All the major Singapore concerts happening in 2017

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All the major Singapore concerts happening in 2017

2017 is shaping up to be a truly spectacular year for live music in Singapore — we're attempting to uncover as much as we can, so for now, let's take a look at the big ones. The main events. The spectacles that drive fans from all over Southeast Asia just to bear witness.

Singapore has already had the treat of experiencing live shows in 2017 by acts like Coldplay, Metallica, Guns N' Roses, Two Door Cinema ClubFifth Harmony, Joe Satriani, Megadeth, Generation Axe — all in the span of a mere five months. What else is brewing up in this small country? We thought we’d simplify it for you by listing all of them here.

While there are major acts coming for festivals, we figure we'll focus on the headlining shows first (so don't ask why Ariana Grande isn't here). Behold, just some of the international acts set to grace our shores for the next seven months, from May to December 2017.

Note: all ticket prices exclude GST and booking fees.

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CRYSTAL CASTLES

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The rave-pop duo return in 2017 revitalized as ever, fresh off their newest album Amnesty (I) and a world tour that included a set at Singapore's Neon Lights Festival in November 2016. This time, Crystal Castles will bring back their exhilarating live show to *SCAPE The Ground Theatre for a full headlining set. 

When: 23rd May 2017
Where: *SCAPE The Ground Theatre
Tickets: S$80 advance, S$90 at the door. Available here.


AIR

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You may be unaware of AIR if your electronic music diet consists of modern EDM, but the French duo revolutionized electronic music with their classic album Moon Safari in 1998. The pioneers will play their first ever show in Singapore, and it's guaranteed to be a multi-sensory treat.

When: 27th May 2017
Where: Esplanade Theatre
Tickets: S$148, S$128, S$108, S$88. Available here


STING

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The legendary pop-rock musician is a familiar face at large concert venues here — his latest 57th And 9th world tour brings him to our shores yet again, and we'll always welcome him with open arms. His concerts are always a treat, and this show will be no different, with support sets by his son Joe Strummer and Tex-Mex band The Last Bandoleros.

When: 28th May 2017
Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium
Tickets: S$108, S$148, S$198, S$228, S$288. Available here.


KINA GRANNIS

Kina Grannis is one of a rising generation of stars who found her claim to fame through the online world. Her breakthrough is widely considered to be when she won the 2008 Doritos Crash the Superbowl contest, where her winning earned her a record deal with Interscope records. So far, the songstress has released 2 albums that’ve delighted many. The LA-based YouTube star was even supposed to play in Singapore in 2015, but couldn’t due to the fiasco with Gentle Bones in Indonesia. Luckily, she’s coming islandside to film a part in Crazy Rich Asians – and she thought she’d do a show too.

When: 18th June 2017
Where: Hood Bar and Café
Prices: S$68 (early bird), S$75 (doors). Get your tickets here.


THE MAINE

The Maine has been to Singapore twice before. So, we know that the American pop-rockers are no strangers to the adoration many of their fans have harboured for the over the years. Now in their 10th year as a band touring to support their 6th release, Lovely Little Lonely, the band will play Millian in June and receive the warm Singaporean welcome that has become the usual for the keepers of the pop rock sound.

Where: Millian

When: 23rd June 2017

Prices: S$89. Get your tickets here


BASTILLE

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This is the third time Bastille has come to Singapore – speaking volumes of the massive following the indie-pop trio have had here. On a world tour to promote their sophomore album Wild World, the ‘Pompeii’ hitmakers promise an eclectic set of old and, more importantly, new – they’re all about revolution after all.

When: 14th August 2017
Where: The Star Theatre
Tickets: S$148, S$128, S$108, S$88, S$68. Get tickets here.


G-DRAGON

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G-Dragon’s a household name to most K-pop lovers. The acclaimed rapper and singer will be bringing his signature brand of hip-hop and R&B-infused pop music to our shores on the 24th and 25th June for two shows. A part of his ambitious worldwide Act III, M.O.T.T.E tour, the Singapore stop is one among many others, including Tokyo, Seoul, and even North America.

When: 24th and 25th June 2017
Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium
Tickets: $348, $268, $228, $148. Available here (from May 20th).


BRITNEY SPEARS

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The age-old queen of pop needs no introduction. Made famous by iconic pop songs like ‘Hit Me Baby One More Time' and ‘Oops! I Did It Again’ — at this point, you already know at least five of her singles — Britney Spears is slated to bring that and more to her show in Singapore. Finally treating local fans to a fully-fledged concert, this show is unmissable for any self-respecting Britney fan.

