Joycelyn Yeow

If you're suffering from post-Lady Gaga concert blues, fret not. There’s plenty happening around town to lift your spirits, from a one-day wellness event with rooftop yoga sessions to a film festival dedicated to rock climbing at The Projector. Beauty lovers, don’t miss the chance to drop by the dreamy Charlotte Tilbury Pillow Talk Café for a touch of glam. Here are the best things to do in Singapore this week:  RECOMMENDED: The 101 best things to do in Singapore and New attractions in Singapore in 2025

May is shaping up to be an exciting month, with Polling Day kicking things off and Mother’s Day just around the corner. There are also events and activities to look forward to – from the iconic The Phantom of the Opera to the roar-some Jurassic World: The Experience. Plus, international stars like Taeyeon and The Click Five will be lighting up our stages. Here are the best things to do in Singapore this May.  RECOMMENDED: 101 things to do in Singapore and The 50 best restaurants in Singapore

Don’t fret if your weekend is looking empty – there's a packed line-up of events and activities happening across the city. This includes food-themed festivals, exciting live performances and a string of Lady Gaga-themed events in the lead-up to her highly anticipated concert. Here are the best things to do in Singapore this weekend:  RECOMMENDED: New openings and attractions in Singapore in 2025 and The 50 best restaurants in Singapore

We’ve all heard the exciting news: pop icon Lady Gaga will be performing in Singapore this May. Whether you’ve secured tickets to this highly anticipated concert or not, there’s no shortage of Gaga-themed activities to help you celebrate. So, get ready to Just Dance and check out our list of the best Lady Gaga-themed events happening around the city.  RECOMMENDED: The best things to do in Singapore this May and The best concerts and music festivals in Singapore in 2025

Vesak Day is one of the most significant days on the Buddhist calendar, and marks the birth, enlightenment, and passing of Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha. Also known as Buddha Day, this sacred occasion is observed with several rituals and celebrations, as well as opportunities for reflection and giving. Here’s everything you need to know about this Buddhist festival, happening on May 12, 2025.  RECOMMENDED: The best vegan and vegetarian restaurants in Singapore

Celebrate Mother’s Day on May 11, 2025 with a range of unforgettable activities and experiences. From crafty hands-on activities and pamper sessions at the spa to fun shopping sprees and relaxing strolls around Singapore, these activities are the perfect way to honour the most important woman in your life. RECOMMENDED: The ultimate Mother's Day gift guide and the best restaurants to celebrate Mother's Day

Tanjong Pagar – meaning ‘cape of stakes’ in Malay – beautifully encapsulates Singapore’s evolution from its humble beginnings as a fishing village to a bustling trading port. Today, sleek and modern skyscrapers can be found around Tanjong Pagar, making it a modern metropolis that’s part of Singapore’s Central Business District. You’ll see white-collared workers hustling hard during the day, but that’s not to say that the area feels stuffy or clinical.  Heritage shophouses and colourful street art evoke a sense of nostalgia, with well-loved hawker stalls serving local grub. These traditional elements coexist alongside trendy new restaurants aiming for Michelin recognition and vibrant underground bars and clubs where locals unwind after a long day. ‘Nuff said – there’s much to see, do and eat here, so here’s the ultimate guide to Tanjong Pagar:  RECOMMENDED: The 50 best bars in Singapore and The best art exhibitions in Singapore you shouldn't miss

Nestled in the heart of Singapore, Balestier is where you’ll find tantalising local eats, heritage-rich locations and quirky shops. Whether you’re hunting for the city’s best bak kut teh or curious about the history behind its iconic shophouses, this storied neighbourhood is a treasure trove worth exploring.  Click here to find nearby Airbnbs RECOMMENDED: The 50 best cafés in Singapore and The best hiking trails and spots in Singapore

The big V-Day is reserved for spending quality time with your partner, from cosy cuddles at night to waking up to a stunning sunrise. Instead of staying at your usual pad, take a break from your everyday routine and spend the night at a home away from home. We’ve rounded up a list of the most romantic hotels in Singapore, so you can pamper your significant other with a much-needed staycation this Valentine’s Day.   RECOMMENDED: The best free date ideas in Singapore and The most romantic restaurants in Singapore

Mother’s Day, happening on May 11, 2025 is the perfect excuse to show Mum just how much she means to you – and we’ve rounded up a gift guide that does just that. Whether she’s due for a wardrobe refresh or a dose of well-deserved pampering, there’s something here to make her day extra special. RECOMMENDED: The best affordable afternoon tea in Singapore and The best floral arrangement classes in Singapore

