K-pop veterans Super Junior are set to kick off a busy week in Singapore by headlining the Singapore Sports Hub’s Countdown 2026 festivities on December 31, 2025.
This performance serves as a prelude to a series of engagements for the group, who are already scheduled to hold their first local fan sign event on New Year’s Day, followed by their “Super Show 10” concerts at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on January 2 and 3.
The Event Lineup
Organized by Kallang Alive Sport Management, the four-and-a-half-hour celebration begins at 8:30 PM at the Stadium Roar. Notably, this will be the first concert ever hosted at this specific outdoor venue.
Sharing the stage with Super Junior is Chinese singer Cheng Huan, who expressed delight at returning to Singapore so quickly after his debut overseas performance there. The lineup also features a strong contingent of local talent, including Benjamin Kheng, Iman Fandi, and Tabitha Nauser. Rounding out the entertainment are dance performances by O School crews and sets by DJ Inquisitive and DJ Farah Farz.
The evening will be emceed by Mediacorp YES 933 DJ Hazelle Teo and former radio host Cruz Teng.
Celebrating 20 Years
Through their agency, SM Entertainment, Super Junior expressed their enthusiasm for the upcoming show. The group noted that 2025 was a milestone year marking their 20th anniversary, making the opportunity to ring in 2026 with their Singaporean fans (known as ELFs) particularly special.
Fireworks and Ticketing Details
In addition to the musical performances, the event promises a spectacle for the eyes. Organizers have planned a 35-minute fireworks display over the Kallang Basin—touted as the longest countdown fireworks ever—unfolding in four distinct chapters. The precinct will also feature interactive family fun zones.
Tickets for the event are priced at an affordable S$10 (before booking fees) and will go on sale via Ticketmaster starting November 11 at 4 PM.
For those unable to secure tickets for the Stadium Roar, a live feed of the concert will be broadcast at the Water Sports Centre and OCBC Square.
