After racing into Singapore for the past two years, J-pop sensation Yoasobi is gearing up for another encore on home ground. The popular duo will bring the idol energy to National Stadium on 20 February 2027, marking their first and only stop in Southeast Asia for the 超惑星 “SUPER PLANET” tour.
Yoasobi is also set to become the first Japanese artist to perform at the country’s biggest entertainment venue, which can hold up to 55,000 attendees — more than four times the 12,000-capacity of last year’s Singapore Indoor Stadium. Rounding out the wider Asian leg are Taipei, Seoul, and Hong Kong, which, alongside shows in five Japanese cities, add up to 10 performances from late 2026 to early next year.
Pre-sale tickets will be available from 18 August, 10am SGT (GMT+8), on Trip.com, while general public sales begin on 19 August, 12pm, on Ticketmaster. Prices range from US$108 for Cat 7 to S$498 (Platinum VIP Seated), with the full breakdown as follows (in descending order):
- Platinum VIP Seated: S$498
- Cat 1 Gold Seated: S$288
- VIP Priority Standing: S$288
- Cat 8 (Restricted View): S$288
- Cat 3: S$238
- VIP Standing: S$238
- Cat 4: S$218
- Cat 5: S$188
- General Standing: S$168
- Cat 7: S$108
Those who purchase the Platinum VIP Seated, Cat 1 Gold Seated, and VIP Priority Standing tickets can look forward to exclusive entitlements, such as access to the priority VIP merchandise lane and dedicated entitlement collection for the first two, as well as early entry for VIP Priority Standing holders. Each tier also comes with its own badge, lanyard, and set gift bundles, and more information about Singapore-only merchandise, special collaborations, and fan-centric activities will be announced closer to the event date.
Comprising songwriter and producer Ayase and vocalist Ikura, Yoasobi is known for translating fictional stories into narrative-driven songs. The musical act rose to prominence with their 2020 debut single, “Racing into the Night (Yoru ni Kakeru),” which received the first-ever diamond and double diamond certifications for streaming figures from the Recording Industry Association of Japan, and is one of the major J-pop artists to perform at overseas festivals, including Coachella. Among their most popular hits are anime series openers such as Oshi no Ko (“Idol”), Beastars (“Monster / Kaibutsu”), and Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End (“The Brave / Yuusha”), alongside “Blue / Gunjo”, inspired by the manga Blue Period. The duo recently collaborated with Blizzard Entertainment for Overwatch, following previous tie-ups with Uniqlo, PlayStation, Pokémon, and more.
Si Jia is a casual geek at heart – or as casual as someone with Sephiroth’s theme on her Spotify playlist can get. A fan of movies, games, and Japanese culture, Si Jia’s greatest weakness is the Steam Summer Sale. Or any Steam sale, really.
Kevin Low
