Here’s how to make the most of the month ahead.
It’s the start of a new month, which means it’s time to fill up your cultural calendar. As September arrives, Singapore thrives. This month is packed with excitement, featuring a variety of concerts, culinary experiences and cultural events. Here are the best things to do in Singapore in September 2026.
Tuesday 1 September
Visit Singapore Night Festival 2026
The Singapore Night Festival returns for its 17th edition from 21 August to 5 September 2026, bringing myths and legends to life across Bras Basah and Bugis. Centred around the National Museum of Singapore, the festival will feature projection mapping, performances, films and immersive installations. Highlights include Tales of Earth and Sea, a projection by Indonesian collective The Fox, The Folks; Close-Act’s towering Birdmen performers; and Stormy Straits, an illuminated installation inspired by early Southeast Asian seafarers. Visitors can also explore The Dragon’s Tooth: A Legend of Becoming Light at SMU Campus Green and watch regional horror films, including the restored 1958 classic Orang Minyak, at Oldham Theatre.
Where: Oldham Theatre, Canning Rise, National Archives of Singapore, Singapore
When: 22 August to 5 September 2026
Contact: www.heritage.sg
Wednesday 2 September
Have breakfast at Tiffany’s
Tiffany & Co’s famed Blue Box Café made its Southeast Asia debut at ION Orchard in July. Located on the top floor of the jeweller’s revamped flagship, the café will serve breakfast, lunch and afternoon treats in a setting inspired by the original New York concept. The menu has been created with Chef Julien Royer, chef-owner of three-Michelin-starred Odette, blending American classics, French technique and Singaporean flavours. The opening forms part of Tiffany’s expanded triplex boutique, which also features private VIP suites, Singapore’s first Tiffany watch salon and The Schlumberger Gallery.
Where: Tiffany Blue Box Café Singapore, ION Orchard, Orchard Road, Singapore
When: Daily from 10am to 10pm
Contact: www.tiffany.sg
Thursday 3 September
Check out the Pop Mart Bakery
Pop Mart has opened Southeast Asia’s first Pop Bakery at Resorts World Sentosa. The concept is expected to offer cookies, chocolates and character-inspired confectionery, presented in playful packaging featuring favourites such as Labubu, Skullpanda, Crybaby, Dimoo and Molly. The Singapore launch will also introduce exclusive collectibles inspired by local icons, including a Merlion-themed Hacipupu holding a Vanda Miss Joaquim orchid and Twinkle Twinkle dressed as an otter. Larger-than-life installations are also expected, making the bakery an attraction for collectors and casual visitors alike.
Where: Pop Bakery, Resorts World Sentosa, Sentosa, Singapore
When: Daily from 11am to 9.30pm
Contact: @popmartsg
Friday 4 September
Experience the Formula 1 Exhibition Singapore
Formula 1 fans can get closer to the action as the official Formula 1 Exhibition makes its Asian debut at Gardens by the Bay on Thursday, 23 July 2026. Arriving in Singapore as its 11th global stop, the immersive experience explores the past, present and future of the sport through seven themed rooms, historic cars, rare artefacts, exclusive footage and racing simulators. Highlights include Once Upon A Time In Formula 1, Revolution By Design, Design Lab, Drivers and Duels, and Survival, which revisits Romain Grosjean’s 2020 Bahrain Grand Prix crash. Confirmed cars include Sebastian Vettel’s Red Bull RB7 and the 2003 BAR Honda 005. Tickets start from $29 for children and $49 for adults.
Where: Formula 1 Exhibition Singapore, Gardens by the Bay, Singapore
When: From Thursday, 23 July 2026
Contact: https://f1exhibition.com
Saturday 5 September
Spend the weekend at Mandarin Oriental, Singapore
Mandarin Oriental, Singapore is a Marina Bay icon; its fan-shaped tower is designed so guestrooms face outward towards the water and skyline. Reopened in September 2023 after a six-month transformation, the 510 rooms and suites layer contemporary charm with subtle nods to local heritage, from Peranakan-inspired colour to batik-like patterns. Dining is a strong suit, with Cherry Garden by Chef Fei championing elevated Cantonese, Dolce Vita delivering modern Italian, Zuicho adding Japanese finesse, and MO BAR setting the tone for cocktails with a view. Wellness centres on The Spa, an acclaimed sanctuary with six treatment rooms, plus an outdoor pool and fitness programme.
