Dua Lipa, TXT, Conan Grey: Singapore’s concert calendar for 2024
So Coldplay came and sparked a few marriage proposals. Ed Sheeran tried singing in Mandarin and making teh tarik, while Taylor Swift’s upcoming concerts from March 2 are believed to trigger ‘Swiftonomics’.
Music fans will have a busy year in 2024 as more international acts head to Singapore; here’s a look at the concert calendar for this year.
This list was first published on Feb 27 and updated on July 9.
July
Renowned as the Asian King of Rock, Wu Bai is returning to Singapore on July 7 for his Wu Bai & China Blue 2024 Rock Live tour. Tickets start at $98 and are available on Sistic.
Korean acoustic-folk indie singer, 10CM (Kwon Jeong-yeol), returns to Singapore after five years and will perform at the Gateway Theatre on July 14. Tickets start from $98 on Ticketmaster.
On the same day, Super Junior returns to Singapore with their Super Show Spin-off: Halftime at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. Tickets start at $208 and are available on Ticketmaster.
South Korea-based Japanese idol group XG are bringing their first world tour to The Star Theatre on July 16. Tickets start from $98 on Ticketmaster.
Veteran Hong Kong actress Adia Chan takes to the stage at the Esplanade Concert Hall on July 19 with tickets starting from $88, available on Sistic.
Fourth-generation K-pop girl group Aespa will hold their first concert at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on July 20. WeVerse presales start on May 16 with general sales the following day. Prices start from $188 and are available on Ticketmaster.
Riize are holding their first fan-concert in Singapore on July 20. They perform at the Singapore Expo and tickets start at $178 and are available on Ticketmaster.
On the same day, homegrown singer Hady Mirza is performs at The Theatre in Mediacorp. Tickets start at $48 and are available on Ticketmaster.
Shinee’s Onew will be returning to Singapore for a fanmeet on July 21 at Resorts World Ballroom. Tickets start from $148 and are available on Sistic.
Multi-platinum singer-songwriter Alec Benjamin stops by in Singapore on his 12 Notes Tour on July 22. The concert takes place at the Capitol Theatre and tickets start from $78 on Ticketmaster.
Teddy Swims performs at the Capitol Theatre on July 23 as part of his I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy Tour. Tickets start at $78 on Ticketmaster.
On July 27, Taiwanese diva A-mei will take to the Singapore Indoor Stadium for her ASMeiR Max 2024 World Tour. This is her only Southeast Asian stop and public sales begin May 15 at Sistic.
Wilber Pan a.k.a. Will Pan brings his Mad Love Tour to the Singapore Expo on the same night. Tickets start at $128 on Ticketmaster.
August
His fan concert here was originally slated for Sept 28, but Doh Kyung-soo (also known as D.O.) from K-pop boy group Exo will perform in the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Aug 8 instead. Ticket prices and sales haven’t been announced.
Taiwanese powerhouse Stella Chang performs at The Star Theatre on Aug 10, and tickets are priced from $98 at Sistic.
Taiwanese rapper Shou performs at the Capitol Theatre on Aug 16. Tickets go from $108 on Sistic starting July 12.
American singer-songwriter Sasha Alex Sloan will be in Singapore on the Asian leg of her Me Again Tour on Aug 17. Tickets start at $98 and are available on Ticketmaster.
Kawaii metal band BabyMetal are performing in Singapore on Aug 20 at the Capitol Theatre. Tickets are sold out.
American singer-songwriter Tori Kelly performs at the Capitol Theatre on Aug 21. General tickets go on sale June 6 on Ticketmaster.
Madison Beer brings The Encore to the Singapore Expo on Aug 22. Tickets start at $118 on Ticketmaster.
Dick Lee holds his 50th anniversary concerts on Aug 23 and 24 at the Capitol Theatre. Tickets start at $78 on Sistic.
Rainie Yang is bringing her Like A Star World Tour to Singapore on Aug 24. She performs at the Singapore Indoor Stadium and tickets are available on Sistic starting from $88.
