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Avenged Sevenfold Thanks Nene Royal After Singapore Tour Finale

Avenged Sevenfold wrapped up their Asia Tour 2026 in Singapore, thanking Thai artist Nene Royal who opened the show and performed two songs with the band. Thai fans expressed their gratitude online after the band’s post praising Nene Royal and calling the Singapore show an amazing finale. The tour continues with an upcoming show in Sydney, Australia.

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Fans erupted in excitement after the Avenged Sevenfold concert ended, but the excitement didn’t stop. The legendary rock band Avenged Sevenfold completed their Asia Tour 2026, finishing in Singapore. Yet Thai fans’ enthusiasm remains high because, besides enjoying the legendary rockers, they were thrilled by the opening act from Thai artist Nene Royal, who also jammed with the band on two songs. Most recently, the Avenged Sevenfold page posted a message to Nene Royal: 'Singapore & @NeneRoyalmusic, thank you for an amazing night and finale to our Asia tour. Australia up next! Sydney on Friday.' Thai fans flooded the comments, thanking A7X for giving Nene Royal the chance to perform on this show. Photo credit: Avenged Sevenfold page.

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