2025 has been a wild ride for music and theatre lovers in Singapore – from screaming our lungs out at Lady Gaga’s Mayhem concert, to getting chills during Phantom of the Opera, our little red dot is clearly punching above its weight on the global stage. And the show’s far from over. Here are the upcoming live performances in Singapore in 2025 you’ll want to snag tickets for before they sell out.
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EXO-Ls, it’s finally happening – KAI is bringing his long-awaited solo concert tour, KAION, to Singapore this June. As the “centre” of EXO since 2012, KAI is now stepping into the spotlight on his own with a solo tour that marks a major milestone in his 13-year career. With a fresh mini-album and a full setlist of crowd-favourite tracks, expect a night of sleek choreography and plenty of swoon-worthy moments.
Tickets: From $148
Date: 21st Jun
Time: 5.30pm
Venue: The Star Theatre
J-pop fans rejoice! BE:FIRST is coming to Singapore for a night to remember. Although thought to be a J-pop band, they refuse to be confined to a single genre. Their music is inspired by a variety of genres like dance-pop, R&B and hip-hop, all of them culminating to create a sound that is uniquely theirs, answering the question “Who is BE:FIRST?”
Tickets: From $98
Date: 5th Jul
Time: 8pm
Venue: Capitol Theatre
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When it comes to finding the right instrumental melodies to hum to, it’s hard to go wrong with Kenny G. With over 75 million records sold globally, it’s fair to say that his songs have made their mark. For instance, his iconic track Going Home even became the unofficial closing tune for businesses across China. Yeah, he is just that good. So sit back, relax and enjoy some classical melodies and smooth jazz, reverberated by the Esplanade Concert Hall dome.
Tickets: From $138
Date: 8th Jul
Time: 7.30pm
Venue: Esplanade Concert Hall
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Veteran rap lovers would be more than familiar with the group Black Eyed Peas, famous for their creative blend of hip-hop, dance, electropop, and R&B tunes. Having last performed here 3 years ago, they will be coming back as part of their 30th anniversary celebrations, so you can be sure of a snaking queue forming as we speak. Come down and soak in the atmosphere as they perform all-time Grammy-winning classics like Where Is The Love? and Let’s Get It Started.
Tickets: From $158
Date: 25th August
Venue: Singapore Indoor Stadium
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BLACKPINK is set to light up the National Stadium with not 1, but 2 explosive shows as part of their highly anticipated DEADLINE world tour. With crowd-pumping hits like How You Like That and Pink Venom, you already know these are going to be the hottest tickets in town.
And speaking of tickets – here’s the lowdown: Weverse BLINK members get first dibs on 10th June, followed by Visa cardholders on 11th June with 2 presale time slots to chope those seats. Lastly, Changi Rewards members can try their luck on 12th June. So, set those alarms and get your clicking fingers ready.
Tickets: To be announced
Date: 29th-30th Nov
Venue: National Stadium
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The critically acclaimed Phantom of the Opera has captured the hearts of fans everywhere, winning over 70 awards and has been watched globally by more than 160 million people in over 40 countries. Said to have an enthralling story and exciting production, this one-of-a-kind performance is not to be missed and should be watched live at least once in your lifetime. Get your tickets now so you don’t feel FOMO.
Tickets: From $102
Date: 9th May–1st Jun
Venue: Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands
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Fans of the former renowned ABBA pop group can reminisce about the good old days and feel Björn Again with the world’s Number One ABBA show. The event consists of three lively performances, comprising iconic hits like Dancing Queen, Mamma Mia, and SOS just to name a few. Plus, the mixed “sing and dance-along” nature of the event means that you can belt out tunes both old and new, while concurrently burning calories as you shuffle to their beats.
Tickets: From $69
Date: 4th-5th July
Venue: Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands
R. R. Tolkien’s famous trilogy is reimagined in a musical form, the performances guaranteed to immerse its audience in the carefully crafted Middle Earth of The Lord of the Rings. Both long-time and recent fans are welcome to watch this exciting take on a much-loved trilogy, giving new life to an old franchise.
