Katseye Sets First Singapore Concert for February 10, 2027, With Ticket Sales Starting in November

Singapore joins an 11-city tour across Asia and Oceania

Katseye will perform its first Singapore concert at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on February 10, 2027, bringing the Wildworld Tour to a country with a family connection to member Megan Skiendiel. Ticket presales begin on November 10, 2026, before general sales open through Ticketmaster at 10am on November 13.

The group announced the concert on October 29 as part of an expansion into 11 cities across Asia and Oceania. The new leg starts in Yokohama on January 27 and ends in Auckland on March 5, with Singapore scheduled between Cebu and Bangkok.

Fans will have several opportunities to buy tickets through membership, bank card and artist presales. Ticket prices, VIP package details and the Singapore show time have not yet been announced. The venue is at 2 Stadium Walk.

The announcement also brings a possible change to the lineup currently performing on tour. Katseye has been appearing as a quartet while Sophia Laforteza and Manon Bannerman take breaks for health reasons. Laforteza is expected to resume group activities in the first week of January 2027 and join the next tour leg. Bannerman's participation remains unclear.

When Singapore ticket sales open

Eyekons, the name for Katseye's fans, will get their first purchasing window through the Eyekons Weverse Global Membership presale. It runs from noon to 11.59pm on November 10. Several other sales follow over the next three days, with different windows for specific UOB Mastercard categories.

The announced Singapore ticket schedule is:

• November 10, noon to 11.59pm: Eyekons Weverse Global Membership presale.
• November 11, noon to 2pm: UOB Mastercard World Elite presale.
• November 11, 4pm, to November 12, noon: UOB Mastercard presale.
• November 12, 2pm to 11.59pm: Katseye.World Artist presale.
• November 13, 10am: UOB Mastercard World and World Elite Preferred presales, alongside general sales.

The schedule gives membership holders the earliest access, three days before general sales begin. For buyers using a bank card presale, the card category matters because the announced opening times vary. General sales will take place through Ticketmaster.

Who is expected to perform?

Katseye's current touring lineup consists of Skiendiel, Cuban-American Daniela Avanzini, Indian-American Lara Raj and South Korean Yoonchae Jeung. The group was formed with six members, including Filipino-American leader Laforteza and Bannerman, who is Swiss and of Italian-Ghanaian descent.

Laforteza has been taking time away to focus on her mental health. In a notice posted to the group's social media accounts, Hybe and Geffen said she is expected to resume group activities in the first week of January 2027, placing her expected return before the January 27 opening concert in Yokohama. The notice said she would miss the North American Wildworld Tour and promotional activities for the remainder of the year.

That timetable means the Singapore concert is expected to fall after Laforteza rejoins the group. Her return would also come before the January 29 show in Manila, where she grew up. For fans following the group's current performances as a quartet, the January schedule is therefore an important point in the tour.

Bannerman is also on hiatus for health reasons. No return date has been given for her involvement in this leg. The Singapore announcement arrives while the group is balancing an expanding concert schedule with the different circumstances of its members.

Megan's family connection to Singapore

Skiendiel, 20, has a Singaporean mother and was raised in Hawaii. She has spoken about regularly keeping in touch with her family in Singapore and enjoying laksa and Hainanese chicken rice.

Her connection gives the February concert a personal local dimension. Katseye's first Singapore appearance will bring her to a country where she has family ties, as the group takes a tour that began in Europe to audiences across Asia and Oceania.

Other dates on the route carry similar connections. Laforteza grew up in Manila, while the February 4 concert in Seoul will be Katseye's first solo concert in South Korea. For Yoonchae, that show brings the group's own concert production to her home country.

The Seoul performance is scheduled for Olympic Park's KSPO Dome, a venue with capacity for approximately 15,000 people. Singapore follows six days later, making the two debuts part of the same closely spaced run of Asian concerts.

The full route, from Yokohama to Auckland

The new itinerary covers eight Asian cities before continuing to three cities in Australia and New Zealand. Singapore is the sixth stop, with its February 10 performance taking place three days after Cebu and two days before Bangkok.

