The South Korean rapper and boybander will be performing on Jun 17 and 18 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium.
Suga, one seventh of K-pop superstars BTS, will be making a two-night stop in Singapore as part of his world tour under his other stage persona, Agust D.Suga is the first BTS member to launch a solo tour, as he announced a series of global concerts which will kick off in April.
He'll then head to Asia, making stops in Jakarta, Bangkok, Seoul, and of course, Singapore. He will also have shows in Japan.
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