SINGAPORE – More fans will be able to watch American pop stars Taylor Swift and Bruno Mars at their upcoming National Stadium concerts in Singapore.
Additional tickets are set to be released for Swift’s sold-out The Eras Tour concerts that take place from March 2 to 9, while Mars has added a second night on April 6 after pre-sale tickets to his April 5 gig sold out on Jan 19.
Swifties who had previously registered for an access code when tickets first went on sale in July 2023 received an e-mail from Ticketmaster on Jan 19 stating that they have the opportunity to buy additional tickets. They can use their access codes to purchase up to four tickets.
The e-mail notes that the tickets “will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis while currently available inventory lasts”. They will go on sale on Jan 25 at 10am via a link in the e-mail.
The e-mail did not state how many additional tickets were available. The National Stadium has a capacity of 55,000 and the tickets were priced from $88 to $1,228 (VIP packages).
Swifties willing to splurge can still opt for hotel stay and ticket packages offered by Marina Bay Sands Singapore. The packages include a three-night stay at Marina Bay Sands and VIP tickets. While the most expensive packages priced at $50,000 are sold out, the $10,000 and $15,000 options are still available.
Mars’ tickets from the Live Nation pre-sale for his first show on April 5 sold out quickly after kicking off on Jan 19 at 11am on livenation.sg. General sales for both shows will take place on Jan 20 at 11am via Ticketmaster. Ticket prices range from $108 to $598.
According to concert organiser Live Nation, the second show was added “due to incredible demand”.
The chart-topping, multi-award-winning artiste performed two nights at the Singapore Indoor Stadium in 2018, and played his first show in Singapore at the same venue in 2014.
In a post on social media, Live Nation cautioned fans against buying tickets from unauthorised sellers or third-party websites.
“By purchasing tickets through these non-authorised points of sale, buyers take on the risk that the validity of the tickets cannot be guaranteed, with no refunds possible,” it warns.
Mars’ concert dates until June include stops in Japan, Thailand, South Korea, the Philippines and Las Vegas in the United States. The 38-year-old played his first gig of 2024 in Macau on Jan 6 at the MGM Cotai integrated resort.
Book It/ Bruno Mars Live In Singapore
Where: National Stadium, 1 Stadium Drive
When: April 5 and 6, 8pm
Admission: Tickets from $108 to $598 go on sale on Jan 20, 11am via Ticketmaster’s website (ticketmaster.sg) and hotline (tel: 3158-8588)
