Wolf Alice play Fort Canning Park on Thursday, 10 December 2026 at 8pm, with ivri as special guest. LAMC Presents promotes the show. AXS and SISTIC list the concert, and the lower prices advertised by AXS come with minimum group sizes. Choose your seller and ticket quantity before asking friends to transfer money.
AXS lists standard free-standing admission at S$158 before booking fees, S$148 group tickets for three or four and S$138 for five or more. The concert is for ages 7 and up. Use the exact entrance from your ticket or event email before choosing a walking route. Fort Canning Park has approaches from more than one direction.
- Date — Thursday, 10 December 2026
- Listed show time — 8pm Singapore time
- Venue — Fort Canning Park, 70 River Valley Road
- Lineup — Wolf Alice with ivri
Plan your visit
At a glance · Booking and official information · Common questions
Read the guide by section
- What Wolf Alice tickets actually cost
- What time to arrive on Thursday
- Which MRT to take to Fort Canning Park
- How to prepare for an outdoor concert
- What to listen to before the gig
- Three ways to organise concert night
- Read an offer before handing over payment
- Make a plan for visitors staying in town
- What you can verify before concert day
- Keep the music the centre of the evening
- First-time concert checklist
- Frequently asked questions
At a glance
| Detail | What to know |
|---|---|
| Date | Thursday, 10 December 2026 |
| Listed show time | 8pm Singapore time |
| Venue | Fort Canning Park, 70 River Valley Road |
| Lineup | Wolf Alice with ivri |
| Ticket offers | AXS standard free standing S$158 before booking fees. Group offers S$148 for three or four and S$138 for five or more. |
| First thing to check | Final fees, entrance, gates and ticket terms in your seller’s confirmation. |
| Age | AXS lists admission for age 7 and above. Each child needs a ticket. |
| Listed duration | Approximately 100 minutes on AXS. Check show-day timings separately. |
What Wolf Alice tickets actually cost
Buying one or two tickets
AXS and SISTIC list standard admission at S$158. AXS identifies the ticket as free standing and says the booking fee is separate. The price you can act on is the total shown at checkout. Compare it for your exact quantity and read the order summary before committing.
If two friends want to go together, one order may simplify coordination. Save the order confirmation and check how tickets are delivered. If the group buys separately, make sure everyone used the same event date and knows which seller to contact. Labeling the files with the person’s name helps avoid accidentally sending a single barcode to two people.
Buying for three or four
AXS displays a S$148 group offer for three or four tickets. At that advertised rate, three would come to S$444 and four to S$592 before any additional charges that appear at checkout. Compare the whole basket. The difference from three listed S$158 tickets is S$30 at face value, so a modest basket fee can matter more than an attractive headline suggests.
Confirm who can go on a Thursday before choosing the group size. One person can coordinate payment and receive the booking, but everyone should know how the tickets will reach them. Check whether your seller supports a transfer for this specific event. If a transfer option exists, follow the provider’s workflow and have each person accept before travelling.
Buying for five or more
AXS lists a S$138 group offer with a minimum of five. Five would be S$690 at the advertised figure before any further charges. This suits five committed attendees. For four confirmed people, the four-ticket S$148 offer would cost S$592 on the same arithmetic. The five-ticket minimum only becomes the better per-person deal when there is a fifth person to use it.
A larger group is likely to have different arrival times. Split travel from admission planning. You can agree to meet by the entrance while still arranging independent ticket access if the seller’s delivery rules permit it. Avoid tying the entire evening to a friend crossing town from work unless all the tickets really do have to enter together.
Should you buy priority entry?
AXS lists a S$30 priority-entry add-on and describes access 30 minutes before normal doors. Compare that option against what matters to you in a free-standing show. If you prefer more space or expect to arrive after work, a head start at the gate may be of little use. Check whether the price is an add-on and how it attaches to your ticket before payment.
AXS also lists a S$200 hospitality add-on with priority entry and separate hospitality inclusions. Read the offer details and any applicable terms if comparing it with the simpler priority option. The published standard admission price describes the show ticket, while the add-ons describe different services.
What time to arrive on Thursday
Show time versus gate time
The ticket listings give 8pm as the event start. Look for a separate doors time and running order in the final instructions. Treat 8pm as your deadline for being inside if you want the full announced lineup. It tells you little about when the queue forms or when Wolf Alice will walk on stage.
For a weeknight, work backwards from the entrance. Allow time for dinner if you plan to eat first, travel, walking, security and regrouping. If one friend works late, suggest meeting at an unambiguous station exit or on a named street. A busy venue entrance is often a harder place to locate someone than a wider, well-lit meeting point.
If you want to hear ivri
Build the evening around reaching the park early. The special guest is part of the announced bill, and the first confirmed start time is the one your seller shows. Wait for an official schedule before assuming there is enough time for dinner after doors open.
For a first listen, start with the artist links on the promoter’s page and try a track or two by each artist. Wolf Alice move between quieter melodic passages and heavier alternative rock, while ivri’s material brings a different mix of textured guitar and intimate vocals. A little familiarity is enough to enjoy hearing how those sounds change on a live stage.
