Singapore Events: Best Concerts And Live Shows This Quarter

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Singapore’s biggest confirmed concerts this quarter include BIGBANG at the National Stadium on 17 and 18 October, My Chemical Romance at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on 10 and 11 November, Guns N’ Roses at the National Stadium on 25 November, and BTS at the National Stadium on four nights from 17 to 22 December, according to listings by Honeycombers and TheSmartLocal. Several of these are listed as sold out, so check official channels first.

This guide lists the confirmed shows, what we know about tickets and how to avoid common traps.

Which Concerts Are Confirmed For October To December 2026?

Honeycombers, TheSmartLocal and Harper’s Bazaar Singapore each list the same core lineup. Here are the dates as of the listings I checked.

Date

Artist

Venue

Ticket Status Reported

13 Oct

Avenged Sevenfold

Singapore Indoor Stadium

From $128

17 and 18 Oct

BIGBANG

National Stadium

17 Oct reported sold out

18 Oct

NCT 127

Singapore Indoor Stadium

From $228

4 Nov

LANY

Singapore Indoor Stadium

From $138

10 and 11 Nov

My Chemical Romance

Singapore Indoor Stadium

Sold out

20 Nov

wave to earth

Singapore Indoor Stadium

Available on Ticketmaster at the time of listing

22 Nov

Simple Plan

Singapore Indoor Stadium

From $98

25 Nov

Guns N’ Roses

National Stadium

From $138

28 and 29 Nov

BABYMONSTER

Singapore Indoor Stadium

From $168

17, 19, 20, 22 Dec

BTS

National Stadium

Sold out

Prices are “from” prices, so they reflect the lowest category, not the best seats.

A short answer to “which show has tickets left?” is to check each artist’s official ticketing page, because the status changes within hours. Ticketmaster and Sistic are the platforms named in these listings.

Where Are The Venues, And What Should I Expect?

Both main venues are in Kallang. The Singapore Indoor Stadium is at 2 Stadium Walk, and Wikipedia says its capacity is 8,000 to 9,000 for concerts. The National Stadium is at 1 Stadium Drive and is within walking distance, according to the same source.

Wikipedia lists the Indoor Stadium’s capacity at 8,000 to 9,000 for concerts and up to 12,000 for sporting events, and Honeycombers names Ticketmaster and Sistic as the main sellers for these shows.

The Indoor Stadium is the smaller venue, and the National Stadium hosts the largest shows, so expect bigger crowds and longer entry queues there. Arrive early, and plan your ride home, because the crowd leaves all at once.

For a look back at how a busy month of Singapore events is covered, see our guide to top August 2025 events in Singapore.

How Do I Avoid Ticket Problems?

Start with the official sellers. Buy only from the platform named for the show, such as Ticketmaster or Sistic. If a show is sold out, do not pay inflated prices to a stranger on social media.

Read the details. Check the date, the section and any age rules. For overseas acts, confirm the show time on the day, because doors can open hours before the start.

Make a simple checklist before show day: ticket, ID if the organiser asks for it, a charged phone and a route home. That list saves more stress than any last-minute app search.

Here is the blunt limitation. Ticket status in this guide comes from third-party listings published between August and October, and it changes quickly. A show listed as available may be sold out when you read this. Always confirm on the official ticket page.

For more things to do around the island, browse our Lifestyle section for more Singapore events and trending picks.

What Do These Singapore Events Cover?

The lineup is mixed. TheSmartLocal names the NCT 127 NEO CITY: SINGAPORE – THE REDLINE tour on 18 October, My Chemical Romance’s The Black Parade 2026 on 10 and 11 November and Guns N’ Roses’ World Tour 2026 on 25 November. Honeycombers lists Simple Plan’s “The Bigger Than You Think!” Tour on 22 November and LANY’s Soft World Tour on 4 November.

Harper’s Bazaar Singapore describes BABYMONSTER’s world tour as featuring songs from its latest album, and it lists BTS’s “Arirang” world tour across four nights in December. Several of these are Asia tour stops, so Singapore may be one of only a few dates in the region.

Prices help you plan. The “from” prices range from $98 for Simple Plan to $228 for NCT 127, according to TheSmartLocal. Remember that fees, seat categories and booking charges change the final bill, so check the checkout page before you commit.

Frequently Asked Questions

What if my favourite show is sold out? Check the official platform for released seats and verified resale options. Avoid private sellers asking for transfers outside the platform.

Can I bring a bag? Venue rules differ and may change per show. Check the event page for bag size limits and prohibited items before you travel.

How early should I arrive? For stadium shows, aim to arrive well before doors open, because security checks and queues take time. Check the event page for door times.

Is there anything to do near the venues? Both venues sit in the same Kallang area, so you can plan a meal nearby. Eat early, because restaurants fill up before big shows.

Why do some artists play several nights? Demand. BTS is listed for four nights, while BIGBANG, My Chemical Romance and BABYMONSTER are each listed for two. Extra nights usually mean extra ticket releases, so keep watching the official page.

If we have missed a confirmed show, email us at admin@dei.com.sg.



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