
YG Entertainment’s latest boy band TREASURE are slated to set foot in Singapore for the first time come April. They will be playing their 2023 Treasure Hello Tour at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on 8 Apr.
Their upcoming tour is named after their title track in their second EP, The Second Step: Chapter Two (2022).
They recently completed their second concert at the KSPO Dome last November. This show was the band’s first large-scale concert as a ten-piece boy band, following the departure of two members Bang Yedam and Mashiho.
The decision was made so “Mashiho can have enough time to recover from his health condition, and Bang Ye Dam can pursue his career as a producer,” their entertainment label said in a release.
Despite making their debut right smack in the peak of the global pandemic back in 2020, the boys are not new to the industry. The group was first formed through a survival programme, YG Treasure Box, in 2019.
The group has been gaining stable popularity after their debut with tracks like DADARI (2022), JIKJIN (2022) and BOY (2020).
Tickets go at $348 for VIP (standing and seated), $288 (CAT 1 standing & CAT 2), $248 (CAT 3), $208 (CAT 4) and $168 (CAT 5) respectively.
VIP ticket holders are entitled to access the sound check event, receive a commemorative pass and lanyard. They will also have exclusive access to the merchandise counter.
There will be 4 different phases for the ticket sales — the Treasure Maker Member presales, Singtel presales, Live Nation presales and general ticket sales.
Fans can sign up for the official fanclub membership on Weverse and register for the Treasure Maker Member presales from 6 Jan, 1pm till 8 Jan, 1pm.
Tickets will go on sales from 13 Jan, from 10AM to 11:59PM. Each promotional code is limited to the purchase of 2 tickets.
LIVE: 2023 Treasure Hello Tour in Singapore
Date: 8 April 2023 (Saturday)
Time: 6PM
Venue: Singapore Indoor Stadium
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