If you thought Singapore’s K-pop fever had already peaked this year, think again. With groups like Twice and Blackpink headlining multiple shows in Singapore this year, the arrival of the Kpop Demon Hunters Official Pop-Up is the glittery cherry on top for the year-end. The pop-up is now welcoming fans at *Scape Level 3, from now till January 11, 2026 – and it brings a supernatural level of star power with it.
The Kpop Demon Hunters Official Pop-Up Tour kicked off in Seoul on December 4 before storming through Singapore, Bangkok, Tokyo and Taipei, wrapping up in the Taiwanese capital on January 18, 2026. It's a mega celebration of the Netflix hit animated film, which has dominated global charts with songs like 'Golden', clinched multiple Grammy nominations, and even scored a much-anticipated sequel, solidifying its status as one of the year’s biggest cultural crossovers.
Now, fans can finally step inside that demon-slaying, disco-lit world. The Singapore leg features two immersive installations of iconic scenes from the animated film, where you can strike a pose next to Huntrix's Rumi, Zoey, Mira, and dare we say, the Saja Boys.
And while you're at it, shop official merchandise, including band tees, sweatshirts and socks, as well as posters, stickers, badges, pens, note pads and more. There are also exclusive photocards and mini CD keyrings of hit songs like 'Golden,' 'How It's Done,' 'Soda Pop,' and 'Your Idol.'
If you can't get enough of Derpy Tiger and Sussie Bird, you'd want to bag some adorable plushies, accessories and even a crossbody bag that you can personalise with a variety of patches featuring the different characters.
Time Out tip: be sure to book a free slot online here beforehand. Each registration allows you and a guest to experience the pop-up within an hour. Walk-ins are also welcome but subject to crowd levels. The pop-up opens daily from 10.30am to 9.30pm at *Scape Level 3.
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