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Hear65 Gig Guide Archive (2021 and 2022)

Hear65 Gig Guide Archive (2021 and 2022)

This is an archive of past gigs for 2021 and 2022. View the updated gig guide for upcoming shows in 2022 here.


Illuminations - Singapore Symphony Orchestra

When: Saturday, 5 November
Where: Esplanade Concert Hall 
Tickets: $38-$88, available here

Presented by the Esplanade, Illuminations will be a showcase of artists to keep an eye on in the local classical music scene. Helmed by conductor Lien Boon Hua, this concert will see pianist Abigail Sin and violinist Loh Jun Hong take on works by Mendelssohn and feature a presentation of an original piece by Jonathan Shin and Phoon Yu. They will be joined by the Singapore Symphony Chorus, Youth Choir, and Children's Choir.


Silent Disco Asia

When: Friday, 11 November, Saturday, 12 November, Friday, 18 November, and Saturday, 19 November
Where: Marina Bay Sands' Skypark Observation Deck
Tickets: $50, available here

Party while enjoying a breathtaking view of Singapore's skyline at Pelago's Silent Disco Asia. Guests will be able to enjoy tunes from three DJs while donning LED-equipped headphones.


Amni Musfirah and Gareth Fernandez - CROWN LIVE SHOW

When: Saturday, 12 November
Where: Aliwal Arts Centre 
Tickets: $35, available here

During the Blue Empire Entertainment-presented event, guests will witness the 'Vacation' singer perform tracks from her 2021 record with support from a live band for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic hit. The show will also feature guest performer Gareth Fernandez.


Yung Raja, Shabir, and Murali Krishnan - Vasantham Live!

When: Friday, 18 November
Where: Esplanade Theatre
Tickets: $28-55, available here

The latest edition of Vasantham Live! will feature performances from headliners Yung Raja, Shabir, and Murali Krishnan, who will entertain those in attendance with popular numbers as well as original songs. Also set to appear are Vasantham Star champion Suthasini and singer-songwriter Satthia.


MRTNS, Tariot, Overthrown, Shy Guys, Deceased, and Aggressive Raisin Cat  - That Incredible Gig In November

When: Friday, 18 November
Where: Aliwal Arts Centre
Tickets: $15, available here

Featuring MRTNS, Tariot, Overthrown, Shy Guys, Deceased, and Aggressive Raisin Cat, That Incredible Gig In November will more than certainly live up to its name.


Alyssa Lie - Only Love & Positivity 

When: Saturday, 19 November
Where: Lowercase Cafe @ Lasalle
Tickets: $30-55, available here

Billed as a "celebration of music and wellness", this concert will not only see Alyssa Lie perform songs from her debut self-titled debut EP but also partner with wellness brands The Chatty Caterpillar and The Mind Studio SG to shine a spotlight on wellness and positivity.


The Analog Girl, Fauxe, Mary Sue, and more - Relevant Materials

When: Saturday, 19 November
Where: L5@GR.ID
Tickets: $30 ($35 at the door), available here

Featured on this showcase's lineup are lo-fi bedroom producer The Analog Girl, chill-wave artist-artist Houg, producer and rapper Mary Sue, indie outfit CURB, hyper-pepper-pop artist Cayenne and her keyboardist Jorud, and producers Fauxe and fxrxzx, who will perform their sets on the Roland SP-404.


Jean Seizure, Marian Carmel, RENE, aeriqah, KHAi, and cayes - Fire Sale! EVERYTHING MUST GO!!!

When: Sunday, 20 November
Where: Esplanade Annexe Studio
Tickets: $35, available here

Be treated to new original music from Jean Seizure, Marian Carmel, RENE, aeriqah, KHAi, and cayes at this one-night-only joint concert at the Esplanade Annexe Studio.


Subsonic Eye, Daniel Sid, Mary Sue, Sun Cell, and more - guddies music festival

When: Saturday, 26 November
Where: Somerset Skate Park
Tickets: $13-18, available here

The first festival from gudjujus, guddies music festival promises to bring the Somerset Belt to life through performances from indie rockers Subsonic Eye, 'greener grass' and 'bluer skies' singer Daniel Sid, rapper Mary Sue, synthpop producer Sun Cell, singer-songwriter Ridz Razali, and beat-maker Genesis Keefer.


Sing•Lang 2022 

When: Saturday, 26 November
Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium
Tickets: $10-$15, available here

Local artists Glenn Yong, Bonnie Loo, Sezairi Sezali, Ian Fang, Desmond Ng, Gao Mei Gui, Gisele Chiam, MICappella Jessica Lu, Wang Weiliang, and Tosh Zhang will take the stage at the Singapore Indoor Stadium during the upcoming fifth iteration of the celebrated Sing•Lang Mandopop concert. Also featured in the performance lineup are Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre's tenants Nam Hwa Opera and Drum Feng, who will fuse modern and traditional elements in their display.


