NewsSamantha Lee3 min read
YOASOBI play Singapore National Stadium on 20 February 2027, with the cheaper seats already gone
The Japanese duo's only Southeast Asia stop on their 10-city dome and stadium tour is sold out in seven seated categories, with standing and VIP tickets still on sale.

Poster: SOZO / Echoes
YOASOBI will play Singapore National Stadium on Saturday, 20 February 2027, the only Southeast Asia date on their 10-city Dome & Stadium Tour 2026-2027, titled "超惑星" (SUPER PLANET). The show starts at 7pm local time, and the official tour page lists SOZO Pte Ltd as the organiser.
For readers meeting them for the first time: YOASOBI are a Japanese duo, the composer and producer Ayase and the vocalist ikura, who started out turning short stories into songs and became one of J-pop's biggest streaming acts. Their song "Idol", the opening theme of the anime Oshi no Ko, took them well beyond Japan in 2023. A stadium night in Singapore is a statement about how far that audience now reaches across the region.
Where tickets stand
Presale for ticket and travel packages ran on 18 and 19 August 2026 through Trip.com, and general sale opened on 19 August 2026 at 12pm through Ticketmaster Singapore. As of the official page today, seven categories are sold out: CAT 2 (S$288), CAT 3 (S$238), CAT 4 (S$218), CAT 5 (S$188), CAT 6 (S$138), CAT 7 (S$108) and the restricted-view CAT 8 (S$288).
Still listed as available:
- Platinum VIP Seated: S$498
- CAT 1 Gold Seated: S$358
- VIP Priority Standing: S$288
- VIP Standing: S$238
- General Standing: S$168
Prices exclude booking fees, and the venue's own page and fee schedule differ on the exact amount, so check the total at checkout. There is a limit of 10 tickets per purchase.
Doors and timings
Doors open at 4:30pm for Priority Standing, 5pm for VIP Standing and General Standing, and 5:30pm for seated tickets. The stadium is at 1 Stadium Drive, in the Singapore Sports Hub.
If you are travelling in for the show, the tour page is the place to watch for any further ticket releases.
For more J-pop and Asian live news, see our Asian music coverage and the gig guide.
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