Lady Gaga's Mayhem Tour Spurs Pre-Sale Ticket Rush in Singapore
More than 1.6 million Lady Gaga fans flocked online to grab pre-sale tickets for the Grammy Award-winning pop star's concerts in Singapore in May, the only Asian stop for her Mayhem Tour.
Pre-sales for the four concerts in Singapore's National Stadium from May 18 to 24 opened on Tuesday morning for Mastercard Inc. cardholders with most of the allocated tickets snapped up by midday. There are three more rounds for pre-sales, including one for members of Singapore Airlines Ltd. 's frequent flyer program.
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