Which MRT to take to Fort Canning Park
Match the station to the gate
Fort Canning station on the Downtown Line is a sensible starting point for an approach from River Valley Road. Clarke Quay gives a riverside approach if that is where you are already eating or meeting. Dhoby Ghaut can make sense for the north side of the park. The distance from each station to the exact checkpoint matters more than the distance to a generic park pin.
Look for the entrance wording in your confirmation and type that location into your map. A walking route through a park can involve slopes, steps or sections that feel less intuitive after dark. If you need a step-free route, contact the promoter and ask for the recommended arrival gate, the drop-off point and any queue arrangements.
Plan the way out before you go in
Pick one station as the default and tell your friends before entering. Save a street-level rendezvous as well. After a concert many people make calls or open maps at once, and a simple location agreed ahead of time is easier to use than a live pin inside a moving crowd.
For a late return, use the last train for your destination and direction as the relevant deadline. An onward transfer may finish earlier than a train leaving the immediate area. Check the route in advance and set a time to start walking if missing that connection would be expensive.
How to prepare for an outdoor concert
Pack for a park setting
Wear footwear you are comfortable standing and walking in. The route to the entrance may feel different after a shower. Check bag size, outside food and drink, water-bottle rules and rain gear with the organiser. A rain layer can take less space than an umbrella, subject to the event instructions.
Keep your ticket readily available, with a charged phone and a way to reach your group. If the seller uses a live barcode, the current app instructions take precedence over a saved screenshot. A booking email with the date, location and order number is still useful if you need help from the box office.
Pick a viewing spot that suits you
If you are attending for sound and space, plan to look for a position where the group can see comfortably and leave for a break. Your friends may prefer different distances from the speakers. Agree on an area to return to if you split up and consider hearing protection if loud shows are uncomfortable.
If you have a question about chairs, companion arrangements, accessible toilets or temporary viewing areas, ask the event organiser specifically. A public park’s general accessibility information can describe the approach without covering the concert setup. State what you need and ask which gate you should use.
What to listen to before the gig
Start with contrasting tracks
Try “Moaning Lisa Smile” for Wolf Alice’s heavier guitar side and “Don’t Delete the Kisses” for the slower-building, melodic side. A third track from a more recent album gives you a sense of how broad the set could be. These listening suggestions are a way into the catalogue. The Singapore running order and setlist are for the promoter and artists to confirm.
You can prepare without knowing every album. Listen for a change in volume, a quiet verse giving way to a bigger chorus or a vocal that shifts character between sections. On stage those contrasts are often more noticeable than the exact order of songs. It also makes the concert enjoyable for the friend who knows two tracks.
Give the support slot its own time
Use the artist links on the official event page to find ivri and listen to a short stretch of their music away from a crowded playlist. The close vocal sound and hazy textures reward a different kind of attention from a big guitar chorus. A first listen can help you decide whether to move dinner earlier and arrive in time for the guest slot.
Three ways to organise concert night
Coming straight from the office
Bring what you need for the concert to work and choose an early meal near the MRT route. Set a calendar alert to check the promoter’s update before leaving. Save both your preferred park entrance and a street-level backup meeting point. One person who is running late can then take a direct route without the whole group waiting at dinner.
If your plan changes during the day, message people with the exact place name and an arrival estimate. A message that says ‘near Fort Canning’ leaves several plausible options. The park, MRT, street and performance area can all appear in search results with similar names.
Going with friends from different parts of Singapore
Choose an organiser for the purchase and a separate person to watch the group’s arrival plan. Once tickets are issued, the buyer can focus on distribution while the other person checks last-minute venue directions. The group saves time when everyone has access to the original event link and the current entrance note.
If you have seats or entry categories to compare, confirm what is printed on the actual offer. Large event grounds can use labels differently from permanent theatres. Ask the seller if you need clarity before paying, especially if a party member needs more space or has limited standing tolerance.
Going alone
Buy for your own timeline and pick a straightforward route to and from the park. A solo visitor can change position if sound or visibility feels better elsewhere, subject to venue rules. Decide before the encore how you want to travel home so you can enjoy the end of the night without navigating several apps at once.
Read an offer before handing over payment
Check the product name as well as the date
There are other concerts at Fort Canning in December. On the checkout screen, look for Wolf Alice with ivri and 10 December before paying. Then verify the seller name, quantity and selected ticket offer. A separate bundle covering more than one event may have its own terms, so open the details before deciding it replaces a standard ticket.
If a friend sends you a deal link, use the promoter’s main event page to see how it is presented. A promotional price may rely on a minimum basket size or a limited allocation. You can compare sellers without treating a missing option on one page as evidence that the whole show is sold out.
Record the order in a way everyone can use
A group organiser can share a compact summary after payment. Include the day, the arrival plan, the total each person owes and when tickets will be ready. Keep the full order number between the buyer and those who actually need it for support. Use the seller’s own instructions to handle the tickets themselves.
