> Quick view: BIGBANG has added a second National Stadium show on Sunday 18 October 2026, alongside the sold-out Saturday 17 October night. V.I.P Membership presale: Mon 1 Sep, 4pm to 11.59pm. General sale: Wed 3 Sep, 4pm, at ticketmaster.sg and by hotline. Prices are unchanged at $158 to $498 before booking fee.
There is a second night. BIGBANG 2026-2027 WORLD TOUR < XX : COSMOS > IN SINGAPORE now runs on Saturday 17 October and Sunday 18 October 2026 at the National Stadium, and The Kallang has updated its official event listing to match. The tour is promoted by AEG Presents Asia with YG Entertainment, and sponsored by Marina Bay Sands and Trip.com Group.
The reason for the extra date is not subtle. Tickets for the first show sold out within two hours of the general sale opening on 13 August, and the queue for the 11 August presale ran past 500,000. G-DRAGON, TAEYANG and DAESUNG are now playing 35 shows worldwide on this run, in a year that marks the group's 20th anniversary and follows nine years without a tour as a group.
Both sale dates, and the one that is easy to get wrong
| Show | V.I.P Membership presale | General sale |
|---|---|---|
| Sat 17 Oct 2026 | Tue 11 Aug, 12pm to 11.59pm | Thu 13 Aug, 10am (sold out) |
| Sun 18 Oct 2026 | Mon 1 Sep, 4pm to 11.59pm | Wed 3 Sep, 4pm onwards |
All times are Singapore local time, and the general sale runs online and through the ticketing hotline on +65 6018 7645.
Set the alarm by the clock, not by memory. Night one's general sale opened at 10am. Night two opens at 4pm, six hours later in the day. Anyone who queued in August and expects a repeat of the same morning routine will be looking at a waiting room that has not opened yet, or worse, joining one that opened while they were still at work.
The Kallang lists the 17 October show at 7pm and has not published a separate start time for the 18 October show, so treat 7pm as the expectation and confirm the time printed on your ticket.
The presale gate is tighter than it looks
The 1 September presale is not simply for people who buy a membership in time. It is open only to fans who hold an active BIGBANG V.I.P Membership through the official b.stage platform and who completed the survey registration for the first Singapore show.
That second condition does the work. It points back at a registration that closed before the 11 August presale, which means a membership bought this week does not open the door, and no new registration window has been announced. If you sat out August, the 3 September general sale is your sale, and it asks for nothing more than a Ticketmaster account you can sign into.
If you already have 17 October tickets
The ticket caps are 2 per code per account in the presale and 4 per account in the general sale, with the general sale figure inclusive of anything bought in that same show's presale. The useful detail is that Ticketmaster applies these limits per event. The four you may have bought for 17 October do not eat into what you can buy for 18 October, so a fan bringing a different group of friends on the Sunday starts with a full allowance.
Ticketmaster does match orders across the same name, email, billing address and card number, and warns that orders over the limit may be cancelled without notice. The cap resetting per show is not an invitation to run two accounts.
Every price, in one table
The price list for night two is identical to night one. Booking fees are not included in the ticket price, so the last column is what you actually pay per ticket at checkout.
| Category | Ticket price | Booking fee | You pay per ticket |
|---|---|---|---|
| BIGBANG VIP ULTIMATE (Standing) | $498 | $10 | $508 |
| BIGBANG VIP (Seated) | $458 | $10 | $468 |
| BIGBANG VIP GOLD (Seated) | $398 | $10 | $408 |
| CAT 1 | $348 | $10 | $358 |
| CAT 2 | $318 | $10 | $328 |
| CAT 3 | $288 | $8 | $296 |
| CAT 7 (Restricted View) | $288 | $8 | $296 |
| CAT 4 | $248 | $8 | $256 |
| CAT 5 | $198 | $8 | $206 |
| CAT 6 | $158 | $8 | $166 |
One naming note so you are not thrown at checkout: the $458 seated VIP tier was sold as VIP DIAMOND on Ticketmaster for the first show, while The Kallang's own listing calls it VIP ULTIMATE (Seated). The price and the CAT 1 seated inclusion are the same either way.
