If you’ve been waiting to see jujutsu sorcerers throw down live on stage, mark your calendar.
Jujutsu Kaisen in Concert makes its Singapore debut on 31 October 2026 at the Esplanade Theatre, with two shows on the same day — 3pm and 8pm. Enjoy a 12-piece live ensemble performing the scores by composer Hiroaki Tsutsumi’s, with scenes from all three seasons projected on a giant HD screen.
Tickets are on sale now through SISTIC, priced from $58 to $199 depending on seating tier. Each show runs about 140 minutes including a 20-minute intermission — enough time to grab a spot at the merch table before the second half kicks off.
What you can expect at Jujutsu Kaisen in Concert
The show moves chronologically through the anime’s biggest arcs — from Yuji Itadori’s first encounter with a cursed object through to the Tokyo battles of the Shibuya Incident — with an exclusive Season 3 encore capping things off.
The live scoring gives familiar scenes a more epic feeling, especially during the fight sequences where the ensemble syncs percussion hits to on-screen impacts in real time. But even if you’re not an anime fan, trust me, the epic soundtrack from JJK is worth a listen.
The ensemble blends classical strings with modern and electronic instrumentation, which is closer to the anime’s actual soundtrack than a typical orchestra-only anime concert. Also, dialogue and sound design play alongside the live music so it really does feel like you’re watching highlights of JJK, but in real time.
When you’re at the concert, you can also get your hands on exclusive merch. Past stops on the tour have carried keychains, t-shirts, hoodies, sticker packs, tote bags, pin sets, magnets, blindfolds, and snapbacks. Stock at these pop-up-style concert tables tends to move fast, so it’s worth swinging by before the show starts rather than waiting for intermission.
It’s part of a bigger world tour
Singapore isn’t a one-off stop — this is a proper world tour that’s been rolling through cities all year. It kicked off in Europe and North America back in June, then moved through Asia in the second half of 2026. Confirmed stops so far:
- London, UK (Eventim Apollo) — 3 June 2026
- Rotterdam, Netherlands (De Doelen) — 5 June 2026
- Paris, France (Le Grand Rex) — 7 June 2026
- Berlin, Germany (Tempodrom) — 13 June 2026
- San Antonio, USA (Majestic Theatre) — 13 June 2026
- Hong Kong (MacPherson Stadium) — 10 October 2026
- Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Jeffrey Cheah Performing Arts Centre) — 20–21 October 2026
- Singapore (Esplanade Theatre) — 31 October 2026
- Seoul, South Korea (Kyung Hee University) — 7–8 November 2026
Organisers have said more cities, including Australia, are still to be confirmed, so this likely won’t be the last chance to catch the show in the region if Singapore’s dates don’t line up for you.
FAQ
- Is Jujutsu Kaisen in Concert suitable for kids?
There’s no official age restriction, but the anime carries mature themes and violence, so it leans more toward teens and adults who already follow the series.
- How much are tickets and where do I buy them?
Tickets range from $58 to $199 depending on seating category, sold through SISTIC.
- Where exactly is the concert held?
Esplanade Theatre, 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981 — a short walk from Esplanade MRT station on the Circle Line.
- How long does the show run?
About 140 minutes in total, including a 20-minute intermission.
- Can I buy the merch online if I miss the Singapore show?
No — items like keychains, apparel, and pin sets are sold exclusively at the venue on the day, not through any online store.
Date: 31 October 2026 (3pm & 8pm shows)
Location: Esplanade Theatre, 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981
Opening hours: Doors open ahead of the 3pm and 8pm shows
Admission: From $58 to $199 via SISTIC
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