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Yoasobi Singapore 2027: Tickets, Date and Venue for Their Biggest Show Yet

J-pop duo Yoasobi will return to Singapore for their biggest concert yet, headlining the 55,000-capacity National Stadium in February 2027.

Japanese pop duo Yoasobi are set to perform their largest show in Singapore on February 20, 2027, at the National Stadium. This will be the first time the duo has headlined a concert at this venue, making it a significant milestone for both Yoasobi and Singapore's live music scene. The performance is part of Yoasobi's 10-city Dome & Stadium Tour 2026-2027 Super Planet, which includes stops in Japan and five Asian countries, with Singapore being the only Southeast Asian stop.

The tour's date, time, and ticket prices have been finalized: the concert begins at 7 p.m., with tickets ranging from S$108 to S$498. Presale for tickets started on August 18 at 10 a.m. through the Trip.com app, while general sale opened on August 19 at noon via Ticketmaster Singapore and the official concert website. VIP perks include exclusive merchandise, badges, and early entry to the concert floor for selected tiers.

Regional draw suggests fans from Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, and Vietnam will attend the event. The concert is expected to fill the 55,000-capacity National Stadium, a venue Yoasobi have expressed a desire to perform at in the past. Formed in 2019, Yoasobi have gained an international following with hits like "Yoru ni Kakeru" and "Idol."

Their unique concept, where producer-songwriter Ayase adapts novels and short stories into narrative-driven tracks, has contributed to their success, making them Spotify's most-streamed Japanese act outside Japan for four consecutive years from 2021 to 2024.

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