Maroon 5 will headline Singapore National Stadium on Feb. 12, 2027, closing their Asia tour behind album ‘Love Is Like’
Maroon 5 are bringing their global tour back to Southeast Asia, and they are saving one of its biggest nights for Singapore. The three-time Grammy-winning pop-rock band confirmed this week that they will headline the Singapore National Stadium on Feb. 12, 2027, closing out the Asian leg of the international run supporting their eighth studio album, Love Is Like. For a band with nearly two decades of history in the Lion City, the date is less a debut than a homecoming, and it doubles as the finale of one of the region’s most anticipated concert events of the year.
The Singapore show anchors a nine-date Asia routing organized by Live Nation Asia. According to tour details, the leg opens Jan. 24 in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, before rolling through Seoul, a three-night stand at the Tokyo Dome, Jakarta, Manila, and Bangkok, then finishing at the National Stadium. The scale of the run, stadiums and arenas across multiple markets, underlines just how deep Maroon 5’s fanbase across Asia has grown since their first Singapore appearance back in 2008.
A Homecoming Nearly Two Decades in the Making
The 2027 concert will mark Maroon 5’s seventh performance in Singapore, following shows in 2019 and 2022 that were also held at the National Stadium, plus earlier appearances tied to the Singapore Grand Prix in 2012 and 2015. That kind of repeat business is a commercial signal in itself. Few Western acts return to a single market this consistently, and the venue choice, a 55,000-capacity national stadium rather than an indoor arena, reflects the confidence promoters have in the band’s regional draw.
The tour arrives on the momentum of a genuine creative reset. Love Is Like, released Aug. 15, 2025 via 222 and Interscope, was pitched by frontman Adam Levine as a return to the band’s organic early instincts. “I feel like we’ve gone back to what we used to do, which is to not pay attention to where we fit and producing the music organically,” Levine said of the album, adding that the approach echoed “how we stuck out in the beginning when we first started our career.” The record spawned the Blackpink collaboration “Priceless” featuring Lisa, a savvy nod to the very Asian markets this tour is built to serve.
Building Momentum Toward 2027
The Singapore announcement lands amid a busy stretch. The band is fresh off a 24-date North American arena sweep and has been threading in high-profile global dates, including a headline slot at Rock in Rio and a set at London’s Hyde Park. Their newest single “Heroine,” released in 2026, gives the live show a current centerpiece to pair with catalog staples like “Sugar,” “Memories,” “Moves Like Jagger,” “Girls Like You,” and “This Love,” the songs that turned Maroon 5 into one of the most reliable mainstream live acts on the planet.
For fans in the region, the logistics matter as much as the setlist. Visa, the official payment partner for the Asia tour, will run presales beginning Aug. 12 for Singapore and Kaohsiung, with additional presale windows across other markets, while Maroon 5 S.I.N fan club members get early Ticketmaster access starting Aug. 11. General ticketing details are routed through the band’s official tour page and local Ticketmaster listings.
The bigger picture is a band operating at the summit of global touring economics, pairing a back-to-basics album with a carefully mapped international footprint. By closing the Asia leg in Singapore, a market they have returned to again and again, Maroon 5 are betting on loyalty as much as novelty. On the evidence of their track record here, it is a safe bet. February 2027 is still a long way off, but the National Stadium finale already reads like a marquee night on the regional calendar.