Ticketmaster's fee bands are $8 per ticket for tickets priced $1 to $300, $10 per ticket for $301 to $500, and $20 for $501 and above. Nothing on this list reaches the $20 band.
The one line on the price list to read twice
CAT 7 is Restricted View, and it costs $288. That is the same price as CAT 3, and it is more than CAT 4, CAT 5 and CAT 6. Shop by price alone, assume the highest-numbered category must be the cheapest, and you will pay up to $130 a ticket extra for a worse view than a $158 CAT 6 seat.
The official seat plan also marks the West Zone, where the CAT 7 blocks sit, as exposed to weather elements. Mid-October in Singapore is wet season. The plan flags that delay towers may block the view from some blocks, and notes the layout is not to scale and is subject to change.
What the three VIP packages actually include
All three are built around a CAT 1 ticket plus merchandise and on-site perks:
- VIP ULTIMATE ($498), one CAT 1 general admission standing ticket, photocards, dedicated check-in, dedicated fast lanes for official merchandise, VIP tour gift, souvenir laminate and lanyard
- VIP at $458, one CAT 1 reserved seated ticket, same photocard set, dedicated check-in, dedicated merch fast lanes, VIP tour gift, laminate and lanyard
- VIP GOLD ($398), one CAT 1 reserved seated ticket, same photocard set, dedicated check-in, VIP tour gift, laminate and lanyard, but no merch fast lane
Every package includes a set of four custom BIGBANG photocards. Be clear-eyed before spending the extra: Ticketmaster states plainly that BIGBANG does not participate in any VIP activities, and the packages include no meet-and-greet and no photographs with the members. You are paying for a CAT 1 ticket, merchandise and queue-jumping, not access.
Before you buy, the fine print worth knowing
- Tickets are mobile-only. You access them through your mobile web browser at ticketmaster.sg. Adding them to a mobile wallet means you still have your ticket without an internet connection on the night.
- Ticket Transfer is available via the Transfer option on your order. Secure Booking bought with or included in a ticket is not transferable and will not apply to transferred tickets.
- Resale at any price is prohibited, and there are no refunds, exchanges or cancellations. With night one sold out, this is the moment resale listings appear. Ticketmaster cautions that tickets from unauthorised sellers and third-party sites cannot be validated and cannot be refunded.
- Bag and item rules: no outside food and drink, no bags over 35cm x 20cm x 30cm, no non-collapsible umbrellas, no chairs or stools, no gifts or flowers, and no iPads, tablets or laptops. Fan boards must be A3 or smaller. The deposit counter charges a non-refundable $10 per item and takes only VISA, Mastercard and PayNow, with no cash, AMEX or NETS.
- No professional photography, videography or live streaming. Professional cameras, GoPros and vapes are refused at the door.
- Accessible tickets are handled by phone rather than online. Call Ticketmaster Fan Support on +65 6018 7645, Monday to Saturday, 10am to 6pm, excluding public holidays.
One clash to plan around
If you are a K-pop fan holding a diary rather than a single ticket, note that NCT 127 play the Singapore Indoor Stadium on the same Sunday, 18 October 2026, at 7pm. The two venues sit in the same Kallang precinct, but the shows overlap, so this is a choice rather than a double-header.
What this means if you are buying on 3 September
If budget decides it, CAT 6 at $166 all-in is the entry point and CAT 5 at $206 is the next step up, both cheaper and better positioned than the $296 restricted-view CAT 7. If you want the floor, VIP ULTIMATE is the only standing option, which also puts it out of reach for anyone under 12 or below 1.2m.
Given how fast night one went, decide your category and your fallback category before the waiting room opens at 3.30pm, and have a signed-in Ticketmaster account ready rather than creating one in the queue.
*Show dates, sale windows and prices are as published by The Kallang on its official BIGBANG event listing, with sale mechanics and fees as published by Ticketmaster Singapore. Details are subject to change, so confirm on ticketmaster.sg before purchasing.*
*Image: official BIGBANG 2026-2027 WORLD TOUR < XX : COSMOS > IN SINGAPORE key visual, via Ticketmaster Singapore (presented by YG Entertainment, promoted by AEG Presents Asia).*
