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The Rose Closes ROSETOPIA Asia Tour 2026 with an Emotional Finale in Singapore

Singapore Black Roses witnessed an unforgettable chapter in The Rose’s journey on 27 October 2026, as Woosung, Dojoon, Hajoon and Jaehyeong brought ROSETOPIA ASIA TOUR 2026 to The Star Theatre for the tour’s final stop, and their first Singapore concert since debuting in 2017.

With the night also marking the conclusion of their world tour before an indefinite hiatus, every performance carried even greater significance as the band celebrated a decade of music, growth and memories shared with fans.

The concert began with “Utopia,” immediately setting an uplifting tone as The Rose welcomed Black Roses into the world of ROSETOPIA. From there, the band flowed effortlessly between rock anthems and ballads, showcasing their signature sound.

Throughout the evening, the setlist reflected the band’s evolving musical journey, blending fan favourites with tracks from their latest album, ROSE. Songs such as “Lifeline,” “You’re Beautiful,” “RED” and “Yes” kept the energy high, while newer tracks including “Walking On Clouds” introduced audiences to the band’s latest chapter.



As the concert progressed, The Rose continued to alternate between intimate moments and explosive live arrangements through performances of “Threshold,” “Nebula,” “Shift,” “Time” and “Slowly,” before raising the intensity once again with “Back To Me,” “CHEMICAL” and “Alive.”

One of the evening’s most meaningful moments arrived with “Sorry,” the band’s debut single released in 2017. Hearing the song performed live in Singapore for the first time felt particularly special, bringing both The Rose and Black Roses back to where their journey first began.

The emotional atmosphere deepened with “She’s In The Rain,” the beloved 2018 rock ballad that has long resonated with listeners through its message of comfort, mental health and standing beside someone during life’s darkest moments. As voices filled the theatre, the performance became one of the night’s most heartfelt singalongs.

The momentum continued with “Beauty and the Beast,” “Sour” and “Wonder,” before the band performed “Blue Moon,” which became a particularly memorable moment thanks to a special fan project. Black Roses placed stickers over their phone lights, transforming the theatre into a glowing garden of roses. During the second chorus, fans also raised hand banners and held them up until the song ended, creating a touching display of appreciation for the band.

The Rose then returned to “Utopia,” bringing the concert full circle as the Singapore audience joined them for another memorable moment.

To close the evening, the band performed “Black Rose,” the fan song dedicated to their fandom. The final performance transformed the theatre into an emotional celebration of the bond between The Rose and Black Roses, making it a touching farewell before the band’s temporary hiatus.

Throughout the night, the bond between The Rose and Black Roses shone through their heartfelt conversations and expressions of gratitude. As the final stop of ROSETOPIA ASIA TOUR 2026, the Singapore concert marked a significant milestone for the band and fans, bringing this chapter of their journey to a close after years of shared music and memories.

As ROSETOPIA ASIA TOUR 2026 comes to a close, The Rose enters a new chapter, with the members taking time to focus on their personal well-being, growth and individual pursuits before coming together again in the future.

We wish Woosung, Dojoon, Hajoon and Jaehyeong all the very best for this next journey. Until the day The Rose blooms together again, Black Roses will be waiting for their return.

Special thanks to CK Star Entertainment for inviting KoreanUpdates to experience the memorable final stop of The Rose’s ROSETOPIA ASIA TOUR 2026 in Singapore.

Article & Photo by: BR

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