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J-Pop duo Yoasobi is back – bringing their biggest Singapore show yet to the National Stadium on February 20, 2027. This marks the first time a Japanese artist has headlined the 55,000-capacity venue.
The pair already have a pretty special relationship with Singapore. After selling out their 2024 show, Yoasobi promised to return with a bigger venue – and, well, they’ve been steadily levelling up ever since. In 2025, they played two sold-out shows at the Singapore Indoor Stadium; now, in 2027, they’re taking things up another notch at the 55,000-capacity National Stadium, Singapore’s largest entertainment venue, for their biggest local show yet.
Yoasobi is a Japanese duo comprising producer Ayase and vocalist Ikura. They’ve gone global with hits like ‘Idol’ and ‘Yoru ni Kakeru’, the latter racking up more than 1.3 billion streams. But what really sets the duo apart is how they make their music: they turn novels and short stories into songs, creating emotionally charged, cinematic J-pop that has travelled well beyond Japan.
The concert is part of Yoasobi’s massive 10-city dome and stadium tour, Super Planet, which will hit five cities in Japan and five across Asia. Singapore is the tour’s only Southeast Asian stop.
Trip.com’s presale tickets go live exclusively through the app on August 18 at 10am. General sales begin August 19 at 12pm via Ticketmaster Singapore, with prices starting from $288 for VIP Priority Standing, $358 for Cat 1 Gold Seated and $498 for Platinum VIP Seated.
The VIP tiers come with their own assorted goodies, including badges and lanyards, package gifts, priority merchandise access and, for VIP Priority Standing, early entry to the pitch.
The show starts at 7pm on Saturday, 20 February 2027 at Singapore National Stadium. Expect more Singapore-exclusive merchandise, collaborations and fan activities to be announced closer to the date.
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