Pop star Camila Cabello to hold her first Singapore concert in August
Tickets to Camila Cabello's Aug 12 concert will go on general sale on May 5. PHOTO: AFP
Pop star Camila Cabello to hold her first Singapore concert in August
SINGAPORE - American pop star Camila Cabello has added Asia stops to her upcoming Yours, C tour, and Singapore is on the list.
The 28-year-old Havana (2017) singer will play The Star Theatre on Aug 12, marking her first concert in Singapore. While ticket prices have yet to be announced, tickets will go on general sale on May 5 via Ticketmaster.
There will also be two rounds of pre-sales. Mastercard cardholders can access a priority sale beginning from April 29, 10am to April 30, 10am.
Members of concert organiser Live Nation can secure tickets through another pre-sale from May 2, 10am to midnight.
Cabello, previously a member of the girl group Fifth Harmony until her departure in 2016, has enjoyed a successful solo career. Her hits include Senorita (2019), her duet with former beau, Canadian singer Shawn Mendes.
Her latest album C,XOXO was released in 2024. She debuted music from it during her performance at the Rock In Rio music festival in Lisbon, Portugal, and later went on to stage more performances in 2024 at the Tinderbox Festival in Denmark and Glastonbury Festival in England.
The Yours, C tour will kick off in Marbella, Spain in June, stop by more Europeans cities like Paris and Amsterdam, before coming to Asia. Aside from Singapore, she will also play Kaohsiung in Taiwan.
Camila Cabello, previously a member of the girl group Fifth Harmony until her departure in 2016, has enjoyed a successful solo career.
PHOTO: MIKAYLA LOBASSO
Book it/ Camila Cabello Yours, C Tour in Singapore
Where: The Star Theatre, The Star Performing Arts Centre, 1 Vista Exchange Green
When: Aug 12, 8pm
Admission: Tickets will go on general sale on May 5 via Ticketmaster (visit ticketmaster.sg or call 6018-7645). Mastercard cardholders pre-sale runs from April 29, 10am to April 30, 10am. Visit www.priceless.com/music for more details. Live Nation members pre-sale starts from May 2, 10am to midnight. Visit www.livenation.sg for free membership sign-up. Ticket prices have yet to be announced.
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