Seven Nights, Six Stages: Singapore’s Big Live Run Before October Ends

From stadium K-pop to a Halloween anime concert, here’s what’s on over the next three weeks Singapore’s live calendar is busy this month, and the next three weeks carry some of its biggest nights. Here’s what’s coming, in date order.

Tonight, 13 October: Avenged Sevenfold

The week opens with loud guitars. Avenged Sevenfold bring their Asia Tour 2026 to the Singapore Indoor Stadium tonight at 8pm, with tickets from S$128. An arena show from a major rock act is a rare booking here, so expect a heavy crowd.

17 and 18 October: BIGBANG

Then come the stadium nights. BIGBANG’s XX : COSMOS world tour plays Singapore on 17 and 18 October at the National Stadium. Two nights points to strong demand for the group, whose hits shaped a generation of K-pop listeners in the region. If you’re going, plan your journey early. Stadium crowds mean longer queues at MRT stations and entry gates.

18 October: NCT 127

NCT 127 return on 18 October with NEO CITY: SINGAPORE – THE REDLINE, their fifth tour here. That is the same date as BIGBANG’s second night, so K-pop fans across the island will be out in force. A fifth tour suggests a loyal following that has stayed with the group from one era to the next.

21 October: One Or Eight

For something more intimate, Japanese boy group One Or Eight make their Singapore debut at Victoria Theatre on 21 October. A heritage theatre rather than a stadium gives early fans a chance to see a young act up close, before larger venues become the norm.

27 October: The Rose

Korean band The Rose make their Singapore debut at The Star Theatre in Buona Vista on 27 October at 7:30pm, as part of their ROSETOPIA Asia Tour. They are a band in the traditional sense, with guitars and live playing at the centre. That sets the night apart from much of the K-pop on offer this month, and it should suit listeners who prefer a rock gig.

31 October: Jujutsu Kaisen in Concert

The run ends on Halloween at the Esplanade Theatre with Jujutsu Kaisen in Concert. Live music is paired with visuals and moments from the anime, and the date suits a series known for its dark, supernatural tone. It should work for devoted fans and curious newcomers alike.