Singapore’s anime fans are getting not one, but two major live concert experiences inspired by some of Japan’s biggest anime franchises this year.
The Esplanade Theatre will host FLOW’s NARUTO THE ROCK WORLD TOUR 2026 on Sept. 24, followed by Jujutsu Kaisen in Concert on Oct. 31.
The back-to-back events are set to give fans a chance to experience iconic anime music in a live setting, with FLOW bringing Naruto’s rock anthems to the stage and Jujutsu Kaisen combining live music with scenes from the anime.
FLOW brings Naruto’s biggest anthems to Singapore
First up is Japanese rock band FLOW, whose long-running connection with the Naruto franchise has made the group especially popular among anime fans.
According to CNA, FLOW’s Singapore performance will feature songs associated with the Naruto franchise, including “GO!!!”, “Re” and “Sign.” The show will also feature other well-known Naruto-related tracks, including Asian Kung-Fu Generation’s “Haruka Kanata” and Joe Inoue’s “Closer,” alongside music from Boruto: Naruto Next Generations.
The concert is scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 24, 2026, at 8pm at the Esplanade Theatre.
SISTIC currently lists ticket prices from S$79 to S$199, while the event is being presented as part of the FLOW NARUTO THE ROCK WORLD TOUR 2026.
The tour’s Southeast Asian leg also includes stops in Hong Kong, Thailand, Taiwan and the Philippines, according to regional entertainment coverage.
For longtime Naruto fans, the concert offers more than a standard rock show. The tour is built around the franchise’s music and the band’s history with Naruto, turning songs that many fans first heard during their anime-watching years into a live concert experience.
Then Jujutsu Kaisen enters the stage
Just over a month later, the atmosphere at the Esplanade will shift from ninjas and shinobi to curses and sorcerers.
Jujutsu Kaisen in Concert arrives in Singapore on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026, with performances scheduled for 3pm and 8pm.
Unlike the FLOW show, this production is designed as a live-to-screen concert, combining music performed live with selected scenes from the anime projected on a large screen. The official concert site describes the format as a way for audiences to experience the anime’s story through synchronized music and visuals.
CNA reports that the Singapore production will feature music from composers Hiroaki Tsutsumi, Yoshimasa Terui and Alisa Okehazama, with material spanning all three anime seasons. The programme includes tracks such as “Three Years Of Overflowing Youth,” “Red Scale,” “If I am With You” and “Delirious.”
Tickets currently range from S$58 to S$199, with the highest listed Esplanade price at S$199. The event is rated Advisory 16, with admission restricted to those aged 16 and above.
Two anime franchises, two completely different experiences
While both concerts appeal to anime fans, they are taking very different approaches.
FLOW’s Naruto concert is essentially a high-energy rock celebration built around the franchise’s best-known songs and FLOW’s role in Naruto’s musical history.
Jujutsu Kaisen in Concert, meanwhile, is structured as a cinematic concert experience, using live musicians alongside footage from the anime.
That distinction could make the two events particularly appealing to different sides of Singapore’s anime community.
Fans who grew up with Naruto’s opening themes may be looking for the loud, nostalgic energy of FLOW, while Jujutsu Kaisen followers may be drawn to the darker, more cinematic atmosphere of the live-to-screen production.
Singapore is becoming an increasingly important stop for anime entertainment
The two concerts also arrive as anime music continues to find a growing audience outside Japan.
Singapore has hosted and continues to host a variety of anime-related musical productions, while regional concert organisers have increasingly brought major Japanese franchises to audiences across Southeast Asia.
Another Singapore anime concert, Encounter: Anime 2.0, has also highlighted music from franchises including Naruto, Jujutsu Kaisen, One Piece and Studio Ghibli, demonstrating the continuing demand for orchestral and live interpretations of anime music.
For fans, however, the most immediate dates to remember are much simpler:
Sept. 24 — Naruto with FLOW.
Oct. 31 — Jujutsu Kaisen in Concert.
Both take place at the Esplanade Theatre.
And for anyone who has spent years associating these anime with their unforgettable opening themes, soundtracks and emotional battle scenes, Singapore’s 2026 concert calendar may be offering something more powerful than nostalgia: the chance to hear those memories performed live.
Event Quick Guide
FLOW NARUTO THE ROCK WORLD TOUR 2026
📅 Sept. 24, 2026
🕗 8pm
📍 Esplanade Theatre, Singapore
🎟️ SISTIC: approximately S$79–S$199
Jujutsu Kaisen in Concert
📅 Oct. 31, 2026
🕒 3pm and 8pm
📍 Esplanade Theatre, Singapore
🎟️ S$58–S$199
🔞 Advisory 16Singapore’s anime fans are getting not one, but two major live concert experiences inspired by some of Japan’s biggest anime franchises this year.
