Super Junior-83z Fancon Tour [1983]: Dates, Tickets & Venue (Singapore)

Two members, one birth year

The “83z” in the unit name is the whole idea. Leeteuk and Heechul were both born in 1983, and this Super Junior sub-unit pairs the group’s leader with its loudest variety personality. The tour title, [1983], points back to that shared year.

The Singapore stop was a fancon on October 16, 2026. A fancon is closer to a fan meeting than a full concert. Expect talk segments, games and audience interaction, with songs mixed in. No setlist or running order is given here, so this page doesn’t guess at one.

Inside The Star Theatre

The Star Theatre is a raked, multi-tier auditorium of around 5,000 seats. It sits on the upper floors of The Star Vista, a curved glass-and-steel complex at 1 Vista Exchange Green. The steep rake keeps the upper tiers fairly close to the stage, which suits an event built on chat and reactions rather than big production.

The mall below has the practical basics:

• Food courts and casual restaurants on the lower levels, which fans usually use before the show
• Washrooms and seating outside the theatre lobby, which get crowded once doors open
• Escalators from the open-air ground level up to the theatre foyer

Getting to Buona Vista

Most attendees come by MRT. There is a little parking at The Star Vista, and post-show traffic on North Buona Vista Road moves slowly.

• Buona Vista MRT (EW21/CC22): the main route. Signs from the station lead along a sheltered walkway to The Star Vista in a few minutes.
• one-north MRT (CC23): one stop along the Circle Line and a similar walk. It is usually the quieter platform after the show.
• Taxis and ride-hailing: the drop-off point is on Vista Exchange Green. Queues for pick-ups build quickly at the end of the night.

Fans arriving from overseas usually stay along the East-West Line, around City Hall or Bugis. Buona Vista is a direct ride from there with no change.

Being an E.L.F. at The Star Theatre

Super Junior’s fandom is E.L.F., and its colour is pearl sapphire blue. The official lightstick is the standard accessory. Fans usually bring it fully charged, because the light-ups make up most of the visual moments in a fancon. Seat-based lightstick syncing, where the venue offers it, only works from the seat on your ticket.

These are the usual customs at K-pop fan meetings in Singapore:

• Recording rules are set by the promoter, and staff at the theatre enforce them. Fancons are often stricter than concerts on phone filming.
• Fan-made banners and slogans get handed out in the lobby and along the walkway from the MRT. Fan-support projects are typically free and shared freely.
• Merchandise booths draw the longest lines of the day. Singapore venues take cards and mobile payments almost everywhere.
• Chants and responses to call-outs from Leeteuk and Heechul are part of the format. Even casual fans join in during the games.

After the show, the walkway back to Buona Vista MRT is the bottleneck. Many fans walk on to one-north instead, or stay for a meal in The Star Vista while the crowd clears.