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Nene Royal rocks Singapore stage with Avenged Sevenfold

SINGAPORE — 13 October 2026, AGT 2026 champion Nene Royal fulfilled a dream by performing alongside metal giants Avenged Sevenfold during their concert in Singapore on Tuesday night, delivering a 13-minute set that had fans rocking out. Videos posted on the Nene Royal Facebook page showed the Thai singer and guitarist joining the band onstage, […] The post Nene Royal rocks Singapore stage with…

Nene Royal rocks Singapore stage with Avenged Sevenfold

On Tuesday night in Singapore, AGT 2026 champion Nene Royal fulfilled a lifelong dream by performing alongside metal legends Avenged Sevenfold during their concert. Nene, a Thai singer and guitarist, joined the band onstage for a 13-minute set that left fans captivated. Videos posted on her Facebook page showed her confidently singing, playing guitar, and even taking solos alongside the famous group.

The high-energy collaboration quickly went viral online, with fans praising Nene's chemistry with Avenged Sevenfold. Concert attendees were seen jumping and rocking out to the music. The OZONE Band FC Facebook page shared photos of the performance, describing it as a "historic moment" for both Nene Royal and Avenged Sevenfold. Following Nene's recent win at AGT 2026, her appearance on the Singapore stage marked a significant milestone for the rising star, who had just opened for one of the world's most renowned metal bands.

She performed five songs: "Hysteria," "Black Hole Sun," "Killing in the Name," "I-E-A-I-A-I-O" and "Zombie v. Nene." This marked a long-held dream for Nene, giving fans the opportunity to see her share the stage with the band she admires, transforming her aspiration into a reality. The post "Nene Royal rocks Singapore stage with Avenged Sevenfold" was initially published on Khaosod English.

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