Whether you're a regular runner or just looking to get moving, Singapore has no shortage of scenic trails that make your time outdoors worth it. From quiet nature trails to breezy coastal paths, we’ve rounded up some of the best running routes across the island. So lace up, head outside and get a dose of fresh air.  If you’re looking to soak in the fresh air and stunning scenery while testing your fitness limits, sign up for Singapore T100 and challenge yourself on April 5 and 6 at Marina Bay. RECOMMENDED: The best nature trails in Singapore and The best hiking trails and spots in Singapore  

Don’t spend April like a fool cooped up at home – there’s plenty happening this month, plus a public holiday to look forward to: Good Friday on 18 April, 2025. The return of Tulipmania, PetExpo and vOilah! France Singapore Festival are just some of the events to look forward to. Here are the best things to do in Singapore this April:  RECOMMENDED: 101 things to do in Singapore and The 50 best restaurants in Singapore  

The Korea Travel Fair spotlights all things Korean, from K-pop dance classes and K-beauty workshops to Seoul-inspired fashion styling sessions. Visitors can explore their personal colour palette with professional analysis and enjoy travel perks like 10 percent off Asiana Airlines flights and up to 50 percent off with Jeju Air. There will also be special appearances by actor Yim Si-wan and singer PUNCH on May 17. More details can be found here.

Reel Rock returns to The Projector at Cineleisure with a lineup of climbing films that dive deep into themes of tenacity, redemption, and human connection. These documentaries include Death of Villains, The Cobra & the Heart and Riders on the Storm. On May 17, guests can also check out a one-day market and shop bouldering essentials from brands like Full Crimp Milk and Isaac Thread. More information can be found here.

Garden Vibes returns to Serangoon Gardens on May 24 for its second edition, hosted by Little Farms and myVillage. This one-day festival includes an open-air farmers’ market, family-friendly activities, and wellness workshops that focus on mindful living. Highlights include a rooftop yoga session and a curated line-up of more than 20 F&B producers from Europe, New Zealand, Australia and Singapore. More details can be found here. 

Rabbit’s Hole is turning up the glam for Mayhem Month, a Gaga-themed extravaganza happening from May 15 to 24. Expect a dazzling lineup of events including four Gaga era-themed parties, concert after-parties, karaoke nights, a Gaga-themed market, and a pool party at Mondrian Singapore Duxton. Fans can also catch performances by top impersonators like Lady Gagita and Chiang Weiii in this celebration of all things Gaga. 

+Twelve beach club and Hendrick’s Gin are teaming up for Haus of Cabaret, a one-night-only Lady Gaga-inspired beach party. Expect an exciting mix of cabaret glitz and bold beachfront energy, fuelled by Hendrick’s Grand Cabaret gin. Drag queen DJ Lilith Blaque will also be spinning Gaga’s biggest anthems all night.

Local bedding brand SOJAO has launched its Art Pop-Up at its store at 251 Joo Chiat Road, running from May 10 to June 15. The pop-up features a curated selection of homeware and decoration by local artists. If you’re looking to refresh your living space, swing by and discover a range of unique finds – from Big Red Chilli’s vibrant, quirky artworks, to Rousong.ware’s one-of-a-kind ceramics, and Every Knitted Thing’s handmade trinkets like knitted coasters to brighten up your home.

Treat mum to a whimsical evening of crafts, music and mermaids at the Cosford Container Park. Shop one-of-a-kind gifts from local vendors and join a crepe flower-making workshop – everyone who attends the class gets a free blueberry muffin. Snap photos dressed as a mermaid after catching the live mermaid show, and enjoy live music from 7.30pm to 10.30pm as the sun sets.

Step into the Indian Heritage Centre this weekend for free and uncover 30 newly revealed artefacts. Join the spirited Soapbox Gallery Tours, where storytellers share the tales behind these treasures. Families can get hands-on with fun craft stations, join a kid-friendly colouring contest, and enjoy light refreshments throughout the day. Plus, the first 1,000 visitors will receive a special IHC10 limited-edition tote bag.

