K-pop boy band Enhypen to perform at National Stadium for first time in March 2027
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K-pop boy band Enhypen currently consists of six members (from left) Jungwon, Sunoo, Ni-ki, Sunghoon, Jake and Jay.
PHOTO: HYBE ENTERTAINMENT
- Enhypen will perform at Singapore's National Stadium on March 14, 2027, for their Blood Saga world tour, marking their first concert after member Heeseung's departure.
- Tickets priced from $168 to $388 will be sold via Ticketmaster, with pre-sales for Engene members starting July 15 and general sales from July 17.
- Heeseung left the group in March 2026 for a solo career, sparking fan protests and campaigns urging Hybe to reconsider, while the group continues touring with six members.
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K-pop boy band Enhypen’s Singapore concert on March 14, 2027, as part of their Blood Saga world tour, will be held at the National Stadium.
The news was announced on concert promoter iMe Singapore’s social media platforms.
Tickets priced from $168 to $388 and will be available via Ticketmaster. The Engene (Enhypen’s fandom name) membership pre-sale will begin on July 15, from 10am to 11.59pm. General sales start on July 17 at 10am.
This will be the group’s first concert tour after member Heeseung’s departure. There are six members remaining - Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo, Jungwon and Ni-ki.
They kicked off the tour in Seoul with three shows from May 1 to 3. They will then travel to other cities in South America, North America, Asia and Europe in 2026 and 2027.
Enhypen last performed here for three nights at the Singapore Indoor Stadium in October 2025 as part of their Walk The Line Tour.
Formed through South Korean reality competition I-Land (2020), the boy band made headlines when Belift Lab – a subsidiary of South Korean entertainment giant Hybe – announced on March 10 that Heeseung will leave the group to pursue a solo career.
His sudden exit in March 2026 sparked a strong response from the group’s fans worldwide, with many calling for his return.
South Korean news publication The Korea Herald reported that fans have launched petitions, funded digital billboard campaigns and organised in-person demonstrations.
They also sent protest trucks to Hybe’s headquarters in Seoul, urging the company to reconsider the decision and provide a clearer explanation for Heeseung’s exit.
In a video call with fans on March 22, Heeseung said he was certain “the news came as a surprise” to them, before adding that he was fine.
2027 Enhypen World Tour Blood Saga In Singapore
Where: National Stadium, 1 Stadium Drive
When: March 14, 7pm
Admission: $168 to $388 via Ticketmaster (go to ticketmaster.sg or call 6018-7645)
