DO of EXO returns to Singapore this August as part of his first solo tour
The singer previously held a fan concert here last year, which quickly sold out. This upcoming show promises more of his heartfelt ballads and charming stage presence, so those who missed out the first time now have another shot to catch him live.
When is DO performing in Singapore?
He will be performing in Singapore on August 23, 2025 for one night.
Where is DO's concert in Singapore?
His concert will be held at the Singapore Indoor Stadium.
What is the seating plan for DO's concert in Singapore?
Tickets are priced from $198. Here are the ticket prices:
Cat 1 : $328
Cat 2 : $298
Cat 3 : $268
Cat 4 : $238
Cat 5 : $198
Tickets will go on sale on May 27, 2025 via the Ticketmaster website.
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