The Esplanade Theatre will host FLOW’s NARUTO THE ROCK WORLD TOUR 2026 on Sept. 24, followed by Jujutsu Kaisen in Concert on Oct. 31.
The back-to-back events are set to give fans a chance to experience iconic anime music in a live setting, with FLOW bringing Naruto’s rock anthems to the stage and Jujutsu Kaisen combining live music with scenes from the anime.
FLOW brings Naruto’s biggest anthems to Singapore
First up is Japanese rock band FLOW, whose long-running connection with the Naruto franchise has made the group especially popular among anime fans.
According to CNA, FLOW’s Singapore performance will feature songs associated with the Naruto franchise, including “GO!!!”, “Re” and “Sign.” The show will also feature other well-known Naruto-related tracks, including Asian Kung-Fu Generation’s “Haruka Kanata” and Joe Inoue’s “Closer,” alongside music from Boruto: Naruto Next Generations.
The concert is scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 24, 2026, at 8pm at the Esplanade Theatre.
SISTIC currently lists ticket prices from S$79 to S$199, while the event is being presented as part of the FLOW NARUTO THE ROCK WORLD TOUR 2026.
The tour’s Southeast Asian leg also includes stops in Hong Kong, Thailand, Taiwan and the Philippines, according to regional entertainment coverage.
For longtime Naruto fans, the concert offers more than a standard rock show. The tour is built around the franchise’s music and the band’s history with Naruto, turning songs that many fans first heard during their anime-watching years into a live concert experience.
Then Jujutsu Kaisen enters the stage
Just over a month later, the atmosphere at the Esplanade will shift from ninjas and shinobi to curses and sorcerers.
Jujutsu Kaisen in Concert arrives in Singapore on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026, with performances scheduled for 3pm and 8pm.
Unlike the FLOW show, this production is designed as a live-to-screen concert, combining music performed live with selected scenes from the anime projected on a large screen. The official concert site describes the format as a way for audiences to experience the anime’s story through synchronized music and visuals.
CNA reports that the Singapore production will feature music from composers Hiroaki Tsutsumi, Yoshimasa Terui and Alisa Okehazama, with material spanning all three anime seasons. The programme includes tracks such as “Three Years Of Overflowing Youth,” “Red Scale,” “If I am With You” and “Delirious.”
Tickets currently range from S$58 to S$199, with the highest listed Esplanade price at S$199. The event is rated Advisory 16, with admission restricted to those aged 16 and above.
Two anime franchises, two completely different experiences
While both concerts appeal to anime fans, they are taking very different approaches.
FLOW’s Naruto concert is essentially a high-energy rock celebration built around the franchise’s best-known songs and FLOW’s role in Naruto’s musical history.
Jujutsu Kaisen in Concert, meanwhile, is structured as a cinematic concert experience, using live musicians alongside footage from the anime.
That distinction could make the two events particularly appealing to different sides of Singapore’s anime community.
Fans who grew up with Naruto’s opening themes may be looking for the loud, nostalgic energy of FLOW, while Jujutsu Kaisen followers may be drawn to the darker, more cinematic atmosphere of the live-to-screen production.
Singapore is becoming an increasingly important stop for anime entertainment
The two concerts also arrive as anime music continues to find a growing audience outside Japan.
Singapore has hosted and continues to host a variety of anime-related musical productions, while regional concert organisers have increasingly brought major Japanese franchises to audiences across Southeast Asia.
Another Singapore anime concert, Encounter: Anime 2.0, has also highlighted music from franchises including Naruto, Jujutsu Kaisen, One Piece and Studio Ghibli, demonstrating the continuing demand for orchestral and live interpretations of anime music.
For fans, however, the most immediate dates to remember are much simpler:
Sept. 24 — Naruto with FLOW.
Oct. 31 — Jujutsu Kaisen in Concert.
Both take place at the Esplanade Theatre.
And for anyone who has spent years associating these anime with their unforgettable opening themes, soundtracks and emotional battle scenes, Singapore’s 2026 concert calendar may be offering something more powerful than nostalgia: the chance to hear those memories performed live.
Event Quick Guide
FLOW NARUTO THE ROCK WORLD TOUR 2026
📅 Sept. 24, 2026
🕗 8pm
📍 Esplanade Theatre, Singapore
🎟️ SISTIC: approximately S$79–S$199
Jujutsu Kaisen in Concert
📅 Oct. 31, 2026
🕒 3pm and 8pm
📍 Esplanade Theatre, Singapore
🎟️ S$58–S$199
🔞 Advisory 16
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