Get ready to meet Thai singer Lisa of K-pop girl group Blackpink ahead of her first solo fan meeting in Singapore at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Nov 11.
The 27-year-old will be making a special appearance at Marina Bay Sands' Marquee Singapore club on Nov 9 as part of a pre-event party.
Fans attending it can look forward to a night of music curated by Lisa and performed by Marquee's resident DJs, and a short appearance by the star.
Tickets priced from $120 are available from str.sg/dJUZ
Guests must be 18 years old and above to enter.
Lisa, whose given name is Lalisa Manobal, has released a slew of upbeat rap anthems such as Rockstar, New Woman and Moonlit Floor since signing with American label RCA Records in April.
In an Instagram update on Oct 28, she announced: "I have decided to officially separate from my husband and will be filing for divorce."
The 32-year-old declined to disclose the reason for the split.
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