There's a nice mix of gigs and shows in Singapore this week, whether you're after rock, Tamil film music, jazz, a musical or something for the kids. Here's what we could confirm on 9 November, with the things to double-check before you head out.
Quick view: this week at a glance
- Tue 10 and Wed 11 Nov: My Chemical Romance, Singapore Indoor Stadium
- Until Sun 22 Nov: CATS The Musical, Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands
- Wed 11 to Sat 14 Nov: The Grass That Flowers (family dance-theatre), Drama Centre Black Box
- Sat 14 Nov: Ilaiyaraaja: 50 Years (Indoor Stadium), Jeremy Monteiro: 50 Years of Jazz (Esplanade), and LUCY (Capitol Theatre)
- Sun 15 Nov: Regina Song's "everland: the launch show", Capitol Theatre
My Chemical Romance (10 and 11 Nov)
The band plays two nights at the Singapore Indoor Stadium, with the show at 8pm. SISTIC lists early-access doors at 5.30pm and standard doors at 6.30pm, and the stadium box office runs 5pm to 9pm on event days. Eventful lists both nights as sold out, though SISTIC's page didn't state a status when we checked. Bags bigger than 35cm x 20cm x 30cm are not allowed, so travel light. Stadium MRT (CC6) is the nearest station.
CATS The Musical (until 22 Nov)
The musical is at the Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands. This week: Tue to Thu at 8pm, Fri at 8pm, Sat at 2pm and 8pm, and Sun at 1pm and 6.30pm. Tickets start from S$68 (off-peak and peak pricing differ), and the show runs about 145 minutes with a 20-minute intermission. The recommended age is 7 and above, and children under 4 won't be admitted.
The Grass That Flowers (11 to 14 Nov)
A 50-minute dance-theatre piece for young audiences about Singapore's seagrass, at the Drama Centre Black Box on Level 5. Tickets are S$24, the rating is General, and children aged 3 and above need a ticket. The SISTIC page mentions 11am and 2pm performances, so check the exact timings when you book. For wheelchair-accessible seats, the organiser asks you to contact [email protected].
Ilaiyaraaja: 50 Years (Sat 14 Nov)
The music director celebrates 50 years of music at the Indoor Stadium at 7pm, with singers including Gangai Amaran, Shweta Mohan, SPB Charan, Madhu Balakrishnan and Haricharan. Prices run from the S$80s up to S$998 for the VVIP sofa package, before booking fees. Cameras, zoom lenses, selfie sticks, vapes and outside food are not allowed, and neither are bags beyond the size limit above.
Jeremy Monteiro: 50 Years of Jazz (Sat 14 Nov)
Singapore's jazz maestro celebrates his 50th year in jazz at the Esplanade Concert Hall at 7.30pm. Tickets are S$38 to S$98, and the show lasts about 2 hours 10 minutes with a 20-minute intermission. Do note that Esplanade's main What's On list showed 13 Nov, while the event page itself says 14 Nov, so please confirm on the event page when you book.
LUCY (Sat 14 Nov) and Regina Song (Sun 15 Nov)
Korean band LUCY plays the Capitol Theatre on Saturday at 6pm, according to Eventful and Live Nation's post. We could not read the ticketing page, so check Ticketmaster for prices and availability. On Sunday at 7pm, Singapore singer-songwriter Regina Song headlines her first show at the same theatre, with tickets from about S$94 to S$198 depending on the source, so check SISTIC for the current categories.
Using your SG Culture Pass
Singapore Citizens aged 18 and above in 2025 received S$100 in credits on 1 September 2025. According to the National Arts Council, these can offset tickets for eligible local arts and heritage activities from authorised ticketing partners, and expire on 31 December 2028. Claim via Singpass on the official site. Regina Song's promoter says her show is eligible, but check the SG Culture Pass site for the full list.
Before you go
Check the exact date, time and doors on the official ticket page
Travel light, as bag limits apply at the Indoor Stadium
Allow extra time on Saturday, when three events overlap
Don't buy from social media sellers or accept PayNow transfers for tickets
