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Bruno Mars announces 4-night Singapore concert run in April 2027
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Bruno Mars announces 4-night Singapore concert run in April 2027

From CNA · () English

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  • Bruno Mars will perform four concerts in Singapore from April 13-18, 2027, as part of The Romantic Tour.
  • Anderson .Paak will join Mars, performing both solo as DJ Pee .Wee and with Mars as Silk Sonic.
  • Presale tickets will be available on September 11, with general sales commencing September 14 via Ticketmaster.

Global music superstar Bruno Mars is bringing his acclaimed "The Romantic Tour" to Singapore for an extended four-night engagement in April 2027. Fans can catch the Grammy Award-winning artist at the National Stadium on April 13, 14, 17, and 18.

Joining Mars on stage will be his frequent collaborator Anderson .Paak. The duo will perform together as Silk Sonic, their highly successful retro-soul project. Additionally, .Paak will perform solo sets under his DJ moniker, DJ Pee .Wee.

This tour marks Mars' return to Singapore approximately three years after his last performance in the city-state. Ticket sales will begin with an artiste presale on September 11, running from 12 PM to 11:59 PM, requiring fans to register beforehand. A Live Nation member presale will occur concurrently.

General ticket sales are scheduled to start at 10 AM on Monday, September 14, through Ticketmaster. Fans will be limited to a maximum of six tickets per transaction during both presale and general sale periods. Further details regarding ticket prices and seating arrangements are expected to be announced later.

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