Tickets: From $72
Date: 12th – 24th Aug
Venue: Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands
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This is a performance for the history books, as Singapore is graced by the State Ballet of Georgia for the first time in 175 years. Catch a visual expression of love and loss, good versus evil in this greatly-anticipated Swan Lake ballet performance.
Tickets: From $72
Date: 11th – 14th Sep
Venue: Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands
Singaporean icon and comedic staple Kumar is back with SOS (Save Our Singapore) for the nation’s 60th birthday this year. The show’s tagline is “You bring the patriotism, we’ll bring the laughs,” which lets us take a peek at the show’s content. Whatever it is, Kumar is always sure to bring the laughs, no matter where or when.
Tickets: From $58
Date: 17th July-3rd Aug
Venue: Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands
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Sasha Frank is a single mother hailing from the UK, now living in Singapore. Her comedy sheds light on her experiences as a single mom, showcasing both the dark and light sides of motherhood, single parenthood and raising a child. Tailored to a feminist audience, Frank is, well, frank about being a woman, and will make you feel less alone with her light-heartedness.
Sunset Boulevard transports its audience to a lost era; Old Hollywood. The glitzy, glamorous allure of the era is captured seamlessly with its detailed sets and extravagant, luxurious costumes. The story explores the tale of lust, ambition, and potential…challenging the nostalgic reminiscing of a period long lost.
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MIXER is a Golden Melody Award Winner and a protege of another iconic band, Mayday. MIXER’s popularity has exploded internationally, with fans all across the world praising their performances and heartfelt music. MIXER: CircUS will showcase songs like Lone-lone-lonely and Bad Romance.
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Jo Hann is extremely new to the local comedy scene, although his humour is relatable to all of us. Affectionately referring to his life as “succeeding downwards,” Hann plays fast and loose with comedy and confronting existential dread that will make for a very confusing, but still hilarious experience. I guess he really is that GUY WHO’S VERY, VERY FUNNY.
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Hailing from South Korea’s indie scene, wave to earth is a band whose music is a melting pot of musical influences like indie, jazz, and lo-fi. With their songs charting top 5 on Spotify’s charts, their music is sure to stick with its audience long after the concert ends. Hence, their 0.03 World Tour is one performance that you wouldn’t want to miss.
Singer, songwriter and music producer NIKI is a worldwide phenomenon whose music personally resonates with millions of fans everywhere. Her music is described as personal, confessional and honest. With influences from her Indonesian roots and LA home, BUZZ is a concert that promises to explore feelings of wanderlust and longing.
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OG K-pop fans, get hyped because Apink is set to dazzle the stage with their 7th concert, [PINK NEW YEAR]. Whether you’ve been stanning them since their 2011 debut or recently joined the fandom, you’re in for a night of nostalgia with bangers like NoNoNo and Mr. Chu performed live. It’s also their first concert here in almost 9 years, so you know it’s going to be special. With two sold-out shows in Korea already, this is one concert you won’t want to sleep on.
You may know Glass Animals from their viral, hit single Heatwaves. Now, they are back with what many describe as their “most personal record.” The album, I Love You So F***ing Much is an exploration of love – the good, the bad and the messy – and will be performed during TOUR OF EARTH.
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Singapore is Sodagreen’s first performance outside China and the only stop in Southeast Asia. This is your chance to catch a band with a truly interactive concert experience. The highlight of each Sodagreen concert is the unveiling of a new, unreleased Mandarin song which builds anticipation and excitement for the night ahead. Oh, and they also perform songs the audience suggests, so quick, make your choice known.
Grammy award nominee, R&B sensation, icon and legend Kehlani will Crash land in Singapore. R&B is known for its depth and soul, but combined with Kehlani’s sensual vocals, her version of R&B creates something even more emotional. Join her for a night in your feels and let it all out.
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As Disney On Ice has announced, it is back in Singapore with only 7 shows. Centred around bravery and heroism, this performance is sure to inspire and fill our hearts with a little hope. Hosted by the iconic Mickey and Minnie Mouse, enjoy a night filled with wonderful costumes and live Disney karaoke. As the Disney on Ice name goes, yes, everything will be performed on ice skates.