Where: Mandarin Oriental Singapore, 5 Raffles Avenue, Singapore
Contact: www.mandarinoriental.com
Sunday 6 September
See LYKN live
Thai boy band LYKN will bring its Dusk & Dawn World Tour to The Theatre at Mediacorp on 6 September 2026. The Singapore concert marks part of the group’s first world tour and follows the release of its debut full-length album, Dusk and Dawn. Exploring themes of growing up, the record combines energetic pop anthems with reflective ballads while showcasing the group’s choreography and stage presence. LYKN comprises Nut, Hong, Tai, William and Lego, who formed after winning GMMTV’s Project Alpha survival competition in 2023. Since then, the group has built a growing international following through its music, television dramas and variety appearances.
Where: The Theatre at Mediacorp, One-North, Singapore
When: Sunday, 6 September 2026
Contact: https://ticketmaster.sg
Monday 7 September
Feast at Hikiniku To Come
VivoCity is now home to one of Tokyo’s cult hamburg steak concepts. Hikiniku To Come keeps things refreshingly focused with a single signature set built around freshly ground meat and freshly cooked rice. Each meal centres on charcoal-grilled hamburg steaks served one by one, so the food arrives hot, juicy and ready to eat. The set includes three patties, refillable rice, miso soup, a raw Japanese egg and condiments, creating a fuss-free ritual that has already drawn queues. With its counter-style energy and compact menu, this is less about lingering and more about the pleasure of a perfectly timed meal.
Where: Hikiniku To Come, 1 HarbourFront Walk, VivoCity, Singapore
When: Daily, 11am to 10pm
Contact: @hikiniku.to.come_singapore
Tuesday 8 September
Visit a heritage mansion turned cocktail bar
Bar Kap Singapore has opened inside the historic House of Tan Yeok Nee on Penang Road, serving up cocktails, culture and character to one of the city’s most significant heritage mansions. Set within the 120-year-old former residence of merchant Tan Yeok Nee, the bar unfolds across atmospheric rooms, including the sociable Main Hall, the intimate Carriage Room and the apothecary-inspired Chamber. Its cocktail menu draws on the building’s history, with drinks divided into four eras: Kapitan, Station Master, Order and Dynasty. Also housed within the mansion is Jing Studio, offering curated teas, herbal infusions and light pastries.
Where: Bar Kap, House of Tan Yeok Nee, 101 Penang Road, Singapore
When: Monday to Sunday from 5pm to 12am
Contact: https://barkap.sg
Wednesday 9 September
Tuck into the desserts at Loulouca
Loulouca will make dessert the main event when it opens on Ann Siang Hill on 29 July. Founded by Louisa Lim, former head pastry chef at three-Michelin-starred Odette, the 20-seat atelier combines French technique with seasonal Asian ingredients. By day, guests can choose from pastries, homemade ice cream, coffee and tea. Evenings focus on plated desserts prepared à la minute, including Yamanashi peach with blackberry yoghurt sorbet, Shizuoka melon with vanilla mousse and matcha meringue, and Mara des Bois strawberry with crème fraîche and lemon curd. The signature Loulouca reimagines tiramisu with sobacha ice cream, coffee praline and caramelised pecans.
Where: Loulouca, Ann Siang Hill, Maxwell, Singapore
Contact: www.loulouca.com
Thursday 10 September
Visit the Egyptian display at Gardens by the Bay
Gardens by the Bay is turning back the clock with Lilytopia, its first ancient Egypt-themed floral display. Running at the Flower Dome until 27 September 2026, the exhibition marks 60 years of diplomatic relations between Singapore and Egypt. More than 7,000 lilies surround a recreation of the Nile, alongside rare blooms including the Egyptian Blue Lotus, a symbol of rebirth in ancient Egyptian culture. Visitors can also explore recreations inspired by landmarks such as the Great Temple of Abu Simbel, complete with towering statues, hieroglyphics and a solar barque. Works by Egyptian artist Salwa Elhamamsy also feature throughout the display.