Waterbomb Singapore 2024 takes place on Aug 24 and 25 at Siloso Beach, Sentosa. The lineup includes ex-2ne1 idols CL and Sandara Park, Got7’s BamBam, Jessi and more. Passes start from $202 and are available on KKday.
On Aug 30, Taiwanese singer Yoga Lin will be at the Singapore Indoor Stadium for his Idol World Tour. Tickets start from $128 and are available on Ticketmaster.
Clang! 2024 is a festival featuring Chinese rock bands including Trash and Wayne’s So Sad, electropop duo The Dinosaur’s Skin and more on Aug 30 and 31. It takes place at the Pasir Panjang Power Station and tickets start at $128 on Sistic.
September
Conan Grey brings Found Heaven on Tour to Singapore on Sept 1. He’ll perform at the Singapore Indoor Stadium and tickets start at $108 on Ticketmaster.
Tomorrow X Together (TXT) perform at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Sept 7. Tickets start at $198 on Ticketmaster.
EAJ (also known as Jae Park) is bringing his When The Rain Stops Following Me Asia Tour to the Capitol Theatre on Sept 9. Tickets start at $98 on Ticketmaster.
Richard Marx will be performing his greatest hits live in Singapore as a collaboration with Dementia Singapore on Sept 14 at Our Tampines Hub. Tickets start at $118 and go on sale for the public at Sistic on June 5.
South Koran R&B singer Dept performs at the Singtel Waterfront Theatre at Esplanade on Sept 15. Tickets start at $70 and are available on Sistic.
Sungha Jung performs at the Gateway Theatre on Sept 20. Tickets start at $48 on Sistic.
Pop-rock band Lany starts the Asian leg of their A Beautiful Blur: The World Tour in Singapore on Sept 20. The concert takes place at the Singapore Indoor Stadium and tickets start at $128 on Ticketmaster.
British boy bands Blue and Boyzlife team up for a joint concert in Singapore on Sept 28 at Gateway Theatre. Tickets start at $148 and are available on Ticketmaster.
On the same evening, Stray Kids is set to return to Singapore on their DominATE tour with a concert at the National Stadium. Ticketing details have yet to be released.
English singer-songwriter Anne-Marie performs at the Capitol Theatre on Sept 30. Ticketsvstart at $118 on Ticketmaster.
October
Catch American singer-actress Olivia Rodrigo at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Oct 1 for her Guts World Tour. Tickets start from $108 and presales are on May 15 with general sales the following day at Live Nation.
Mandopop king Jay Chou performs here three nights on Oct 11, 12 and 13 at the Singapore National Stadium, with tickets starting from $238. Presales start on May 29 with general sales on May 31 on Ticketmaster.
Death metal veterans Nile perform at Gr.id on Oct 13. Early-bird tickets start at $88 and are available on BookMyShow.
Taiwanese singer-rapper OSN (Kao Erh-hsuan) will perform in Singapore for the first time on Oct 19 at the Esplanade Theatre for his <CTRL+N> OSN 2024 Live Tour. Tickets, priced from $98, will go on sale May 14 here.
Lee Young-ji also performs on Oct 19 at the Capitol Theatre. General tickets go from $138 and will be available July 12 on Ticketmaster.
English boy band Take That will be performing at The Star Theatre on Oct 28. Tickets start at $118 on Sistic.
Tate McRae brings her Think Later Tour to the Star Theatre on Oct 31. Tickets start at $128 on Ticketmaster.
November
Radiohead’s Thom Yorke is performing solo at the Star Theatre on Nov 5. Tickets start at $98 on Ticketmaster.
Dua Lipa will be performs in Singapore on Nov 6 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. General tickets go on sale June 13 on Ticketmaster.
Singer-songwriter Matt Maltese performs at the National University of Singapore’s University Cultural Centre Ho Bee Auditorium on Nov 13. Tickets start at $98 on Sistic.
Olivia Tsao also performs at the University Cultural Centre Ho Bee Auditorium on Nov 22. Tickets start at $68 on Sistic.
Grammy-nominated DJ-producer Porter Robinson is spinning at The Star Theatre on Nov 27. Tickets start at $88 on Ticketmaster.