Step into the future of cinema with Le Musk — the world’s first multi-sensory VR film experience, debuting in Singapore this May. Directed and scored by Academy Award-winner A.R. Rahman, the 37-minute immersive journey blends scent, motion, haptics, and sound for a full-bodied narrative. The showcase runs for a limited three-month stint at Golden Village at Suntec City from May 11, with only 50 seats available per day. Tickets are available here.

Local brand Beyond The Vines celebrates its 10th anniversary with the Dumpling District – a  tribute to its cult-favourite Dumpling Bags. This special experience invites shoppers to personalise their bags with bold, playful touches. For an additional $10, a BTV Doodle – available in two designs – can be added to your Dumpling Bag. You can also customise a beaded keychain charm and attach it to your bag. The Dumpling District is happening at the Beyond The Vines Design House, New Bahru, and Takashimaya S.C. stores from now until May 30, 2025. Online shoppers will receive a pre-assembled BTV Doodle and keychain with orders placed on June 1, 2025.

The European Union Film Festival returns to The Projector at Cineleisure with a month-long showcase of award-winning films that celebrate Europe’s film industry and culture. This year’s edition features 26 screenings, from gripping dramas to striking animations. In honour of Singapore’s 60th birthday, the Six at Sixty segment spotlights six short films by young local filmmakers, followed by a post-show dialogue. Upcoming films include Waltzing Matilda, Close, The Girl with the Needle, and My Grandfather’s Demons. More information can be found here.

Local creative community GOFY presents Melting Thresholds, a group exhibition spotlighting four emerging Southeast Asian artists – Shu and Money Wang from Malaysia, Nina Sach from Thailand, and Jaeyyelle from Singapore. Running from May 17 to September 14, 2025 at Sweet Cheeks, the show explores dreamlike spaces through a series of quirky artworks that reflect on identity, memory, and transformation. The exhibition also features limited-edition gelato flavours by Sweet Cheeks, and all artworks are available for purchase on-site. 

You might’ve seen the snaking queues at Chagee’s first Singapore outlet – or even joined them. But fans will tell you it’s worth the wait for a cup of the brand’s fragrant milk tea. With six outlets already across the island – including Orchardgateway, VivoCity, Plaza Singapura, and Raffles City – the popular China tea brand is now set to open its seventh location at Waterway Point this year.  Conveniently located near Punggol MRT, this new outlet is Chagee’s first in the heartlands, making it more accessible for residents in the Northeast. For the uninitiated, Chagee uses premium tea leaves sourced directly from its own tea farm in Lincang, Yunnan. Each drink is freshly brewed with no added dairy creamers or trans-fat ingredients, making it a lighter, healthier alternative to typical syrupy bubble tea. It’s also worth noting that Chagee doesn’t serve toppings – it’s all about the tea. Fan-favourite picks include the jasmine green milk tea (from $4.90), tie guan yin milk tea (from $5.20), osmanthus oolong milk tea (from $4.90), and da hong pao tea latte ($5.90).  The new outlet is set to open in June 2025. Stay updated via the Chagee Singapore Instagram page. READ MORE Bubble tea chain Tealive to open in Singapore Changi Airport this June Now open in Singapore: New Japanese snow ice store by the world’s top gelato master Café Gyoen relocates from Serangoon to Maxwell, now specialises in matcha

Things are about to get wet and wild this August as South Korea’s iconic water festival, Waterbomb, returns to Singapore for its second edition – and the recently announced artist line-up has fans buzzing with excitement. What is Waterbomb? This high-energy bash is a celebration of all things Korean – from K-pop to street food. As the name suggests, expect plenty of water-fuelled fun, with water gun fights, splash zones, photobooths, water cannons, and of course, the highly-anticipated live performances happening throughout the festival. When is Waterbomb Singapore 2025? Waterbomb returns to Singapore on August 30 and 31, 2025. Where is Waterbomb Singapore 2025 held? The festival will be held at Siloso Beach, Sentosa. Who is performing in Waterbomb Singapore 2025? Last year’s Waterbomb artist line-up saw big names like BamBam and Bibi, and this year’s line-up is just as stacked. Confirmed acts for Saturday’s performance include Taemin, Minho, Jam Republic, Whylucas, Sorn, Seungyeon, EXID, Huta and Team Bebe, while 2NE1, Junny, Estelle Fly, Jay B, Ash Island and Hong Kong singer Anson Lo hit the stage on Sunday. More artists are expected to be announced in the coming weeks.  When are ticket sales for Waterbomb Singapore 2025? Pre-sales for DBS Live Fresh cardholders begin on May 14, 2025 with a 15 percent discount, while pre-sales for DBS and POSB cardholders start on May 15 with a 10 percent discount. General sales open on May 16 from 10am. How much are tickets for Waterbomb