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Following the debut of Cynthia Erivo’s and Ariana Grande’s Wicked movie last year, Wicked (The Musical) returns to the stage in Singapore, this time boasting a live performance that is sure to leave you with an extraordinary experience that cannot be found anywhere else. Catch stunning vocals, costumes and a complex, heartfelt story at Sands Theatre this coming March.
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Jason Derulo is having his first-ever concert, Nu King in Singapore this March. If you know of Wiggle, Swalla and Take You Dancing then catch this performance for a night of pop-R&B-EDM cocktail that will have you dancing at your seat.
Both Rishi and Sharul are hilarious individually but put them together and you get something that’s straight-up hysterical. Real-life couple and comedic dynamic duo Rishi and Sharul are performing in March at Esplanade, for a night of cry-laughing, celebrating the joys and downfalls of parenthood, and of course, marriage. For Moms and Dads who want to go out on an evening date without the children, The Rishi and Sharul Show 3 is for you.
Pop star Keshi’s discography reveals his enthusiasm for sound. His music is sonically interesting, challenging the boundaries of pop and capturing the hearts of many. His skill in producing, songwriting and creating has proven itself, considering the billions of streams on his songs. Keshi will perform at the Singapore Indoor Stadium soon for REQUIEM, so grab tickets while you still can.
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Yisa Yu’s pink hair isn’t the only pink thing that will be at her Romance concert. Her music is said to wrap its audience up in a pink cloud of romance. So, get ready to fall in love with Yu’s music, as she explores the relationship between the visual and auditory to create a truly unforgettable experience.
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Indie Pop Queen Gracie Abrams recently exploded into popularity, her songs dominating Spotify and TikTok. Emotional, personal and introspective are characteristic of Abrams’ music, but it doesn’t mean her songs aren’t concert material. Her bounce-pop style and lyrics will have us all dancing, singing and simultaneously crying during The Secret of Us.
A controversial, but undeniably honest comedian is how most people would describe Russell Peters. Famously claiming, “I don’t make the stereotypes, I just see them,” Peters’ comedy is brash, in-your-face and refuses to skirt around the heart of the matter. His no-nonsense take on comedy has garnered many fans, with Rolling Stone naming him one of the Best 50 Comics of all time. Watch this pioneer at work in RELAX, it’s not that serious this April.
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K-pop band BTS is synonymous with its seven members, but if catching just one of them perform live is enough for you, hop along j-Hope’s solo world tour, Hope On The Stage. Having been with the boy band for over 10 years, this tour marks his first solo voyage, so you would not want to miss out as Oppa displays his musical skills across the realms of hip hop, pop, and acoustic sounds.
An oldie, but a goodie. The Click Five ticks every box of high-energy, pop-rock that is reminiscent of the early 2000s. They’ve toured with legends like Backstreet Boys, Black Eyed Peas, and Hilary Duff, so be ready to be transported back in time and enjoy the nostalgia that The Click Five will bring to Singapore.
Many Babymonster stans were left wanting more after their enjoyable but brief performance at the 2024 Singapore Grand Prix. Fret not, that ship has not sailed as they will be returning to our shores this May. This pit-stop is part of their Hello Monsters World Tour, and will be the group’s first legit full-length concert, so you can groove to their dynamic beats for real this time.
Aurora is known for her ethereal and haunting voice, as the Norwegian vocalist appears to call upon her Viking ancestors with her music. Aurora’s music takes inspiration from Nordic folk music and synth-pop and blends the 2 to create a harmony between the past and present. Some say that hearing her live in What happened to the Earth? is a revelation. Experience it in person this February.
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We Singaporeans sure are one lucky bunch. Last year, out of all the Southeast Asian countries, we were the only ones that got to see Taylor Swift perform live. As for this year, we will be the only Asian country to witness Lady Gaga perform her latest album, Mayhem, in real time. The album takes you along her journey, exploring her origins in dark-pop, giving you an intimate chance to learn more about her personally as she belts out the tunes.
Music and musical lovers, and comedy seekers, 2025 is your year. For the normies who just want to see what’s interesting, go with your gut. Choose whether you’d want to sing, cry or laugh, for 2025’s live entertainment has something for everyone.
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Last updated by Wei Yin on 27th May 2025.
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