Where: Lilytopia, Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay, Singapore
When: Daily from 9am to 9pm
Contact: www.gardensbythebay.com.sg
Friday 11 September
Check out a new rooftop restaurant
Milli is now open at National Gallery Singapore, offering a new rooftop dining and nightlife destination to the city. Set across two levels, the venue overlooks Marina Bay, the Padang and the skyline. Level 6 will house Milli Sky Dining & Bar, an all-day restaurant led by Chef Han Li Guang of MICHELIN-starred Labyrinth, with sharing dishes such as lobster laksa cheong fun, oyster omelette soufflé and roasted chicken. Downstairs, Milli Lounge will shift into a late-night setting with DJs and cocktails, including a kaya toast-inspired espresso martini and the Peranakan spritz.
Where: Milli, National Gallery Singapore, 1 St Andrew’s Road, Singapore
Contact: @milli.sky.sg
Saturday 12 September
Sleep at The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore
The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore is as much a gallery as a hotel, with a 4,200-strong contemporary art collection and 608 rooms and suites built for skyline drama. Signature marble bathrooms feature the famous octagonal window, which frames the Singapore Flyer while you soak. Dining covers heritage-heavy Colony, Michelin-starred Cantonese at Summer Pavilion, and Republic for 1960s-inspired cocktails, with The Ritz Lounge for afternoon tea. Reset at The Ritz-Carlton Spa with EPICUTIS facials and ESPA body therapies, plus whirlpool, sauna and steam, then lap the outdoor pool or hit the 24-hour gym.
Where: The Ritz-Carlton Millenia Singapore, 7 Raffles Avenue, Singapore
Contact: www.ritzcarlton.com
Sunday 13 September
Go island hopping aboard The Royal Albatross
Singapore’s Royal Albatross has launched a new lunch experience combining dining, speedboats and island-hopping. The adventure begins with a ferry to Lazarus Island, where guests board the luxury tall ship for a three-course menu created by MasterChef Singapore winner Inderpal Singh. Dishes draw on Singapore’s maritime heritage, with options including Hokkaido scallop ceviche and 16-hour braised beef short rib rendang, alongside a vegetarian menu. Afterwards, guests can use an unlimited speedboat pass to explore Lazarus, Kusu, St John’s and Sisters’ Islands, or spend the afternoon swimming, relaxing on the beach and enjoying the sea views.
Where: The Royal Albatross, Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa, Singapore
When: Tuesday to Sunday from 10:30am to 3pm
Contact: www.tallship.com.sg
Monday 14 September
Visit Singapore’s Sherlock Holmes Experience
Sherlock Holmes fans can put their detective skills to the test with A Study In Red: The Official Sherlock Experience, now open in Singapore. Created by gaming studio Hidden, the two-hour adventure takes players across 16 locations in Bugis to solve a brutal murder inspired by Arthur Conan Doyle’s first Sherlock Holmes novel. Groups of up to five will uncover clues, tackle puzzles and investigate crime scenes using augmented reality, UV lights and physical sets. Eagle-eyed fans can also spot references such as 221B Bugis Street. The experience concludes with exclusive Sherlock Holmes keepsakes and access to a Victorian-themed gift shop.
Where: Hidden, Victoria Street, Bugis, Singapore
When: Monday to Sunday from 10am to 10pm
Contact: officialsherlockexperience.com
Tuesday 15 September
Try a Toy Story Afternoon Tea
SKAI at Swissôtel The Stamford is heading to infinity and beyond with a new Toy Story-themed afternoon tea. Running until 20 November 2026, the You’ve Got a Friend in Me experience transforms Disney and Pixar favourites into playful sweet and savoury bites. Highlights include the berry-filled Space Ranger inspired by Buzz Lightyear, the Cowboy Chocolate made with 66 per cent Kalibé chocolate, and the truffle and caviar-topped Potato Head Royale. Guests can also enjoy warm scones, TWG Tea, gourmet coffee and alcohol-free themed cocktails, all served with sweeping views from 70 floors above Singapore.
Where: SKAI, Swissôtel The Stamford, City Hall, Singapore
When: 1 September to 20 November 2026, from 12:15pm to 5:30pm
Contact: skai.sg
Wednesday 16 September
Experience Asia’s first Minecraft Experience
Asia’s first Minecraft Experience is coming to Singapore, bringing Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue to Green Canvas at Mandai Wildlife Reserve from 24 April to 13 September 2026. The immersive attraction transforms the venue into a life-sized version of the game’s Overworld, inviting visitors to take part in a quest to save a village from zombies. The experience unfolds across eight themed rooms inspired by Minecraft biomes, complete with oversized sets, large-scale projections and interactive challenges. Each participant receives an Orb of Interaction, a handheld device used to gather resources and trigger in-room moments. The walkthrough lasts approximately 55 minutes, with timed entry slots every 15 minutes. Tickets start from S$46 for adults and S$40 for children.
