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The 16-time Grammy Award winner returns with Anderson .Paak as DJ Pee .Wee, so expect Silk Sonic hits too

Singapore, prepare to get locked out of heaven with none other than Bruno Mars. The 16-time Grammy Award winner is bringing his record-breaking The Romantic Tour to Singapore in April 2027. And there's an especially tasty cherry on top: long-time collaborator, rapper and singer-songwriter Anderson .Paak will join him as DJ Pee .Wee, meaning fans could get a whole lot more than just a Bruno Mars solo show.
There’s no denying that Mars is one of pop's biggest showmen, with more than 150 million records sold worldwide and a catalogue stuffed with certified earworms. He's also one half of Silk Sonic, the Grammy-winning superduo he formed with .Paak – so yes, there is a very real chance you'll be singing ‘Leave the Door Open’ at the top of your lungs with 55,000 of your closest strangers.
The Singapore dates are part of the newly expanded 2027 leg of The Romantic Tour, which now spans more than 115 stadium shows across North America, Europe, the UK, Asia, Australia, New Zealand and Mexico. The tour has already racked up some major numbers, including a record-breaking 2.1 million tickets sold in a single day via Ticketmaster.
And if you're wondering when you last saw these two in Singapore, it has been a hot minute. Mars' most recent Singapore shows were his three sold-out National Stadium concerts in 2024. Anderson .Paak was last in town in 2022, spinning a DJ Pee .Wee set. This is the first time we're getting the pair together here since Silk Sonic debuted with the album An Evening with Silk Sonic.
Mark your calendars for April 13, 14, 17 and 18, 2027. Bruno Mars will perform four nights at the National Stadium, with all shows starting at 8pm.
These dates are part of the Asia leg of The Romantic Tour, which arrives in Singapore after stops across Japan, Australia and New Zealand. After Singapore, Mars heads to Bangkok, Kaohsiung, Hong Kong, Manila and South Korea.
All four shows will take place at National Stadium, giving Mars a considerably bigger stage than his previous Singapore appearance at the same venue in 2024. That 2024 run saw Mars play three sold-out shows at the 55,000-capacity stadium, making it his biggest Singapore concerts at the time.
Given the scale of The Romantic Tour – think stadium-sized production, a full live band and plenty of choreography – the National Stadium is a fitting home for Mars' famously slick live show.
Anderson .Paak will join Mars as DJ Pee .Wee on all the newly announced 2027 shows, including Singapore. But don't expect .Paak to simply stay behind the decks as a supporting act.
On the current Romantic Tour, he opens as DJ Pee .Wee before returning during Mars' set for a Silk Sonic segment, with the pair performing several songs together. In other words: you're potentially getting Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak on the same stage – a two-for-one deal your ears will thank you for.
The current Romantic Tour setlist gives us a pretty good idea of what to expect. Mars' solo portion currently includes new songs from his fourth album The Romantic, including 'Risk It All', 'Cha Cha Cha', 'On My Soul', and 'I Just Might', alongside crowd-pleasers such as '24K Magic', 'Treasure', 'That's What I Like', 'Marry You', 'Locked Out of Heaven', 'Just the Way You Are' and 'Uptown Funk'.
Then comes the bit Silk Sonic fans will want to pay very close attention to. Recent Romantic Tour shows have featured '777', 'Fly As Me', 'Smokin Out the Window' and 'Leave the Door Open', with 'Blast Off' also appearing as part of the Silk Sonic segment.
If you're hoping to catch Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak together in Singapore, now is the time to get organised. Fans can sign up for the artist presale here until Monday, September 7. The artist presale and Live Nation presale for Singapore will then run on Friday, September 11 from 12pm to 11.59pm, followed by the general onsale on Monday, September 14 at 10am. Tickets will be available online via Ticketmaster Singapore, with ticket prices to be confirmed.
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