
Famed Taiwanese band Sodagreen will be marking their 20th anniversary with a concert in Singapore.
The sextet, which formed in 2001 but made their official debut in 2004, will perform at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on March 8. This will be the tour's only stop in South-east Asia.
Tickets priced from $168 to $328 will go on general sale on Dec 11 at noon via Ticketmaster.
This story is from the December 07, 2024 edition of The Straits Times.
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