Westlife adds third Singapore concert: ticket sales for January 18 begin September 21
Westlife has expanded the Singapore leg of the Westlife 25: The Anniversary World Tour to three nights after the first two concerts at Singapore Indoor Stadium sold out. According to Ticketmaster Singapore, the performances on January 16 and 17, 2027, are marked as sold out, while an additional concert has been scheduled for Monday, January 18, 2027, starting at 20:00. General ticket sales for the new date begin on September 21, 2026, at 12:00 local Singapore time. Promoter UnUsUaL Entertainment added the third night following strong demand for the first two dates, meaning the Irish pop group will perform in Singapore on three consecutive nights. For audiences following the sale from other time zones, it is important to note that the announced sales time is stated in Singapore time, or SGT, UTC+8.
Third date after January 16 and 17 sell out
Ticketmaster Singapore lists three dates at Singapore Indoor Stadium on the official event page: Saturday, January 16, Sunday, January 17, and Monday, January 18, 2027, each starting at 20:00. The first two dates are already marked Sold Out, while sales for the third date are announced to begin at noon on September 21. The Kallang, the operator of the complex where the venue is located, also confirms that the anniversary tour in Singapore will take place over three consecutive nights. This is an addition to a schedule that initially had fewer dates, and the decision to add a third concert demonstrates the level of demand after the first two nights sold out. Because this is an additional performance following two sold-out nights, availability in individual price categories may change quickly once sales begin, although the actual pace of sales cannot be reliably predicted in advance.
For international visitors, it is particularly useful to distinguish the ticket sale date from the concert date. Tickets for the additional concert go on sale on September 21, 2026, almost four months before the performance on January 18, 2027. Ticketmaster states that no special access code is required for the general sale, but the buyer must be signed in to their Ticketmaster account. The platform also warns that all categories are subject to availability and may sell out. For a single purchase attempt, it is therefore practical to decide in advance on the desired category and number of tickets, especially because interest in the previous two dates has already resulted in sellouts.
Prices from 138 to 328 Singapore dollars
According to Ticketmaster Singapore and The Kallang website, standard ticket prices are divided into seven categories. CAT 1 costs SGD 328, CAT 2 is SGD 288, CAT 3 SGD 258, CAT 4 SGD 218, CAT 5 SGD 178, while CAT 6 and CAT 7 with restricted views each cost SGD 138. The published prices do not include the booking fee. Ticketmaster states that there is a SGD 6 fee per ticket for tickets priced at SGD 50 or more, which means that this level of fee applies to all published categories for this concert. The buyer sees the final amount during the payment process, while availability in individual sections depends on the sales situation at the time of ordering.
A separate VIP add-on called Upgrade Your Experience is also offered to buyers in CAT 1, CAT 2, CAT 3 and CAT 4. UnUsUaL Entertainment and Ticketmaster state that the package includes a VIP laminate and lanyard, an exclusive Westlife gift, and a priority queue for purchasing official merchandise, if such a queue is organized. Importantly, this add-on is not a standalone ticket: it is valid only with a valid concert ticket from the corresponding category and does not provide backstage access. The promoter states that details about collecting VIP materials will be announced closer to the concert date, and information may be provided through UnUsUaL Entertainment's official channels or to the email address used for the purchase. Each ticket may be linked to only one such add-on, according to the published rules.
Maximum of six tickets and mobile delivery
Ticketmaster Singapore states a maximum of six tickets per transaction for the general sale. The Kallang also highlights a limit of six tickets on its event page, so buyers planning to attend with a larger group should take this rule into account when ordering. Ticketmaster warns that orders that violate the published limits may be canceled and that, during verification, the system may link information such as name, email address, billing address or card number. No special code is listed for access to the general sale for the additional date; an account on the official sales channel is sufficient. The promoter and venue also advise purchasing exclusively through the authorized ticket seller.
Tickets for this tour are mobile tickets. Ticketmaster states on the event page that they are accessed through a mobile web browser after signing in to the user's account. For international visitors, this means that in addition to travel documents, they should also ensure access to their account and the mobile device they will use when entering. Because operational instructions for digital tickets may be updated before the event itself, it is sensible to check them again shortly before traveling and on the day of the concert. The official sales channel also remains the main place to check order status, any ticket notifications and changes related to the event.
Anniversary tour connects old hits with new material
The Singapore concerts are part of a project through which Westlife is celebrating more than 25 years of its career. UnUsUaL Entertainment states that the tour begins with a series of 13 performances at Dublin's 3Arena, followed by concerts in the United Kingdom and continental Europe, and then the Asian and Australian legs of the tour. The promoter also points out that the European leg represents the group's first major headline continental run of concerts in two decades. Singapore therefore appears in a later phase of the international schedule, at the beginning of 2027, following the autumn part of the tour in Europe. The addition of a third date in the city expands the Asian part of the schedule and gives audiences another opportunity to attend a concert whose first two dates have already officially been marked as sold out.
