This just in: Grammy award-winning “Queen of Pop-Rap” Doja Cat is coming to Singapore for the first time ever. Happening on 10th December 2025 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium, this one-night-only show is part of the Asia leg of her Ma Vie World Tour – her first time touring below the Equator.
News of Tour Ma Vie broke less than 12 hours ago, with her latest single Jealous Type hitting the World Wide Web shortly after. This 80’s synth-pop-influenced song is the lead single from her new album Vie, which is expected to launch on 26th September 2025.
This will be Doja Cat’s first-ever tour across the Southern Hemisphere, with shows in major arenas across Australia, New Zealand, and Asia – the first show hits Auckland on 18th November, and will pass through stops including Perth, Melbourne, Singapore, Seoul, and Bangkok, culminating in a finale night in Kaohsiung on 21st December.
We’re expecting that much of the set list will be centred around songs from Vie, though here’s hoping that she will still bring us hits like Say So and Kiss Me More.
Ticket presales start from 1st September 2025:
| Where to book | Start date | End date |
| Doja Cat website | 1st September, 2pm | 1st September, 11.59pm |
| Mastercard priceless | 2nd September, 2pm | 4th September, 2pm |
| Live Nation | 4th September, 4pm | 4th September, 11.59pm |
| General sale | 5th September, 2pm | – |
Ticket prices and seat maps are not available at the time of writing.
This EOY is revving up to be a busy one, with Mariah Carey, Blackpink, and now Doja Cat coming to town – and we haven’t even counted the festivities of the annual F1 races. Brace yourselves, because this Q4 is going to be a wild one.
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Cover image adapted from: @dojacat via Instagram, Live Nation
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