Beabadoobee is confirmed to perform in Singapore as part of her touring schedule, with the Filipino-British singer bringing her indie rock and bedroom pop sound to local audiences. Tickets and venue details vary by announcement cycle, so checking official ticketing platforms is the most reliable way to confirm current show dates.
Show Details and Venue
Beabadoobee’s Singapore appearances have taken place at mid-sized venues suited to her fanbase, including The Pavilion at Far East Square and Zepp Singapore (formerly known as The Coliseum at Hard Rock Hotel). Her shows typically run for around 75 to 90 minutes, covering material from her albums Fake It Flowers (2020), Beatopia (2022), and This Is How Tomorrow Moves (2024). The crowd demographic skews toward younger audiences, and floor standing arrangements are standard for most of her Singapore shows.
For confirmed upcoming dates, the primary ticketing outlets used for her Singapore events are Sistic and Fever. Some shows are promoted locally by Base Entertainment Asia, which handles a number of international indie and alternative acts in the region.
About Beabadoobee
Born Beatrice Kristi Laus in 1999 in Iloilo, Philippines, Beabadoobee moved to London as a child and built her early following through bedroom recordings posted online. Her 2019 song Coffee became widely recognised after being sampled in Powfu’s Death Bed (Coffee for Your Head), which reached over one billion streams on Spotify. That exposure introduced her to a global audience well beyond the indie circuit.
Her music sits across lo-fi bedroom pop, 90s-influenced alternative rock, and Britpop. Beatopia in particular drew comparisons to artists such as Juliana Hatfield and Liz Phair, while This Is How Tomorrow Moves marked a fuller band sound with cleaner production. She has toured with acts including Taylor Swift (on the Eras Tour in select markets) and has performed at Coachella and Reading and Leeds festivals.
Getting Tickets
Tickets for Beabadoobee shows in Singapore are released through Sistic (sistic.com.sg) or Fever, depending on the promoter. Shows at smaller venues sell out within days of announcement, so signing up for alerts from the promoter or the artist’s official social channels is advisable if you want first access. Prices for general admission floor tickets have typically ranged from SGD 88 to SGD 148, with seated options at some venues priced slightly higher. Resale tickets appear on Carousell and StubHub but often at a significant markup once shows are sold out.
Frequently Asked Questions
Has Beabadoobee performed in Singapore before?
Yes. Beabadoobee has performed in Singapore on multiple occasions, including shows tied to her Beatopia album cycle in 2022 and 2023. The Singapore stop has featured as part of broader Asia tours that also include dates in Manila, Bangkok, and Jakarta.
Where can I find official updates on her Singapore shows?
The most reliable sources are Beabadoobee’s official Instagram and website, alongside the Sistic and Fever platforms. Base Entertainment Asia also announces regional shows via their social media channels before tickets go on sale.
Is Beabadoobee Filipino? Does that affect her popularity in Singapore?
Beabadoobee was born in the Philippines, which contributes to a strong following across Southeast Asia, including Singapore. Her Filipino heritage is well known among fans in the region, and her Singapore shows consistently draw a mix of local and regional attendees.