Where: Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue, Green Canvas, Mandai Wildlife Reserve, Singapore
When: Daily from 11am to 7pm
Contact: www.minecraftexperience.com
Thursday 17 September
Visit the new-look Zén
Three Michelin-starred Zén has reopened in Singapore following a three-month refurbishment. The refreshed restaurant now begins with a 16-seat counter, where chefs serve seven canapés before guests move upstairs for a six-course menu. Dishes include shima aji crudo with artichoke and quince, chawanmushi with abalone and beef broth, and Wagyu with oxtail pressé, morels and fermented Kampot pepper. The experience concludes with desserts and petit fours in the lounge or Glasshouse. Designed with Stockholm studio JOYN, the interiors blend Scandinavian influences with Japanese and Southeast Asian touches, while Head Chef Kelvin Ng leads the kitchen.
Where: Zén, 41 Bukit Pasoh Road, Singapore
When: Tuesday to Saturday from 12pm to 5pm and 6:30pm to 10:30pm
Contact: www.restaurantzen.com
Friday 18 September
Grab a drink at Truth or Dare
Truth or Dare has opened at The Offshore Building in Raffles Place, adding a playful new rooftop bar to Singapore’s nightlife scene. Located on the attic level, the venue pairs skyline views with cocktails, live music and late-night energy. The bar hosts live music daily, while DJ sets take over every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. The drinks menu leans into the concept’s name, with cocktails divided into ‘Truth’ and ‘Dare’. Highlights include a gin-based serve with osmanthus and burnt honey, a vodka and brown butter creation, and the Bartender’s Choice, made with whisky, sweet ginger wine, azuki red beans and evaporated milk. Food includes chicken nuggets, truffle fries, kimchi fried rice and chilli crab linguine.
Where: Truth or Dare, The Offshore Building, 11 North Canal Road, Singapore
When: Monday to Saturday from 5pm to 3am
Contact: www.truthordare.sg
Saturday 19 September
Retreat to The Singapore EDITION
The Singapore EDITION is a sleek, lifestyle-led hideout in the Cuscaden enclave, moments from Orchard Road and the Botanic Gardens, with 204 rooms and suites designed in EDITION’s signature minimalist palette of white oak floors, soft textiles and blackout serenity. Dining starts with FYSH at EDITION, a modern seafood steakhouse built around Josper-grilled catch and premium cuts, then shifts gears at the pink-velvet Lobby Bar, the Yves Klein-blue Punch Room, and rooftop bites and cocktails at The ROOF, with Wonder Room delivering the after-dark soundtrack. Wellness comes via The Spa, complete with seven treatment rooms, saunas, steam rooms, plunge pools, an indoor vitality pool, a gym, and a rooftop pool.
Where: The Singapore EDITION, 38 Cuscaden Road, Singapore
Contact: www.editionhotels.com
Sunday 20 September
Immerse yourself at IMBA Theatre
IMBA Theatre has opened at Gardens by the Bay, bringing a major new immersive art destination to Singapore. Spanning more than 80,000 square feet, the venue is the country’s first dedicated immersive media-based arts space, combining large-scale projections, spatial sound, storytelling and digital installations. The venue features two immersive black-box theatres, a contemporary exhibition gallery and a design-led retail space. Its launch programme includes a Fernando Botero exhibition exploring the Colombian artist’s distinctive style, alongside David Hockney: Bigger & Closer, created with Lightroom UK. Blending art, technology and entertainment, IMBA Theatre adds a compelling new layer to Singapore’s cultural scene. Tickets from S$38.