Katseye's announced Asia and Oceania schedule is:

• January 27, 2027: Yokohama, Japan.
• January 29: Manila, the Philippines.
• February 1: Hong Kong.
• February 4: Seoul, South Korea, at KSPO Dome.
• February 7: Cebu, the Philippines.
• February 10: Singapore, at Singapore Indoor Stadium.
• February 12: Bangkok, Thailand.
• February 14: Taipei, Taiwan.
• February 24: Melbourne, Australia.
• February 28: Sydney, Australia.
• March 5: Auckland, New Zealand.

The Philippines and Australia each have two cities on the itinerary. After Taipei on February 14, the schedule leaves a 10-day interval before Melbourne, followed by Sydney and the closing date in Auckland.

Before the arena tour reaches Yokohama, Katseye is scheduled to headline Lollapalooza India in Mumbai. The festival runs on January 23 and 24, 2027, with the group's appearance listed for January 24. That places the festival performance three days before the opening date of the new tour leg.

How the Wildworld Tour reached this point

The Wildworld Tour began in Dublin in September 2026. Its European and North American schedule comprises 31 performances across 27 cities, with the American leg scheduled to finish in Mexico City on November 28.

The expansion adds a route through Asia and Oceania to a tour whose existing dates have been described as sold out. Singapore's own sales begin in November, ahead of the February concert.

The earlier itinerary's 31 shows across 27 cities means it includes four performances beyond a single concert in each city. The newly announced route lists 11 cities across a period of just over five weeks, from January 27 to March 5.

For Singapore fans, the practical change is a concert date at home. The wider route also gives audiences in Manila, Cebu, Bangkok and other regional cities their own scheduled stops rather than concentrating the Asian leg in only a few markets.

Three EPs and a growing list of hits

Katseye enters the next tour leg with three EPs: SIS (Soft Is Strong), released in 2024; Beautiful Chaos, released in 2025; and Wild, released in August 2026. An EP is a collection of songs that is generally shorter than a full album.

Wild reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200, the main United States album chart. It remained on the chart for 10 consecutive weeks and stood at No. 39 on the chart dated October 31. In Britain, it reached No. 2 on the Official Albums Chart, the group's highest position there.

Animal, a song from Wild, reached No. 30 on the Billboard Hot 100 during a run of 13 consecutive weeks on that chart. It also reached No. 8 on Billboard's Pop Airplay chart, which tracks radio play, giving Katseye its highest position on that ranking.

The song's reach extended beyond the United States. Animal peaked at No. 12 on Britain's Official Singles Chart and No. 8 on Spotify's Weekly Top Songs Global chart. Those rankings track different kinds of listening activity, from national singles consumption to plays on a particular streaming service.

Gabriela passed one billion cumulative Spotify streams by October 16, earning a place in the platform's Billions Club. Singapore audiences can expect Gabriela, Gnarly and Gameboy among the songs performed. Touch is also among the group's established hits, although a complete Singapore set list has not been released.

From an international audition to major awards

Hybe and Universal Music Group's Geffen Records formed Katseye in 2023. The members were selected from more than 120,000 applicants through the reality audition series The Debut: Dream Academy, building a group whose members have roots across several countries.

That audition process gave viewers a way to follow the members before the group's music releases. Their formation and subsequent rise have also been documented in the Netflix series Pop Star Academy: Katseye and the concert film Katseye: Wild Hearts.

At the 2026 American Music Awards, Katseye won all three awards for which it was nominated, including New Artist of the Year. At the Grammys in February 2026, the group received nominations for Best New Artist and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for Gabriela.

TikTok named Katseye its Global Artist of the Year in 2025 after content associated with the group generated more than 30 billion views. Alongside the streaming figures and chart results, that total shows the scale of the audience encountering the group through short videos as well as recorded music.

The Singapore concert brings those songs and the group's stage performances to a local arena for the first time. The next practical milestones for fans are the November ticket windows, followed by the planned January return of Laforteza and the opening of the new tour leg.

Key Points

• Katseye's first Singapore concert takes place at Singapore Indoor Stadium on February 10, 2027.
• Presales begin on November 10, 2026. General sales open through Ticketmaster at 10am on November 13.
• Ticket prices, VIP packages and the Singapore show time are awaiting announcement.
• Sophia Laforteza is expected to resume activities in early January and join the tour leg. Manon Bannerman's participation is unclear.
• The Asia and Oceania itinerary covers 11 cities, beginning in Yokohama on January 27 and ending in Auckland on March 5.
• Megan Skiendiel has a Singaporean mother and maintains ties with her family in Singapore.