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K-pop group Highlight, formerly known as Beast, to headline The Kallang Countdown 2027
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K-pop group Highlight, formerly known as Beast, to headline The Kallang Countdown 2027

South Korean pop group Highlight, previously known as Beast, has been confirmed as the headliner for The Kallang Countdown 2027 concert scheduled for December 31. The four-member band, consisting of Yoon Doo-joon, Yang Yo-seob, Lee Gi-kwang, and Son Dong-woon, will return to Singapore more than two years after their last appearance there in September 2024. Formed in 2009 and rebranded in 2017, the group plans to perform a mix of their classic hits and newer tracks during the event. This concert is part of the broader ONE Countdown 2027 initiative, which includes New Year's Eve festivities across various locations in Singapore. While other local and regional artists are expected to join the lineup, specific ticket pricing and general sales dates have not yet been disclosed, though priority access is available for certain fan club members.

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K-pop group Highlight, formerly known as Beast, to headline The Kallang Countdown 2027

South Korean pop group Highlight, previously known as Beast, has been confirmed as the headliner for The Kallang Countdown 2027 concert scheduled for December 31. The four-member band, consisting of Yoon Doo-joon, Yang Yo-seob, Lee Gi-kwang, and Son Dong-woon, will return to Singapore more than two years after their last appearance there in September 2024. Formed in 2009 and rebranded in 2017, the group plans to perform a mix of their classic hits and newer tracks during the event. This concert is part of the broader ONE Countdown 2027 initiative, which includes New Year's Eve festivities across various locations in Singapore. While other local and regional artists are expected to join the lineup, specific ticket pricing and general sales dates have not yet been disclosed, though priority access is available for certain fan club members.

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