K-pop duo Mamamoo+ to hold Singapore concert on Nov 15

The duo is the first sub-unit of girl group Mamamoo and comprises Moonbyul and Solar.

Tickets are priced between S$138 and S$268. Those who purchase tickets before 11.59pm on Nov 4 will stand a chance to win certain fan benefits, depending on their ticket category, including a solo photo session with Mamamoo+, access to a hi-bye session and a signed poster.

Besides Singapore, Mamamoo+ will also be performing in other Asian cities including Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta and Manila.

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