Third time’s the charm – the Pop Toy Show is back, and it’s set to be bigger and better than ever. Singapore’s largest Pop Mart event returns to the Sands Expo and Convention Centre this August, promising three days of fun for collectors and fans alike. Expect exclusive drops, limited-edition figurines and plenty of shopping opportunities – you’ll want to start saving up ASAP. This year’s spotlight falls on Hirono, a beloved character known for its expressive features and intricate details. Designed by a Chinese artist, the whimsical series has since captured the hearts of many Pop Mart lovers. The event will take place across Halls A, B and C of the Sands Expo and Convention Centre. More details are expected to drop soon, so keep your eyes on Pop Toy Show's official Instagram page or check back here for the latest updates.  READ MORE 'Phantom of the Opera' musical review: A hauntingly beautiful gothic romance masterpiece Waterbomb Singapore is back this August featuring 2NE1, Taemin, EXID and more Join Luffy and crew at the new One Piece pop-up café in Singapore this June

Where do we even begin? Ever since Lady Gaga announced her return to Singapore, excitement has been building to fever pitch – in the Time Out Singapore office, on social media, and practically across the entire island. Finally, Mother Monster is back in full force, and fans – or little monsters – are here for it. Photograph: Lau Liqin The energy was electric even before the show began. Despite the rainy weather, spirits stayed high as devoted fans turned up in full costume: think lace, leather, latex and everything in between.  Photograph: Hoong Qi Hao There was no opening act for the concert, so the anticipation only grew as the crowd waited for the main event – Lady Gaga. Once the pop icon finally took the stage, it was clear that this wasn’t just a concert – it was a full-blown theatrical spectacle. Gaga’s show was divided into several acts, each with its own elaborate set and costume changes. From giant Greek-style columns to a sand pit and a skull-covered piano, the stage design was bold and immersive.  Photograph: Hoong Qi Hao Her choreography was powerful and razor-sharp, made even more impressive considering the star lives with fibromyalgia, a chronic condition that causes muscle and joint pain. Her fierce, expressive performance style might surprise newcomers, but it’s all part of her artistic flair. In between numbers, Gaga also took time to speak to the crowd saying, “ You are so very special to me. My little monsters in Singapore, thank you for coming to our

*Drum roll* The rumours were spot on – Lady Gaga is indeed set to perform in Singapore at the National Stadium for four crazy nights. This marks her only stop in Asia – a very long-awaited return since her Born This Way ball in 2012. Lady Gaga isn’t just a pop star – she’s an award-collecting powerhouse that truly needs no introduction. The Fame made her a global sensation, but Born This Way cemented her legacy with anthems of self-love and empowerment, topping charts worldwide and selling over six million copies. She’s tackled everything from jazz (Cheek to Cheek) to country-pop (Joanne) to Hollywood stardom, winning an Oscar for Shallow from A Star Is Born. With 13 Grammys, an Oscar, two Golden Globes, and even a BAFTA under her (probably bedazzled) belt, Gaga isn’t just making music – she’s making history. And just recently, she released her latest album Mayhem, which the tour will revolve around. When is Lady Gaga’s concert in Singapore?  Lady Gaga is playing a total of four nights in Singapore, on May 18, 19, 21 and 24, 2025. What time will Lady Gaga come on stage in Singapore?  The doors to the National Stadium will open at 6pm, and her concert is set to start at 8pm.  What are the ticket prices for Lady Gaga’s concert in Singapore?  Tickets start from $148. Here’s the full list of standard ticket prices:  Cat 1: $368 Cat 2: $328 Cat 3: $288 Cat 4: $328 Cat 5: $268 Cat 6: $238 Cat 7: $218 Cat 8: $198 Cat 9: $148 Cat 10 (Restricted view): $328 Cat 11 (Restricted view):

