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US Rap Star Doja Cat to Perform First Concert in Singapore in December
The Straits Times
|August 23, 2025
Grammy-winning rapper and singer Doja Cat will play her first show in Singapore at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Dec 10.
Pre-sale tickets will be available from Sept 1 while general ticket sales commence on Sept 5.
The concert is part of the American music star's Ma Vie world tour, which also includes dates in New Zealand and Australia, as well as Asian cities Bangkok, Kaohsiung, Manila, Seoul and Tokyo.
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