Where: IMBA Theatre, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Gardens by the Bay, Singapore
When: Open daily from 9am to 9pm
Contact: https://imbaglobal.com
Monday 21 September
Explore Rainforest Wild Adventure
Mandai Wildlife Reserve has expanded Rainforest Wild Adventure by launching its new East Zone. The second phase introduces Afro-tropical landscapes, canopy-level walkways, rope bridges and vertical climbing elements, placing visitors among the upper layers of the rainforest. A major highlight is the arrival of the okapi, a rare Central African species often called the forest giraffe, making its Southeast Asia debut. Guests can also experience new wildlife viewing points, including Primate Climb, as well as National Geographic pop-up stores across the East and West zones. Tickets start from S$50.
Where: Rainforest Wild Adventure, Mandai Wildlife Reserve, Mandai Lake Road, Singapore
Contact: mandai.com
Tuesday 22 September
Immerse yourself at ArtScience Museum Singapore
Marshmallow Laser Feast is bringing its sensory storytelling to ArtScience Museum Singapore as the museum’s latest ArtScientists-in-Residence. Running until 27 February 2027, the residency features three immersive installations exploring the hidden systems that connect humans, nature and the planet. The London-based collective, founded by Robin McNicholas, Barnaby Steel and Ersin Han Ersin, is known for combining virtual reality, cinematic visuals, spatial audio and scientific research. Highlights include Evolver, a multisensory VR journey through the human body, and Seeing Echoes in the Mind of the Whale, which explores how whales and dolphins navigate the world through sound. Poetics of Soil: Fly Agaric I completes the trilogy by looking beneath the forest floor at fungi, microorganisms and soil networks.
Where: ArtScience Museum Singapore, 6 Bayfront Avenue, Marina Bay, Singapore
When: Until 27 February 2027
Contact: marshmallowlaserfeast.com
Wednesday 23 September
Explore the ocean at Science Centre Singapore
Science Centre Singapore is making waves with ONE Ocean: Every Action Ripples, a new immersive marine exhibition running until 3 January 2027. Taking place at the Annexe Halls, the family-friendly experience combines science, storytelling and technology to explore the wonders of the deep. Visitors can journey through large-scale projections, interactive installations, soundscapes and virtual reality, while learning about marine ecosystems, climate change and ocean conservation. Highlights include the Tara Polar Station, which recreates an Arctic research base, and 7 Wonders of the Ocean, a 360-degree projection show filled with underwater landscapes and marine life. The exhibition also spotlights Singapore’s own biodiversity through Tides of the Red Dot. Tickets start from S$13.
Where: Science Centre Singapore, 15 Science Centre Road, Singapore
When: Daily, from 10am to 5pm
Contact: www.science.edu.sg
Thursday 24 September
Enjoy secluded sips at Blind Tiger
Blind Tiger has opened above Smash Street on Amoy Street, adding a hidden new address to Singapore’s cocktail scene. The 18-seat speakeasy-style bar takes inspiration from Prohibition-era “blind tiger” venues, where alcohol was concealed and entry relied on secrecy. Upstairs, the mood is intimate and atmospheric, with low lighting, close-range service and cocktails built around storytelling. The drinks list features narrative-led names such as Borderline Smuggler, Midnight Shipment and The Indigo Signal, each nodding to bootleg routes and late-night mischief. Food keeps a connection to the burger spot below, with small plates including smash burger sliders and miniature fried chicken “caviar” sandos. Blind Tiger is open Tuesday to Saturday from 6pm to midnight.
Where: Blind Tiger, 50 Amoy Street, Singapore
When: Tuesday to Saturday from 6pm to 12am
Contact: @blindtiger.sg
Friday 25 September
Party with Post Malone
If the songs “Circles,” “Rockstar,” and “Sunflower” get your head bopping, you’ll be thrilled to hear that the man behind the hits, Post Malone, is coming to Singapore. He will perform live at The National Stadium with Don Toliver joining the bill as support. Post Malone, real name Austin Post (aka that guy with tattoos on his face) has achieved critical and commercial success with his blend of hip-hop, rock, trap and country. The hits are stacked. “Rockstar” featuring 21 Savage gave him his first Billboard Hot 100 No. 1, while “Circles” became one of his defining crossover smashes. “Sunflower” with Swae Lee turned into a genuine milestone, becoming the first-ever RIAA double-diamond single. Although Post Malone has performed in the city before, this National Stadium date is his first full-scale solo headline concert here. His previous Singapore appearance came during the 2023 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix entertainment line-up, where he performed at the Padang.
