BABYMONSTER World Tour [CHOOM]: Dates, Tickets & Venue (Singapore)

Two nights under the Kallang roof

The tour’s Singapore stop ran over two nights. Seven members of BABYMONSTER performed their World Tour [CHOOM] at Singapore Indoor Stadium on November 28 and 29, 2026. The venue holds roughly 12,000, so the back rows still feel like part of the room, unlike a stadium show.

The building is easy to spot from the Kallang Basin. Kenzo Tange designed it, and it opened in 1989. Its pyramid-like roof slopes down toward the water. Inside, the seats rise steeply on all sides of the floor, and that steep rake is why sightlines from the upper tiers hold up for a K-pop production.

Who is on stage, and what CHOOM means

BABYMONSTER is a YG Entertainment girl group with seven members:

• Ruka
• Pharita
• Asa
• Ahyeon
• Rami
• Rora
• Chiquita

Their full debut came in late 2023, and the fandom goes by MONSTIEZ.

Choom (춤) is simply the Korean word for “dance”, which tells you what the tour is built around. The Singapore shows had no supporting acts in the information we hold. The setlist and stage timings are not in our facts, so we have left them out rather than guess.

Where dates and tickets live

The essentials were set. The shows ran over two nights, November 28-29, 2026, at Singapore Indoor Stadium. The promoter’s official channels and the stadium’s own event listings carry the ticketing links and seat maps.

Seating categories and prices sit with the ticketing platform, so you won’t find any figures here. Two-night runs in this venue usually split demand. The second night often appeals to fans flying in from Malaysia or Indonesia, who want a buffer day on arrival.

Getting to Kallang by MRT

Stadium MRT (Circle Line, CC6) is the closest station. It opens straight onto the Sports Hub precinct, and the Indoor Stadium is a few minutes’ walk past the National Stadium. For most visitors this is the whole journey: change onto the Circle Line at Dhoby Ghaut, Promenade or Paya Lebar.

Kallang MRT (East-West Line, EW10) is the other option. From there you walk over the bridge toward the Sports Hub, which takes longer but suits anyone coming from Bugis or Tanjong Pagar. Plenty of attendees use it after the show because Stadium station packs out the moment the house lights come up.

Mountbatten MRT (Circle Line, CC7) is one stop further along the Circle Line. Some fans walk to it after the show to board the train before it reaches the Stadium crowd.

Monsoon season by the Kallang Basin

Late November falls in Singapore’s northeast monsoon season. Heavy afternoon and evening downpours are routine, often arriving fast and clearing within the hour. Fans waiting outside for merchandise usually carry a compact umbrella or a poncho, even on a clear afternoon.

The waterfront between the Indoor Stadium and the Kallang Basin is where people gather before doors. They swap photocards, trade freebies and take photos with the building’s roof behind them. When rain hits, the crowd shelters under the Sports Hub’s covered walkways and inside Kallang Wave Mall next door.

Lightsticks, queues and train manners

Singapore crowds are orderly, and K-pop nights here follow the same pattern. Merchandise lines form in single file and stay that way. Pushing ahead is noticed and called out. Fans typically arrive hours before the show for merch, then pull back to the mall for food before doors.

• Lightstick: the official BABYMONSTER lightstick is what you will see across the arena. Fans often pair it with the official app so the colours sync with the stage.
• Paying for transport: MRT gates take contactless bank cards and phones directly, so most visitors skip buying a separate card.
• On the train: eating and drinking are banned on the MRT and in the paid areas of stations, and the rule is enforced with fines. Finish your bubble tea before the gantry.
• Tipping: it isn’t expected at food courts or hawker centres. Restaurants usually add a service charge to the bill.
• Fan freebies: handing out free fan goods outside the venue is a well-loved custom. People say thank you and take one each, not a handful.

Eating before and after the show

Kallang Wave Mall sits right next to the Indoor Stadium. It is the default pre-show stop, with a food court, chain restaurants and supermarket snacks. It is also air-conditioned, which matters after an hour in an outdoor merch queue.

For a proper hawker meal, Old Airport Road Food Centre is two stops away at Dakota MRT (Circle Line, CC8). It is one of the city’s best-known hawker centres, with long rows of stalls selling fried Hokkien mee, satay and rojak.

At hawker centres, locals “chope” a table by leaving a tissue packet on it. Leave that seat alone. Most stalls take cash, and many also accept PayNow or card.

After the last encore, many fans skip the scrum at Stadium station. They walk along the Kallang waterfront for a late supper, giving the trains time to clear.