If somebody drops out, check whether tickets for that order can be transferred or reissued. A group discount can simplify the original purchase while changing the options later. It is easier to agree on how the group will deal with a spare ticket before placing the order.
Make a plan for visitors staying in town
Eating around Clarke Quay before the show
Clarke Quay works as a meeting area if friends are already coming through the riverside district. Make dinner the flexible part of the plan. Choose a place with a clear cutoff for leaving, and have the entrance wording on hand before starting the walk. The date and show time are the same even if the promoter changes the preferred approach.
If someone is unfamiliar with the neighbourhood, ask them to navigate to the meeting place directly instead of following everyone’s general route. A friend arriving from another part of the city can meet the group at the entrance and skip dinner without affecting admission, provided they already have the necessary ticket access.
Building in time for photos and a break
Take any group photos before joining the entrance queue if it makes the rest of the evening easier. Check the event’s camera rules for the show itself. A riverside photo can be part of the outing, while the performance may have rules on recording or professional equipment.
A short break before joining a crowd can be worth planning into a longer day of sightseeing. Sit down for a meal or a drink before walking uphill. Anyone who needs a quieter arrival can then prioritise the route or contact the organiser about access instead of improvising at the last minute.
What you can verify before concert day
Age and admission
AXS lists the concert as General and sets a minimum age of seven. Children aged seven and above need their own ticket. Confirm current admission conditions and any accompaniment requirement with the seller if you are buying for a young fan. Check the date, seller and ticket type before placing the rest of the family’s order.
The admission terms are also where to check identification and the type of electronic ticket the venue accepts. Do this before you make a final travel plan. A parent who is dropping someone off outside the venue may need a different plan from a parent who intends to attend.
Bag, equipment and food
Look for the difference between bringing a phone and bringing professional recording gear. Park concerts can have specific entry rules that go beyond the ordinary rules of a public space. Read the event announcement or order notes and contact the promoter if you need a particular item for access or health reasons.
Decide in advance whether to eat before arriving, especially if it is an early dinner between work and the opening slot. If an organiser announces vendors, read when they operate and whether they are available inside the event area. A separate dinner plan is useful if you have limited time for queues.
Weather announcements
If rain is forecast, use the event channels for any decisions about doors, postponement or changes in entry. A forecast is useful for packing but does not tell you how the promoter will operate. Save the official announcement page and share it with the group so everyone can check the same information.
When heavy rain makes the first-choice walking route less appealing, plan an alternative from a nearby station or street. If you need to book a car, pick a public road where you can wait comfortably. Event staff directions are the best guide for any temporary access or queue changes.
Keep the music the centre of the evening
For a friend hearing the band for the first time
Start by sending two songs with different moods, and say which one made you want to go. There is enough range in Wolf Alice’s sound that a single loud or quiet song can give an incomplete impression. Listen to the tracks in full and hear how the chorus or arrangement arrives before judging whether the bill suits the group.
Then send a link to ivri from the promoter’s page. When a group knows the headliner already, it can be tempting to schedule a late arrival. Listening to the guest together in advance gives everyone a reason to decide whether to hear the whole bill.
For visitors choosing one December gig
Compare the exact date and artist before committing to a show in the park. Two Door Cinema Club is a separate concert at Fort Canning Green on 4 December. The Wolf Alice booking is for 10 December. The bands offer different music, and each event has its own ticket link and admission plan.
If you have only one night free, choose first by date and by the sound you want to hear. Check the return trip, then compare the final ticket total. Planning in that order makes it less likely that a group buys an attractive bundle before working out whether everybody can get there.
First-time concert checklist
- Confirm the official seller, number of tickets and final price with fees before the group pays.
- Decide whether early entry matters for your group or whether the standard free-standing option fits.
- Check the minimum age, have each person’s ticket ready and use the organiser’s gate directions.
- Agree on one street-level meeting point and look up the last usable connection for your journey home.
Frequently asked questions
When is Wolf Alice playing in Singapore?
Thursday, 10 December 2026. The event is listed for 8pm at Fort Canning Park.
Who is the special guest?
ivri is listed as special guest by LAMC Presents and the ticket sellers.
Can I get a S$138 ticket for one person?
AXS describes S$138 as a group offer for purchases of at least five tickets. Check the current standard offer for an individual ticket.
Which MRT should I use?
Fort Canning is useful for the River Valley Road approach. Choose from the entrance stated in your confirmation, especially if you need step-free access.
Is there a published Singapore setlist?
The event information consulted gives the lineup and ticket details. Use the organiser for any later show schedule or set announcements.
Where can I check age limits and bags?
AXS lists a minimum age of seven and says each child needs a ticket. Check the event seller and promoter’s show-day notes for current bag rules. AXS prohibits flash photography and video recording.
Booking and official information
- LAMC Presents event page
- AXS ticket offers and directions
- SISTIC event listing
- NParks Fort Canning Park