Where: The National Stadium, 1 Stadium Drive, Singapore, 397629
When: Friday, 25 September 2026 at 8pm
Contact: https://ticketmaster.sg
Saturday 26 September
Ride Southeast Asia’s tallest dry slide
Skypark Sentosa is back with a bold new reason to visit. Following a major refurbishment, the Sentosa Island attraction has reopened with Skyslides by Klook, billed as Southeast Asia’s tallest dry slide. Rising 44 metres above the ground, the experience is built into the venue’s existing bungee tower and features two enclosed rides. Skydrop is the high-intensity option, beginning with a near-vertical U-drop before sending riders through a spiral tube slide at speed. The Big Klook Slide offers a gentler descent, with transparent sections revealing views across Sentosa’s coastline. Both rides feature lighting and sound effects, with themes including Disco, Jungle and Space. Tickets start from approximately S$28 for two rides.
Where: Skypark Sentosa, Sentosa Island, Singapore
When: Open daily from 11:30am to 7:30pm
Contact: sentosa.com.sg
Sunday 27 September
Visit the Asian Civilisations Museum
Singapore’s Asian Civilisations Museum is bringing 100 Islamic treasures from the Musée du Louvre to Singapore for a major new exhibition. Crosscurrents: Masterpieces of Mughal, Safavid, and Ottoman Art from the Musée du Louvre runs from 19 June 2026 to 24 January 2027, taking over ACM’s Islamic Art Gallery and Design Gallery. The exhibition explores the artistic legacy of the Mughal, Safavid and Ottoman empires, which shaped trade, design, diplomacy and material culture across Asia between the 16th and 18th centuries. Visitors can see illustrated manuscripts, ceramics, metalwork and decorative objects, alongside Southeast Asian pieces from ACM’s own collection. Admission is free for Singaporeans and Permanent Residents, while tickets for tourists start from SGD 25.
Where: Asian Civilisations Museum, 1 Empress Place, Singapore
When: Open daily from 10am to 7pm
Contact: www.acm.nhb.gov.sg
Monday 28 September
Relax at House+ Bubble
House+ Bubble has opened at Perennial Business City in Jurong East, introducing Singapore to a large-scale bathhouse-style wellness complex. The venue spans about 49,000 square feet in its first phase, with plans to expand to around 100,000 square feet. Open 24 hours, the concept combines soaking pools, saunas, heated therapy rooms, massage and reflexology services with relaxation halls designed for lingering. The wider experience will include private soak rooms, meditation spaces, a reading room, a cinema, an e-sports room, and capsule pods. With food and drink also available, House+ Bubble offers an all-day urban wellness escape.
Where: House+ Bubble, 1 Venture Avenue, Perennial Business City, Singapore
Contact: @houseplus_bubble
Tuesday 29 September
Take to the skies in a Pokémon Cable Car
Singapore Cable Car is adding a playful twist to the skyline with the Pokémon Day-to-Night Adventure. Running daily on the Mount Faber Line until 21 January 2027, the limited-time experience transforms the journey between Mount Faber Peak and Sentosa Island with 18 Pokémon-themed cabins, including nine new designs. Passengers can spot favourites from all nine generations, including Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle, Sprigatito, Fuecoco and Quaxly, while enjoying views of Singapore Harbour and Sentosa. After dark, UV torches reveal hidden Pokémon artwork inside the cabins, with flying characters such as Charizard, Dragonite and Gyarados adding to the fun. Tickets for a standard round trip cost approximately S$33.
Where: Singapore Cable Car, Mount Faber Peak, Singapore
When: Daily until 21 January 2027
Contact: mountfaberleisure.com
Wednesday 30 September
See Henry Moodie in concert
British singer-songwriter Henry Moodie is bringing his Mood Swings World Tour to Singapore. The rising pop star will perform at The Theatre at Mediacorp on 30 September 2026, following the release of his debut album, Mood Swings. Known for emotionally charged tracks such as “Drunk Text”, “Pick Up The Phone” and “Closure”, Moodie has built a loyal global fanbase through heartfelt lyrics, viral moments and sold-out shows. The Singapore concert will give fans the chance to hear his coming-of-age anthems live, alongside newer material from his biggest chapter yet. VIP packages will also be available.
Where: The Theatre at Mediacorp, 1 Stars Avenue, Singapore
When: Wednesday, 30 September 2026
Contact: https://ticketmaster.sg