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BigBang Singapore concerts face haze warnings

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BigBang is performing in Singapore on October 17 and 18 as part of their XX: Cosmos tour. The event is trending because organisers have issued urgent health advisories due to severe haze and high PSI levels.

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What happened

  1. 15 Oct

    AEG Presents Asia shares initial safety tips for fans to protect themselves from haze [2].

  2. 16 Oct

    Organisers announce that masks, water points, and first aid will be provided at the venue as PSI hits 'very unhealthy' levels [1].

  3. 17 Oct

    The first of two scheduled concert dates takes place at the National Stadium [1], [2].

What you need to know

1

Face masks and water points are available at the National Stadium [1].

2

Fans are advised to bring personal medication and non-glass, non-steel water bottles [2].

3

All activities will be stopped if the 24-hour PSI goes above 300 [1], [2].

4

A pop-up store is open at Kallang Wave Mall until October 25 [2].

NOT KNOWN YET

It is not confirmed if the concerts will be cancelled, though they will be suspended if PSI exceeds 300 [1].

Background

The Singapore shows are part of the '2026-2027 World Tour XX: Cosmos.' This marks the group's first return to Singapore in 10 years [1], [2].

The tour recently visited Taipei, where the group performed for 120,000 people over three nights at the Taipei Dome [3].

The current haze situation has already caused the temporary suspension of Water Sports Centre operations due to poor visibility [2].

Questions people ask

What happens if the haze gets worse?

According to the venue's policy, all indoor and outdoor events are suspended if the 24-hour PSI exceeds 300 [1].

What should I bring to the concert?

Fans are encouraged to bring personal medication and refillable water bottles that are not made of steel or glass [2].

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