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Regina Song performs her first-ever solo show in Singapore this November

Tickets go live on August 18 at 11am – and good news, you can use your SG Culture Pass to offset the cost

Mingli Seet
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Mingli Seet
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Singapore pop darling Regina Song is finally headlining her first-ever show in Singapore on November 15 at Capitol Theatre, titled ‘everland: the launch show’.

If you somehow missed the Regina Song phenomenon, the numbers make a fairly convincing case. At just 22, she has racked up more than 600,000 monthly Spotify listeners. Her 2024 viral hit ‘the cutest pair’ brought her into the regional spotlight, while ‘fangirl’ went on to rack up more than 65 million Spotify streams and land at No. 1 on Spotify’s Viral 50 – Global. Her first sold-out Southeast Asian tour in January 2025 took her through Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Jakarta and Manila.

The concert marks a new chapter for Song. It launches her sophomore album ‘everland’, a whimsical new record inspired by Alice in Wonderland. Besides performances of her new tracks, you can expect a career-spanning setlist that dips into different eras of Song’s music, tracing the songs and stories that have soundtracked her journey so far. 

Tickets come in three tiers: Cat 1 VIP at $198 ($188 early bird), Cat 1 Standing at $98 ($94 early bird), and Cat 2 balcony at $128 ($118 early bird). And great news: tickets can also be offset with the SG Culture Pass.

VIP tickets come with priority entry, a signed poster, merchandise and, most importantly, a photo with Regina herself. Cat 1 standing ticket holders can also fork out an additional $30 for priority entry.

Presale tickets go live on Sistic and the SG Culture Pass website from 11am on August 18. 2026. Early bird tickets will then be available from 11pm on August 19 to 11pm on August 26.

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