The anniversary project accompanies the release of 25 – The Ultimate Collection, which brings together songs from different stages of the group's career as well as new material. The promoter of the Singapore concerts highlights My Love, Flying Without Wings, If I Let You Go and Uptown Girl among the recognizable titles, while Chariot and Your Love Amazes Me are listed among the newer songs. According to information from UnUsUaL Entertainment and Ticketmaster, Chariot was created with a songwriting contribution from Ed Sheeran. In its tour announcement, the promoter describes Westlife as the best-selling UK and Irish album act of the 21st century, providing broader context for the interest in the anniversary performances. The concert concept is therefore focused on a cross-section of the group's long-standing catalog, together with material released as part of the current anniversary project.
Singapore Indoor Stadium hosts all three concerts
All three performances will take place at Singapore Indoor Stadium, a large indoor arena within The Kallang complex. The official The Kallang website confirms that the same venue is reserved for all three dates, from January 16 to 18, 2027. For audiences, this simplifies logistics because the location does not change even after the addition of the third night. The promoter recommends arriving earlier because of security checks and possible crowds at the entrance, while separate instructions for planning arrival are also available on the event page. Visitors traveling to Singapore specifically for the concert can compare accommodation near the concert venue in advance, especially if they plan to stay for several days or combine the concert with other activities in the city.
For international audiences, the additional Monday date may be practical, but it may also require different travel arrangements from the weekend concerts. The first two performances take place on Saturday and Sunday, while the third is scheduled for Monday, January 18, at 20:00. Travelers choosing the final night should account in their schedule for the end of the concert, the journey back from the venue and any departure from Singapore the following day. Because this is at the beginning of the year and involves a major international event, transport and accommodation prices may change independently of the concert ticket price. Planning those elements separately from the ticket purchase itself reduces the risk of arranging a trip based on assumptions that may later be difficult to change.
Entry rules are also important for families
Ticketmaster and The Kallang state that children under five years of age are not permitted to enter the concert, while visitors aged five and above must have their own ticket. Ticketmaster additionally states that children under 12 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian over the age of 18 who also has a valid ticket and remains with the child during the event. Venue rules include security checks, a ban on bringing in outside food and drinks, and restrictions on certain items and equipment. The Kallang states that bags larger than 35 x 20 x 30 centimeters are not allowed, nor are professional photographic equipment, selfie sticks, gimbals, tripods and devices such as tablets. Live streaming the concert via social media is also prohibited.
Buyers should also pay attention to rules regarding resale. Ticketmaster states on the event page that ticket resale is prohibited and warns against purchasing through unauthorized sellers and third parties, where ticket validity is not guaranteed. The Kallang likewise urges visitors to purchase tickets only through the official sales channel and warns of the risks associated with unauthorized resale. Because tickets for this tour are mobile and linked to the official ticketing system, purchasing from unofficial sources is particularly risky for visitors traveling from another country and planning an entire trip around a single event. The official channels of the promoter, venue and Ticketmaster are therefore the most important places to check ticket status, any schedule changes and additional operational instructions.
What to know before sales begin on September 21
For the additional concert on January 18, the key moment is September 21, 2026, at 12:00 Singapore time, when the general sale begins. The buyer should have an active Ticketmaster account, choose one of the available categories and comply with the six-ticket limit. Standard prices range from SGD 138 to SGD 328 before the booking fee, while buyers in CAT 1 through CAT 4 can additionally choose a VIP upgrade. The concert begins at 20:00 at Singapore Indoor Stadium, and the same starting time applies to the sold-out performances on January 16 and 17. Availability in the better sections may change quickly after sales open, but official information about what remains available should be checked directly in the sales system.
The addition of a third night gives the Singapore leg of the tour a larger scope than it had before the first two dates sold out. For Westlife, it is a continuation of an anniversary project that combines the greatest hits, newer material and an international tour, while Singapore Indoor Stadium will host three consecutive nights by the same act. Visitors still have several months to organize travel, transport and accommodation during the concerts in Singapore, but ticket sales for the additional date begin on September 21. Because organizers may subsequently announce logistical or production details, the most important information about any changes, category availability and entry rules should be checked on the official websites of Ticketmaster, UnUsUaL Entertainment and The Kallang. The third concert is currently the only one of the three Singapore dates for which a new general sale had been announced at the time of publication.
Sources:
- Ticketmaster Singapore – official event details, sold-out status of dates, sales opening for January 18, prices, booking fees, purchase limit, mobile tickets and entry rules (link)
- UnUsUaL Entertainment – official promoter information about the third concert, the tour, prices, music project and VIP upgrade (link)
- The Kallang – official event page with dates, starting time, prices, rules and visitor information (link)