Westlife have added a third Singapore night. The Irish four-piece were booked for two shows at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on 16 and 17 January 2027, and the venue's own event page now lists a third, Monday 18 January 2027, with tickets going on sale Monday 21 September 2026 at 12pm.
> Quick view: 18 Jan 2027, 8pm, Singapore Indoor Stadium. General sale Mon 21 Sep, 12pm at ticketmaster.sg or the hotline. Seven tiers, $138 to $328 before a $6 booking fee, so $144 to $334 a head. Limit 6 tickets per account.
The first two nights went on sale back in May: 15 May 2026 at 12pm for the 16 January show, 16 May at 11am for the 17 January show. They have been on sale for four months, which is the usual reason a promoter adds a third date. Whether the first two nights still have seats is not something the promoter has published, so treat 18 January as the night with a clean, unqueued start.
The price list, and what you actually pay
Prices come off the promoter's official table on the venue's event page. The booking fee is banded ($6 a ticket at $50 and above, $3 from $20 to $49.99, $1 below $20), and every Westlife tier sits above $50, so every ticket pays the same flat $6.
| Category | Face price | Fee | Real cost per ticket |
|---|---|---|---|
| CAT 1 | $328 | $6 | $334 |
| CAT 2 | $288 | $6 | $294 |
| CAT 3 | $258 | $6 | $264 |
| CAT 4 | $218 | $6 | $224 |
| CAT 5 | $178 | $6 | $184 |
| CAT 6 | $138 | $6 | $144 |
| CAT 7 (Restricted View) | $138 | $6 | $144 |
The line to read twice
CAT 6 and CAT 7 are the same price: $138. CAT 7 is flagged Restricted View on the official table. CAT 6 is not. Paying identical money for a seat the promoter has itself labelled as having something in the way makes no sense, so if both tiers are still live when you get through the queue, take CAT 6 and treat CAT 7 as the overflow tier that exists for the nights where CAT 6 is gone.
That is the opposite of what happened at the NCT 127 on-sale in the same building, where restricted-view seats were priced above some clear-view ones. Here the restricted tier is at least not a premium. It is simply not a discount either.
For two people, the cheapest pair of tickets on this night is $288 all-in, and the most expensive is $668.
The add-on, and its fine print
Buyers of CAT 1, 2, 3 and 4 can buy an Upgrade Your Experience package. What is in it, per the promoter:
- A VIP laminate and lanyard
- An exclusive Westlife gift
- A priority merchandise lane (if applicable)
Three conditions sit under that, and they matter. An Upgrade bought without a valid show ticket is deemed invalid with no refund. Each ticket is entitled to one experience only. And the laminate does not admit you to the venue or the backstage area: it is a keepsake plus the merch lane, not access. Collection is on show day at the venue, with details to follow from UnUsUaL Entertainment's channels or by email from Ticketmaster.
On-sale details
- General sale for the 18 Jan show: Monday 21 September 2026, 12pm, online and by hotline
- Where: ticketmaster.sg, or +65 6018 7645
- Limit: 6 tickets per account for general sales
- Promoter: UnUsUaL Entertainment Pte Ltd
- No presale is listed. The official booking information shows a general sale for each of the three nights and no member, card or fan presale window for this one
Who can go, and what you cannot bring
The venue's event policy for this show is stricter than most people expect, and a couple of the rules catch families out:
- No admission for infants in arms or children below 5. Children 5 and above must buy a ticket
- Bags larger than 35cm x 20cm x 30cm are not allowed in (the rule is that it has to fit under a seat)
- Fan boards larger than A3 (29.7cm x 42cm) are not allowed, and neither are flags or placards with offensive slogans or advertising
- iPads and tablets are banned, as are non-collapsible umbrellas, noise makers such as air horns and whistles, and outside food and drinks
- Vapes will get you denied entry
- No professional cameras of any kind, no GoPros, no zoom lenses including phone clip-on lenses, no selfie sticks, gimbals, tripods or monopods, and no live streaming
Security checks are at designated points, so the standing advice to arrive early is real rather than boilerplate.
On resale
The venue's own advisory is blunt: resold tickets will not be honoured and ticket holders will be turned away. With two of the three nights already months into their sale, the resale market for this run is exactly where you would expect it to be. Buy from ticketmaster.sg only. If something looks like a scam, the 24/7 ScamShield helpline is 1799.
What they will be playing
The tour marks 25 years of the band, and it supports a new compilation, '25 - The Ultimate Collection'. Alongside the catalogue ("My Love", "Flying Without Wings", "If I Let You Go", "Uptown Girl") it carries newer material: "Chariot", co-written by Ed Sheeran, and the single "Your Love Amazes Me". The run opens with 13 nights at Dublin's 3Arena before London, Manchester and Birmingham, then a European leg the band describes as its first headline continental run in two decades, and then Asia, Australia and New Zealand.
*Cover: official Westlife 25: The Anniversary World Tour key visual, via the Singapore Indoor Stadium event page.*