It feels like just yesterday we were buzzing over the launch of 1939 Singapore – the multi-concept venue that took over Potato Head Singapore at Keong Saik Road. But less than six months since the announcement, the team has confirmed its upcoming closure this month.  For those who never got around to visiting the space, 1939 is split across four floors: the Front Porch on level one, The Restaurant on level two, the cocktail bar Studio 1939 on level three, and The Rooftop on level four. The first level is also where you’ll find the beloved Potato Head Three Buns burgers, such as the popular Fun Boy Three. Much of its predecessor’s charm was preserved – from the signature hand-painted murals by artist David Bromley to the winding checkered staircase, dotted with vintage bits and bobs. 1939 Singapore’s last day of operations is slated for May 31, 2025. While the reason for the closure was not revealed, all four levels will remain open right up till its final day. If you’ve been meaning to swing by, this is your final two weeks to do so.  Still, the F&B scene is far from slowing down. For one, the National Gallery Singapore will launch two restaurants by chef Damian D’Silva this September. Resorts World Sentosa will also debut a new lifestyle hub with over 40 brands, including world-renowned macaron house Pierre Hermé.  READ MORE Join Luffy and crew at the new One Piece pop-up café in Singapore this June Now open in Singapore: New Japanese snow ice store by the world’s top gelato

Adventure awaits at the One Piece pop-up at Aniplus café, where Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates are ready to welcome you. The popular anime series comes to life in this fully decked-out space, filled with character standees, plushies, and iconic ‘Wanted’ posters. Snap some photos at the mini photo wall and strike a pose next to your favourite character’s standee before tucking into themed food prepared by the café. The menu includes items such as Luffy’s Straw Hat Crew Meal, a hearty rice plate with chicken, sausage, curly fries and rice shaped like his iconic hat. There’s also Franky’s Monster Burger, a juicy beef cheeseburger. Sweet tooths can go for Chopper’s Sweets Lover, a rainbow cake topped with a Chopper-shaped icing cookie, or Nami’s Tangerine Pancakes. Drinks are named after the crew too – Zoro is an apple green tea mocktail, Sanji is a lemonade, and Brook is an earl grey tea. Spend at least $15 on food to receive a special set of premiums, including a coaster and postcard. Fans can also shop a range of exclusive merchandise, from umbrellas and tote bags to T-shirts, cups and stationery. Spend $30 or more on merchandise and you’ll walk away with a free holographic can badge. The pop-up café is open from June 13, 2025 to August 21, 2025. More details can be found here.  READ MORE BTS member Jin filmed his newest music video at Singapore’s National Gallery Singapore Changi Airport’s new Terminal 5 is slated to open in the mid-2030s, works have already begun Now open i

Singapore’s Changi Airport is already known as the world’s best airport – and it’s about to get even better. After years of planning, work has finally started on Terminal 5 (T5) – the airport’s newest and biggest expansion.  Photograph: Changi Airport Group Set within the 1,080-hectare Changi East development – nearly the size of the current airport – T5 is expected to handle around 50 million passengers annually. Its exterior design features overlapping curved roofs inspired by leaves, creating a warm and inviting ambience. A new automated passenger transport system, similar to the existing Skytrain, will connect T5 to Terminal 2, ensuring seamless transfers for travellers.  Photograph: Changi Airport Group The terminal will also be well connected to public transport for improved accessibility, with plans to extend the Thomson-East Coast Line and the upcoming Cross Island Line directly to the terminal. New roads will be constructed along the Changi Southern Corridor to connect T5 directly to Tanah Merah Coast Road, East Coast Parkway and the Pan Island Expressway.  Construction is underway, with the terminal expected to open in the mid-2030s. READ MORE Marina Bay Sands has new ultra-luxe suites with in-room karaoke systems, saunas, gyms and more NoMad Hotel by Hilton to open in Singapore with 15-storey waterfall, infinity pool and cliff-like facade Go glamping in air-conditioned safari tents at a new campsite in Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Singapore may be tiny, but it’s certainly not lacking in beauty – with Changi Airport crowned one of the world’s most beautiful airports, and two of our gardens ranked among the top 10 globally. It’s no wonder international stars flock here to film their music videos – Coldplay did it, and now BTS member Jin has joined the list. Eagle-eyed fans were quick to recognise scenes from the National Gallery Singapore in the teaser clip for Jin’s music video for his upcoming solo track Don’t Say You Love Me. The song is part of his upcoming mini-album Echo. The 38-second snippet shows Jin wandering the museum before crossing paths with Korean actress Shin Se-kyung on the lower link bridge, as the crowd and background melt away. Teaser photos shared on BTS’s official Instagram also show Jin in a room with a view of the Singapore Flyer and ArtScience Museum in the distance. The full music video drops on May 16, 2025 at 12pm (SGT). View the teaser video here. READ MORE Singapore F1 Grand Prix 2025 line-up: Foo Fighters, CL, Alan Walker and more Korean singer Bibi will bring her first world tour to Singapore this August R&B singer Tinashe is set to perform in Singapore this August for one night only

