He will perform two concerts on Jan 6 and 7. Read more at straitstimes.com.
After tickets to Chinese singer Joker Xue's concert on Jan 6, 2024, sold out, a second night on Jan 7 was announced.
Tickets priced from $167 to $377 for the Jan 7 show - which was added after the Jan 6 date sold out on Thursday in two hours - went on sale at 10am on Friday. Concert promoter iMe SG then announced on its Facebook page at 11.18am on Friday that the second batch of tickets were all snapped up. The concerts are part of his Extraterrestrial world tour, which kicked off in 2021 and has stopped at Chinese cities such as Guangzhou, Chengdu and Shanghai. About 60 concerts have been held so far, attracting more than two million fans.
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