March
Besides Taylor’s sold-out shows at the National Stadium on March 2 to 4 and 7 to 9, second-generation K-pop boy group Shinee, featuring Key, Minho and Taemin, will also perform here on March 2 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. Tickets, priced from $198, are available here.
Korean singer-songwriter Lee Hi, who shot to fame after emerging as the runner-up on season one of the South Korean reality show K-pop Star in 2011, will perform at Marquee on March 16. Tickets, priced from $80, are available here.
Korean rock band Xdinary Heroes will be performing at the Esplanade Theatre on March 17. Tickets start at $128 and are available here.
Amber Liu, member of the disbanded K-pop girl group f(x), is on her first solo world tour No More Sad Songs and will pop by The Theatre at Mediacorp on March 20. Tickets are priced from $88 and are available on Ticketmaster.
Last here in 2017, veteran K-pop boy group FTIsland returns to Singapore with a concert on March 22 at The Star Theatre. Tickets are priced from $68 and are available on Sistic.
After a long 13 years, veteran Taiwanese singer Wanfang will be back here to perform at The Theatre at Mediacorp on March 23. Tickets, priced from $98, are available here.
Following Chanyeol and Sehun’s fancon in May last year, Baekhyun is the next Exo member to perform here. The K-pop idol will be at the Resorts World Ballroom on March 28, and tickets, priced from $148, are sold out.
Super Junior’s Kyuhyun will be back in Singapore on March 30 for a concert at the Singapore Expo. Priced from $128, tickets are available here.
The K-pop boy group will also perform here in July for their 2024 Super Junior Super Show Spin-off: Halftime Asia tour, though details have not been released.
Chinese singer-rapper Vava, a contestant in the first season of The Rap of China in 2017, will also perform at Marquee on March 30. Tickets are priced from $80 and are available here.
Also performing that night is Malaysian singer Fish Leong, who will be at the Singapore Indoor Stadium for her When We Talk About Love world tour. Tickets start at $98 at Sistic.
April
The month of April will start strong with Bruno Mars playing three nights (April 3, 5 and 6) at the National Stadium; tickets are, however, all sold out.
Five-member K-pop girl group Itzy — comprising Yeji, Lia, Ryujin, Chaeryeong and Yuna — will be in town on April 6 for their second world tour Born To Be. The show will be held at the Singapore Indoor Stadium with tickets priced from $168 on Ticketmaster.
On the same night, Taiwanese singer-rapper Nick Chou, also known as Nickthereal, will also perform at the Capitol Theatre. Tickets are priced from $108.
Marquee is celebrating its fifth anniversary with shows by American DJ Vice on April 9, Dutch DJ-producer Tiesto on April 12 and K-pop idol Chung Ha on April 13. Tickets start at $80 for Tiesto and Chung Ha and $30 for DJ Vice, and are available on their website.
Fans of J-rock and anime alike may be familiar with King Gnu. They will be in Singapore performing at The Star Theatre on April 10. Tickets start at $88 and are available here.
Pianist Animenz, renowned for his arrangements of anime tunes, will be performing at the Esplanade Concert Hall on April 11. Tickets start at $88 and are available on Sistic.
K-drama heartthrob and Astro member Cha Eun-woo will be holding his fan concert Just One 10 Minute [Mystery Elevator] also at The Star Theatre on April 13 with ticket prices from $128 available here.
Mamamoo’s Moon Byul will also make her only Southeast Asian stop at Capitol Theatre on April 13 as part of her 1st World Tour [Museum: an epic of starlit] concert. Tickets are from $168 at Ticketmaster.
That same night, Kelly Yu will perform at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. Tickets start at $88 and can be purchased here.
Later that month, K-pop soloist IU will be here for two nights, performing at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on April 20 and 21 for her H.E.R. World Tour. Tickets are sold out.
Throwing us back to 1989, singer-songwriter Debbie Gibson will celebrate the 35th anniversary of her hit album Electric Youth at the Gateway Theatre on April 28. Tickets start at $128 on Ticketmaster.
Also on April 28, Hong Kong veteran singer George Lam will be performing at the Sands Grand Ballroom at Marina Bay Sands. Tickets start at $68 on Sistic.
