#SHOWBIZ: Possible cancellation? BigBang Singapore concerts face haze advisory ahead of sold-out shows
SINGAPORE: Concert organisers AEG Presents Asia have issued a haze advisory for BigBang’s highly anticipated XX: Cosmos shows in Singapore this weekend, as rising PM2.5 levels continue to affect air quality across the island.
Singapore's AEG Presents Asia has issued a haze advisory for BigBang's XX: Cosmos concerts this weekend, as rising PM2.5 levels continue to impact the city-state's air quality. The K-pop group, comprising G-Dragon, Taeyang, and Daesung, is set to perform at the National Stadium on Saturday and Sunday ahead of one of the year's biggest live spectacles.
Concert-goers are advised to monitor real-time air quality, wear protective masks, stay hydrated, and carry personal medication if needed. Refillable water containers are allowed inside the stadium, but glass and stainless steel bottles are not permitted. The venue operator, The Kallang, confirms that if the 24-hour Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) exceeds 300, all indoor and outdoor activities will be suspended.
Despite the environmental concerns, fan anticipation for the concert remains high, with special K-pop light shows at Marina Bay Sands throughout the weekend.
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