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Malcolm Todd brings his Do That Again Tour to Singapore this November

The rising pop star's RIAA Platinum track 'Earrings' hit No. 2 on Singapore's Spotify Daily charts

Cheryl Sekkappan
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Cheryl Sekkappan
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Malcolm Todd is making his Singapore debut. The rising American pop star brings his Do That Again Tour to the Star Theatre on November 30. It's a one-night-only show following an extensive North American run that's seen him play his biggest venues yet.

The star seems to have a sizeable audience in Singapore. His RIAA Platinum-certified track 'Earrings' peaked at number two on Singapore's Spotify Daily charts, and he's been featured as a cover artist on Spotify's Hot Hits Singapore playlist. That should give you an indicator of the fan response you can expect from his local show. 

The tour supports his sophomore album Do That Again, out now via Columbia Records. Upon release, all 13 tracks appeared on the US Spotify chart simultaneously, while the album climbed to number five on Apple Music's Top 200 Albums chart. Rolling Stone gave it four stars, and it clinched him time on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, where he performed 'I Saw Your Face' live for the first time. He's come a long way – three years ago, Malcolm Todd had never played a single show. 

Judging from his North American tour setlist, you can look forward to a mix of Do That Again tracks and fan favourites: there's 'Sweet Boy' and 'Roommates' from his breakthrough 2023 mixtape, 'Chest Pain (I Love)' from his self-titled debut solo album, and 'Do That Again' from his latest album. 

The Live Nation member presale opens Tuesday, September 22 at 10am via livenation.sg. General sales begin on Wednesday, September 23 at 10am via ticketmaster.sg. Ticket prices to be confirmed. 

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