J-pop duo Yoasobi will headline the National Stadium in Singapore on Feb 20, 2027, marking their biggest show here yet and the first time a Japanese music act will headline a solo concert at the 55,000-capacity venue, according to concert promoter Sozo. The performance serves as the sole South-east Asian stop on the newly announced Yoasobi 10-city Dome & Stadium Tour 2026-2027 Super Planet, which spans five cities in Japan and five across Asia, including Taipei, Seoul, and Hong Kong.
Tour Details and Ticket Information for National Stadium Show
Tickets for the upcoming concert are priced between $108 and $498. According to the concert promoters, pre-sales start on Aug 18, while general sales start Aug 19 via Ticketmaster (go to ticketmaster.sg or call 6018-7645) and yoasobi.sozolive.asia.
The concert venue is located at 1 Stadium Drive. Doors are scheduled to open ahead of the 7 pm start time on Feb 20, 2027. Fans from neighboring nations such as Vietnam, Thailand, the Philippines, Malaysia, and Indonesia are anticipated by event organizer Sozo to travel in for the forthcoming performance.
Did you know? Spanning the years 2021 through 2024, Yoasobi has earned the title of Spotify’s most-streamed Japanese act outside Japan for four consecutive years. Gathering upwards of 1.3 billion streams, their 2019 introductory track, Into The Night/Yoru ni Kakeru, turned into an international sensation.
Rapid Rise in Singapore Venues
In 2024, the debut Singapore performance of the musical pair—consisting of vocalist Ikura and writer-producer Ayase—took place at the Resorts World Ballroom within Resorts World Sentosa, selling out completely on the very day tickets became available, illustrating how swiftly the group has expanded its local fan base.
Accumulating a combined attendance of nearly 20,000 people, their subsequent two-night run at the Singapore Indoor Stadium set a record for the largest turnout ever recorded for a standalone J-pop concert in Singapore.
The upcoming show fulfils a promise Ayase made in a 2025 interview with The Straits Times at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. “There’s a much bigger venue next door, we want to fill it up… hopefully we can play there next time when we come back,” he said.
Tourism Impact and Industry Reception
Guo Teyi, leisure events director at the Singapore Tourism Board, remarked in an official release that the island nation’s persistent capacity to draw top-tier international artists across a wide spectrum of musical styles reinforces its position as the premier Asian hub for live entertainment of the highest caliber. “Yoasobi’s return at this scale reflects this momentum, and we warmly welcome Yoasobi and their fans from around the world to experience not only an unforgettable concert but also the best that Singapore has to offer.”
Sozo’s founder and managing director Shawn Chin added in a statement: “Yoasobi stands at the forefront of global J-pop, and it is incredibly exciting for us to be part of this historic milestone and their continued growth on the world stage.”
Having started their musical journey in 2019, Yoasobi held the mantle of Spotify’s most-streamed Japanese act outside Japan for four consecutive years from 2021 to 2024, while their 2019 breakout single Into The Night/Yoru ni Kakeru drew over 1.3 billion global streams and later tracks like 2020’s Haven’t and 2023’s smash single Idol climbed charts worldwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is the Yoasobi concert in Singapore?
Where: Singapore National Stadium, 1 Stadium Drive. When: Feb 20, 7pm.
How much do tickets cost and when do they go on sale?
Tickets are priced from $108 to $498. Pre-sales start on Aug 18, while general sales start Aug 19.
Is this part of a larger tour?
Yes, the performance is part of the Yoasobi 10-city Dome & Stadium Tour 2026-2027 Super Planet, which includes stops in Japan and five across Asia, including Taipei, Seoul and Hong Kong, making it the duo’s only South-east Asian stop.
What makes this concert a historic milestone?
The pair, comprising songwriter-producer Ayase and singer Ikura, will be the first Japanese music act to headline a solo concert at the 55,000-capacity National Stadium.
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