When: 30th June 2017
Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium
Tickets: $568, $468, $368, $468, $368, $268, $188. Available here (from May 18th).


 

THE XX

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Electronic pop trio The xx are set to return to Singapore, but fans can also look forward to their biggest concert here yet. The British group will take their live show to the 15,000-seater Singapore Indoor Stadium with special guest Sampha, whose debut album Process remains one of 2017's brightest moments.

When: 25th July 2017
Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium
Tickets: S$148, S$128, S$108, S$98. Available here.


G.E.M.

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She may be dubbed as "China's Taylor Swift" by international media, but that barely comprehends the sheer pop force that is G.E.M. in Asia. Her Queen Of Hearts tour has two dates at the Singapore Indoor Stadium, and while the show has not gone in the way of Ed Sheeran and Harry Styles (yet), tickets are indeed selling fast.

When: 12th & 13th August 2017
Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium
Tickets: S$248, S$208, S$168, S$128. Available here.


DNCE

Somehow DNCE's brand of dance-rock has a sizeable pop flavor, and speaks to audiences everywhere. Their live shows bring this infectious energy to life as the band never stays still through their powerful sets – and they’ll bring the dance to Singapore just fine.

When: 15th August 2017
Where: Suntec City Convention Centre (Hall 403)
Tickets: S$128 (standard), S$188 (premier), S$278 (VIP). Tickets available here.


ALL TIME LOW

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If everything you’ve seen far is far too indie, poppy, or electronic for you, you’re probably a 2000s pop-punk kid who grew up with Blink-182, Sum 41, and All Time Low. The Baltimore band, equally renowned for their music and on-stage antics, will be bringing their The Young Renegades world tour to the rock venue staple, The Coliseum at Hard Rock. Will there be a bra-filled mic stand for Jack Barakat? We’ll find out at the show.

When: 17th August 2017
Where: The Coliseum at Hard Rock Hotel
Tickets: S$128 advance. Available here.


FOO FIGHTERS

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Shiok. The alternative rockers will bring their searing rock to Singapore this August, to the elation of many fans. The modern gatekeepers of old-school alternative rock music were originally due to perform in Singapore in 2012 — a show which was unfortunately cancelled. This show is the band living up to their promise to come back, bigger than ever.

When: 26th August 2017
Where: National Stadium
Tickets: S$238, S$198, S$168, S$128. Available here (from May 23rd).


DREAM THEATER

Dream Theater needs to introduction to those into progressive rock and all things technical. The trailblazers are known for their insane instrumental proficiency and ability to make music for the head and heart. The quintet will bring a three-hour show to our shores come October, as they tour in support of their iconic 1991 release, Images and Words. Be ready to sit (or stand) for the long haul, as the band dazzles you with their musical wizardry.

When: 3rd October 2017
Where: Zepp @ Big Box
Tickets: EARLY BIRD (30 June to 6 July): Pen A - S$178, Pen B - S$138. Tickets From 7 July Onwards: Pen A - S$188, Pen B - S$148. Tickets go on sale 30th June, on the SISTIC website.


ED SHEERAN

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Do we really need to say anything? The acclaimed singer-songwriter who enjoys the approval of millions of fans generated much hype over the past week, as tickets for his first show ran out within an hour, to which concert organizer AEG Presents responded by releasing tickets for another show on the 12th (also sold out). 

When: 11th and 12th November
Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium
Tickets: Sold out


HARRY STYLES

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Harry had his claim to fame through well-loved pop boyband One Direction. His music now, however, couldn’t be further from what he used to make with Zayn and gang. He just released his self-titled debut LP — a sly ode to 70s rock — and fans are all over it. Organizer Live Nation Lushington recently declared that tickets have sold out, so count yourself lucky if you got a ticket — Harry intends for this tour to be an intimate experience, which may never happen again.

When: 23rd November 2017
Where: The Star Theatre
Tickets: Sold out


SHAWN MENDES

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The 19-year-old singer-songwriter is the third addition (after Harry Styles and Ed Sheeran) to our list of singer-songwriters hitting our shores. Promoting his sophomore record Illuminate, the singer-songwriter has also proven his popular demand by selling out tickets for his first show in Singapore.

When: 9th December 2017
Where: The Star Theatre
Tickets: Sold out


MAYDAY

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The Mandopop band continues to prove their everlasting popular appeal by continually selling out shows in Singapore. Out of our entire list, they are the only band that has sold out tickets for three nights at the Singapore Indoor Stadium – more seats than Taylor Swift. 

When: 15th – 17th December 2017
Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium
Tickets: Sold out


Last updated: 19th June 2017