Incubus will be performing at The Star Theatre on April 29. Tickets start at $118 and are available on Sistic.
May
Deep Purple are set to headline Singapore Rockfest 2024 on May 1 at Fort Canning Park. Tickets start at $188 on Sistic.
That same night, Hong Kong’s most popular boy band Mirror will be at The Singapore Indoor Stadium for their Feel The Passion concert tour. Priority sales for members of the official fan club will start March 26, 11am.
Taiwanese songstress A-Lin is coming back to Singapore on May 4, performing at the Resorts World Ballroom. Tickets start at $98 and are available here.
Next up on the Singapore Rockfest lineup is All Time Low, who will be performing on May 5 at Fort Canning Park. Tickets start at $158 and are available on Sistic.
Former One Direction member Niall Horan will be visiting Singapore on his solo tour on May 9. Tickets for the concert at the Singapore Indoor Stadium go from $108 on Ticketmaster.
You may know them from the anime soundtracks for Your Name, Weathering With You and Suzume — Japanese rock band Radwimps will be performing at the Singapore Expo on May 11. Tickets start at $168 and go on sale March 4.
Singaporean singer-actress Celest Chong will perform at Livehouse @ 10 Square on May 17. Tickets start at $108 and are available on Peatix. [Celest’s concert has been postponed due to illness.]
Taiwanese rock duo Power Station are bringing their Because of Love World Tour to the Singapore Indoor Stadium on May 18, with ticket prices starting from $138 here.
Nick Carter from Backstreet Boys is performing at the University Cultural Centre Ho Bee Auditorium at NUS on May 28 for his Who I Am Tour. Tickets go from $88 on Sistic.
Thai actor Gulf Kanawut, best known for his 2019 boys love drama TharnType: The Series, will be making his way to Capitol Theatre for his first fanmeet here on May 31. Tickets start from $168 and are available here.
June
If you listen to Mandopop in the 1990s, you’d remember Taiwanese singer Tarcy Su, who will perform at The Star Theatre on June 1. Tickets start at $108 at Ticketmaster.
K-pop girl group Kiss of Life will hold a public fanmeet at Bugis+ on June 2.
Korean singer-rapper B.I (also known as Kim Han-bin) will be at the Capitol Theatre on June 7 as part of his Hype Up tour. Tickets start at $158 and are available on Tap Your Tickets.
Veteran Hong Kong singer Hacken Lee will bring his Orchestra Concert to the Singapore Indoor Stadium on June 9. Tickets start at $108 at Ticketmaster.
Norwegian DJ-music producer Alan Walker heads to the Singapore Expo on June 14 for his Walkerworld SEA tour. The remaining available tickets are priced at $178 and are available on Sistic.
New K-pop girl group BabyMonster will be here on June 15 at The Star Theatre. Tickets start from $108 with priority sales taking place on May 6 and 7. General sales start May 8 on Ticketmaster.
Grammy-nominated pianist Tedd Joselson will hold two concerts Victoria Concert Hall on June 16 and 23 performing Brahms piano concertos. Tickets for the charity gala on June 16 and concert on June 23 are available on Sistic now.
Mamamoo’s Hwasa brings her fan concert to The Star Theatre on June 22 with tickets starting from $138, available on Ticketmaster.
That same night, Taiwanese band Accusefive will hold their first big-scale concert in Singapore at the Indoor Stadium. Tickets are sold out.
Brazilian-Japanese bossa nova singer Lisa Ono will perform at the Esplanade Concert Hall on June 24 to celebrate the 35th anniversary of her career, and tickets start at $88 at Sistic.
Legendary Japanese musician-composer Kitaro is performing at the Sands Theatre on June 25 and 26. Tickets start at $128 and are available on Sistic and the Marina Bay Sands website.
New generation J-pop group Atarashii Gakko! is making a stop in Singapore on June 29 as part of their world tour. The concert will take place at The Theatre at Mediacorp and tickets start at $98 on Ticketmaster.
K-pop boy band NCT Dream will also perform on June 29 and 30 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. Tickets start from $188 on Ticketmaster.
Byeon Woo-seok is also holding a fanmeet in Singapore on June 30 but tickets are sold out.
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