Each year, the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix draws major anticipation – not just for the thrilling on-track drama, but also for the star-studded entertainment line-up that comes with it. Taking place from October 3 to 5, 2025, the annual event continues to bring world-class performances to Singapore alongside the race weekend. Back in February, organisers announced that Korean soloist G-Dragon and Grammy Award-winning legend Elton John will headline this year’s edition. Since then, more names have been added to the list.  On October 3, expect performances from CL, Putri Ariani and Oakë. The following night, Foo Fighters, Alan Walker, Tom Grennan, The Lathums, Babymetal and Crowded House will take the stage. Rounding off the weekend on October 5 are The Wombats and The Smashing Pumpkins. Mexican DJ duo Le Twins and New York-based group Indo Warehouse are slated to perform on October 3 and 4, while Korean DJ Hanna will make appearances on both October 4 and 5. More top-tier acts are set to be announced in the coming weeks, so stay tuned to our page for more updates. Tickets can be purchased via the Singapore Grand Prix website. READ MORE Go glamping in air-conditioned safari tents at a new campsite in Mandai Wildlife Reserve Singapore’s highest Cantonese fine-dining restaurant opens on MBS' 55th floor with panoramic views Viral Chinese teahouse in Singapore has ‘floating stream’ table where items are delivered on flowing water

A stay at the elusive Marina Bay Sands (MBS) almost always earns a wide-eyed “Wow…” – and it’s easy to see why. For the uninitiated, MBS is one of Singapore’s most iconic and luxurious five-star hotels, and it has just reached new heights with an extravagant upgrade to its hotel rooms. We’re talking a staggering two-billion-dollar facelift. As of now, MBS boasts approximately 1,850 rooms, including 775 suites. Photograph: Marina Bay Sands The Sands Collection is one of two distinct hotel collections unveiled as part of this transformation, and it was fully refreshed last week. It now features around 1,480 rooms and suites, including family-friendly options like the Sands Family Suite priced from $680 per night, which comes with bunk beds, a kids room filled with toys and a private balcony. Photograph: Marina Bay Sands The other collection is the opulent Paiza Collection, which was awarded the Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star Rating in February. Here, the lavish treatment begins the moment you arrive, with the Paiza VIP Arrival Lounge offering private lifts straight to your suite and the Paiza Sky Residence, a rooftop club lounge with a whiskey bar that’s exclusively for Paiza guests. The collection is serviced by a team of 160 butlers on standby around the clock – one of the largest butler teams in the world. Photograph: Marina Bay Sands The collection mostly features suites that come with private gyms, massage tables, and karaoke systems. Those vacationing with a bigger g

Fans of Bibi must be Feeling Lucky – the singer-songwriter is bringing her first-ever world tour to Singapore this August, for one night only. This marks Bibi’s first solo concert here, following her shared-stage performance at Waterbomb Singapore 2024. Known for her raw, emotionally charged lyrics, experimental sound, and magnetic stage presence, the Korean singer and rapper stands apart from the usual K-pop crowd. Since her debut, she has released a diverse range of hits, from power-packed songs like Bibi Vengeance to soft, melancholic ballads such as I’m good at goodbyes. When is Bibi performing in Singapore?  Bibi will perform in Singapore on August 23, 2025, as part of her Eve world tour. Where is Bibi’s concert in Singapore?  The concert will be held at The Star Theatre. What are the ticket prices for Bibi’s concert in Singapore? Tickets start from $148. Here is the full list of ticket prices:  VIP Eve: $308 VIP Eve-1: $268 CAT 1: $228 CAT 2: $188 CAT 3: $148 CAT 4 (restricted view): $148 VIP ticket holders get exclusive perks including access to a pre-show soundcheck party and a special postcard featuring a message from Bibi herself. When do ticket sales start for Bibi’s concert in Singapore? Members of Bibi’s Weverse will get first dibs with a pre-sale on May 19, 2025 from 10am to 2pm. Mastercard cardholders get priority access from May 19 from 4pm, until May 20, 10am. Live Nation members can access the pre-sale on May 20 from 12pm to 12am via Ticketmaster’s website.