It is the only chance for their fans to catch them live in the region.
On February 20, 2027, the Japanese music sensation, YOASOBI will deliver an electrifying live performance right at the National Stadium in Singapore, which will be the only Southeast Asian stop of their 10-city dome & stadium tour entitled Super Planet — their biggest international tour to date and their first dome and stadium-scale tour.
Included in the said series are five Japanese cities and five across Asia such as Taipei, Seoul, and Hong Kong.
The J-pop stars will make history as the first Japanese artists to perform in Singapore’s largest entertainment venue, which has a capacity for 55,000 spectators.
According to the organizers, the pre-sale event for the Singapore stop will be from August 18, 2026 at 10:00 am to 11:59 pm on Trip.com, with only limited tickets available.
Meanwhile, general public sales will begin on August 19, 2026 at 12:00 pm through Ticketmaster Singapore.
Ticket prices were also announced, with prices ranging from SGD108 in Cat 7 all the way to SGD498 for Platinum VIP Seated.
Perks in the three highest-priced tiers were also announced:
PLATINUM VIP SEATED – $498
- 1 PLATINUM VIP SEATED Ticket
- 1 PLATINUM Badge & Lanyard
- 1 PLATINUM PACKAGE Set Gift
- Dedicated Entitlement Collection
- Priority VIP Merchandise Lane
CAT 1 GOLD SEATED – $358
- 1 CAT 1 GOLD SEATED Ticket
- 1 VIP Badge & Lanyard
- 1 GOLD PACKAGE Set Gift
- Dedicated Entitlement Collection
- Priority VIP Merchandise Lane
VIP PRIORITY STANDING – $288
- 1 VIP PRIORITY STANDINGTicket
- 1 VIP Badge & Lanyard
- 1 VIP PRIORITY STANDING PACKAGE Set Gift
- Early Entry into Pitch
Exclusive Singapore-only merchandise, special collaborations, and fan-centric activities are also expected to be announced closer to the event date.
Moreover, Trip.com will also offer specially-curated concert travel packages, combining concert tickets with hotel accommodation or Citytours Singapore Open Top Bus experiences.
The Singapore show, produced by entertainment organizer SOZO, expects to draw both local audiences as well as overseas fans, including those from Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, Vietnam and beyond.
“SOZO is honoured to be the promoter for YOASOBI’s regional and Singapore shows, and proud to have been part of their remarkable journey in Singapore, from sold-out concerts in 2024 and 2025 to the National Stadium in 2027,” said Shawn Chin, Founder & Managing Director of SOZO.
“As Singapore is the only Southeast Asian stop on this tour, we are especially proud to bring this landmark experience to fans from across the region. YOASOBI stands at the forefront of global J-pop, and it is incredibly exciting for us to be part of this historic milestone and their continued growth on the world stage.”
Guo Teyi, Director (Leisure Events), from the Singapore Tourism Board, noted: “We are thrilled to welcome YOASOBI back to Singapore in 2027 for their largest Singapore concert to date at the National Stadium.“
“As Asia’s premier destination for world-class live entertainment, Singapore continues to attract some of the world’s most exciting acts across diverse music genres – from J-pop to pop, rock, and beyond. YOASOBI’s return at this scale reflects this momentum, and we warmly welcome YOASOBI and their fans from around the world to experience not only an unforgettable concert, but also the best that Singapore has to offer.”
YOASOBI has seen crossover appeal across anime audiences, mainstream streaming listeners, fans of all ages, TikTok and short-form video communities, and international live music audiences alike.
Tracks such as Idol and Yoru ni Kakeru have achieved massive global streaming success, propelling the duo as Spotify’s most-streamed Japanese artistes outside Japan for four consecutive years.
With their popularity far beyond the traditional boundaries of J-pop fandom. The duo has also performed to sold-out concerts in Singapore in 2024 (Resorts World Sentosa) and 2025 (two shows at the Singapore Indoor Stadium).
They are also one of the first major J-pop acts to perform at overseas festivals, including Coachella.
