-1-1 D'K Premium, 150 Jalan Raja Permaisuri Bainun, Taman Gopeng, 30250 Ipoh. That is south of Old Town, closer to the airport than Concubine Lane. Grab from Ipoh KTM station is the simple move. Driving is easy until everyone else has the same idea. The hotel advertises valet and a pool. Do not plan to combine this with a cave-temple morning unless you like rushing. The music is at 2pm. Give yourself time to park, check the table, and sit before the first number.

Bookings were still going through KVWO Ipoh's Instagram QR and bio link as of late August. There is no giant ticketing platform page with a seat map. Treat it like a hotel event. Message the organiser, pay, and keep the confirmation. If you show up without a ticket on a 100-seat afternoon, you will be eating elsewhere.

Guest room at 1969 D'Kelly Hotel Ipoh, Taman Gopeng

If you are staying over

The hotel sells itself as a 1960s time capsule with keyless entry and a lounge check-in. Rooms on the site run Superior King, Deluxe King, Deluxe Twin, and a Premium King. After the set, Old Town is still a short Grab for dinner. Nga Choi Gai and white coffee are not going anywhere. Or stay put and eat in-house. The pool is a gimmick worth five minutes for a photo, then go back downstairs. Sunday evenings in Ipoh still belong to the shophouses, not the airport road.

Practical details

  • Dates: Sunday, 13 September 2026
  • Time: 2:00pm (concert, then hi-tea buffet)
  • Venue: 1969 D'Kelly Hotel, 150 Jalan Raja Permaisuri Bainun, Taman Gopeng, 30250 Ipoh, Perak
  • Nearest transit: Ipoh KTM station, then Grab
  • Price: RM125 (concert + hi-tea buffet)
  • Website: 1969dkellyhotel.com and KVWO Ipoh on Instagram for tickets