If you’ve watched Tokyo Revengers, Spy x Family, or One Piece Film: Red, you already know Official Hige Dandism — even if you didn’t realise it. The Japanese pop-rock quartet behind some of the biggest anime opening themes of the last few years is in Singapore this August, and there’s still a way to be part of the action even if the concert is sold out.
Concert at The Star Theatre — 21 August, 8PM
OFFICIAL HIGE DANDISM ASIA TOUR 2026 comes to The Star Theatre (1 Vista Exchange Green, Singapore 138617) on Friday, 21 August 2026. Doors open at 7:00 PM, show starts at 8:00 PM. The one-night-only showcase is presented by SOZO, with tickets originally priced from S$98 (CAT 7) to S$288 (CAT 1).
All tickets are now sold out — the official site confirmed the full sell-out with a note thanking fans for the support. If you’re still hoping to attend, secondary platforms are your best bet; demand has been high across the region.
Still Open: Pop-Up at 313@Somerset, 15–23 August
The Official Hige Dandism 2026 Asia Pop-Up at 313@Somerset runs from 15 to 23 August 2026 and is open to everyone — no ticket required. The pop-up carries 20 specially curated merchandise items, including three products exclusive to Singapore:
- Singapore City Exclusive Keyholder — S$13
- Asia Tour T-Shirt (off-white or black) — S$59
- Asia Tour Poster
The broader line includes an Asia Tour Hawaiian Shirt (S$80), an Asia Tour Towel (S$30), a Rubberband (S$12), a Passport Case (S$25), and more — all priced and listed in the official merch catalogue above. Merchandise pre-orders via the official online shop run until 19 August at higedan.sozolive.asia.
The Anime Connection — Why Singapore Fans Know This Band
Official Hige Dandism (正式名称: Official髭男dism) have quietly racked up more anime soundtrack credits than most J-rock acts of their generation. If any of these sound familiar, that’s them:
- “Cry Baby” — opening theme of Tokyo Revengers Season 1 (2021)
- “Mixed Nuts” — opening theme of Spy x Family (2022)
- “Subtitle” — theme of One Piece Film: Red (2022)
Beyond anime, their single “Pretender” helped introduce the band to listeners across Southeast Asia, and their genre-blending sound — pop, rock, jazz, and soul in the same breath — has earned them a cross-generational fanbase with over 10 billion cumulative streams globally.
The pop-up at 313@Somerset is worth a visit even if you couldn’t get concert tickets — Singapore-exclusive merch from a sold-out Japan culture show doesn’t come around often. For more Singapore events, keep it locked to GameTrader.