The Weeknd brings his sprawling After Hours Til Dawn stadium tour to Singapore’s National Stadium for two nights on October 2 and 3, 2026, marking the final leg of a global spectacle built around his acclaimed album trilogy. With tickets still available, fans heading to the Lion City need the full rundown on set times, setlists, support acts, venue rules, and post-show transport—so here’s everything you need to know before the curtain rises.
What to expect: A three-part era, one epic finale
The tour is anchored by The Weeknd’s trilogy—After Hours (2020), Dawn FM (2022), and Hurry Up Tomorrow (2025)—and the 2026 Asia leg is the last chance to experience this particular chapter live. The Singapore stop lands at the iconic National Stadium, with doors opening at 6pm and the main show starting at 8pm. While exact set times haven’t been confirmed, past National Stadium concerts suggest a roughly two-hour performance.
Setlist: A 40-song marathon (likely)
The exact Singapore setlist isn’t locked, but the August 14, 2026 Wembley Stadium show offers a strong preview. Expect a career-spanning 40-song set that blends hits like “Blinding Lights,” “Starboy,” and “Can’t Feel My Face” with deep cuts and new tracks from Hurry Up Tomorrow. Some songs are shortened or extended with live intros, so don’t be surprised if your favorite gets a fresh twist.
Opening act: Creepy Nuts
Japanese hip-hop duo Creepy Nuts will open both Singapore dates. Known for the viral “Bling-Bang-Bang-Born” and hits like “Otonoke” and “Mirage,” the pair have amassed hundreds of millions of streams and headlined Tokyo Dome in 2025—making them a worthy warm-up act.
Tickets and merchandise
Tickets remain available, though most are restricted-view seats. You can buy them via Ticketmaster Singapore. For fans who want official gear, a dedicated stadium store opens at The Kallang (Stadium Riverside Walk, 1 Stadium Drive) from October 1–3. Hours are 4pm–8pm on October 1, and 2pm–midnight on October 2–3. Expect venue-exclusive merch, tour apparel, and vinyl.
Know before you go: Venue rules
Security is strict. Prohibited items include outside food and drinks, bags larger than 35x20x30 cm, umbrellas (even collapsible), chains, studded accessories, strollers, noisemakers, flowers, and hand sanitiser over 60ml. Leave professional cameras, tripods, selfie sticks, and audio recorders at home—they can get you turned away at the gate.
Re-entry is not allowed once you leave. If you arrive late, you may have to wait for a break in the show to enter, with no refunds for missed time.
Getting home after the show
Avoid the post-concert rush by planning your exit. Stadium MRT (CC6) is closest but will be packed. Better options: Tanjong Rhu MRT (TE23), a nine-minute sheltered walk, or Kallang MRT (EW10) and Mountbatten MRT (CC7), both about 13 minutes away. Buses 10, 11, 14, 16, 70, and 196 also serve the area. For taxis or ride-hailing, use the designated pick-up points at Stadium MRT Exits A and B—and expect surge pricing and heavy traffic.
The bigger picture
With the tour’s final chapter unfolding in Asia, Singapore offers a last chance to witness one of pop’s most ambitious live productions. As The Weeknd closes this era, fans can expect a night of theatrical storytelling, genre-blending hits, and a career-defining set—so plan ahead, arrive early, and soak in every moment.