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TWICE to bring “This is For” world tour to Singapore’s Indoor Stadium from 11-12 Oct

TWICE will tour around various parts of Japan as well as Macau and the Philippines before visiting Singapore.

Leanne Tan

| June 9, 2025
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TWICE performing at their previous world tour, Ready to Be, in Singapore. Photo: Live Nation Singapore

After two long years, TWICE will return to Singapore as part of their “This is For” World Tour. They will perform shows from 11-12 Oct (Sat-Sun) at the Singapore Indoor Stadium.

The nine-member girl group comprising Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Jihyo, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung and Tzuyu will tour around various parts of Japan as well as Macau and the Philippines before visiting Singapore. 

The ladies previously played in Singapore back in 2023, for their Ready to Be World Tour. They also played two nights at the Singapore Indoor Stadium to a sold-out crowd.

The previous world tour saw the nonet play a total of 51 shows.

While they’ve been quiet on music activities lately, TWICE recently played as the special guest and the opening act for all six of Coldplay’s shows in South Korea. They performed a medley of hit songs like Fancy (2019), Feel Special (2019), TT (2016) and more.

Together with Coldplay, they’ve also released a new single, We Pray (2025).

Coming back as a group soon, they will be dropping their fourth full album, This is For, on 11 Jul (Fri). The group has since teased fans with a cinematic album introduction titled Four.

Their last comeback was for their 14th EP, Strategy (2024), which dropped last December. They teamed up with American rapper and songwriter Megan Thee Stallion for the album’s eponymous title track.

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Currently, official details like ticket prices and sale dates for the upcoming Singapore shows have not been released. Though, according to the group’s agency, they will be doing a 360-degree seating for every venue. This removes boundaries between stage and audience for a next-level concert experience.

Separately, 2025 will see a wave of K-pop idols playing their shows, including Blackpink, Irene & Seulgi, Kai, Jay Park, NCT Dream and more.

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