PLAYfiesta SG

When: Friday, 25 November to Sunday, 4 December
Where: Emerald Hill Rd, Singapore 229313
Tickets: $25-28, available here

Prepare to immerse yourselves in a stellar universe full of music, food, and games at PLAYfiesta SG. Happening across 10 days (yes, 10 days!), the live event will feature an array of programmes that span live music performances, DJ sets, movie screenings, local delicacies, heart-pumping workouts, and more.


Concrete Relief 

When: Saturday, 8 October, 6 pm and 8 pm
Where: Esplanade Recital Studio
Tickets: $20 and $25 - available here (6 pm) and here (8 pm)

Explore the charm and quirks of life in Singapore through poems, harp music, and film footage. 


Shye - hello morning glory, it's complicated

When: Saturday, 8 October, 7 pm
Where: Aliwal Arts Centre
Tickets: $25 and $35 - available here

Singer-songwriter Shye will be staging a headlining concert this October to support her forthcoming EP as well as her previous releases, days to morning glory (2020) and hello TRINITY (2021).


Jazz Association (Singapore) (JASS) - Swinging Through Our Emotions

When: Sunday, 9 October, 3:30 pm
Where: Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre - Recital Studio
Tickets: $16 and $20 - available here

To commemorate World Mental Health Day 2022, the Jazz Association (Singapore) (JASS) has put together a special presentation that will help you learn about your emotions through jazz music. Titled "Swinging Through Our Emotions", the event will feature JASS musicians Jeremy Monteiro (Piano), Rit Xu (Flute), Eugene Chew (Bass), and Yap Ting Wei (Drums) as well as a panel of speakers.


KIRI, kotoji, Marian Carmel, and more - My Safe Place Concert

When: Wednesday, 12 October, 8 pm
Where: Esplanade Recital Studio
Tickets: $40 - available here

This charity concert will celebrate the launch of a mental health-themed EP which features the likes of KIRI, kotoji, and Marian Carmel. Part of the proceeds from ticket sales will be used to support Singapore Street Festival's mental health initiatives while a portion of the revenue from digital streams will be donated to non-profit organisations Shan You, Samaritans of Singapore (SOS), and Bantay Bata 163.


Tingzhi.Hz - LIVE! Regrets Behind Album Launch Concert

When: Friday, 14 October, 8 pm
Where: Esplanade Recital Studio
Tickets: $35, $48 - available here

Tingzhi.Hz will be hosting an album launch concert at the Esplanade Recital Studio this October to celebrate the launch of LIVE! Regrets Behind. Aside from performing tunes from her debut album, she will be bringing two surprise guest artists on stage during the event.


Warm Linen Records Presents... Nice To Meet You!

When: Saturday, 15 October, 7:30 pm
Where: Room 0416
Tickets: $15, $18 - available here

The inaugural show from Warm Linen Records will showcase the talents of Amberhill, who are known for blending "dreamy ambient soundscapes and odd time rhythmic passages", alternative rock act Count Vernon, bedroom pop singer-songwriter jun, and indie and R&B soloist xenia giam.


Kit Chan, Jocie Guo, Dick Lee, and more - Dover Park Hospice's Sunflower Charity Concert

When: Thursday, 20 October
Where: Esplanade Theatre
Tickets: $120 - $250, available here

Titled "Making More Moments Matter (增。时)", the first Sunflower Charity Concert to be organised by Dover Park Hospice will feature performances from a number of local artists, including Kit Chan, Jocie Guo, Dick Lee, Ng King Kang, Pan Ying, and Hong Shao Xuan.


Sobs – Air Guitar (Mosaic Music Series)


When: Friday, 21 October
Where: Esplanade Annexe Studio
Tickets: $28, available here

The indie rock sweethearts are set to perform fan favourites and songs from their latest album 'Air Guitar'.


Episode: The Halloween Experience

When: Saturday, 29 October
Where: The Meadow, Gardens by the Bay
Tickets: $78, available here

Head on over to The Meadow at Gardens by the Bay on 29 October if you do not want to miss energetic EDM performances from 22BulletsFarah FarzDoppelgangerzSoundsOfFaiOllie’DesKaylovaCaden, and Sonorus. Those in attendance will also be able to pose for photos at photo spots, compete for a Secretlab chair in a costume contest, and try to win prizes such as an iPhone 14 and Airpods at claw machines.


Candlelight Halloween: A Chilling Evening at Haw Par Villa

When: Saturday, 29 October
Where: Haw Par Villa
Tickets: $45, available here

If you are a fan of horror and supernatural films and television series, this is not a concert that you should miss. Featuring performances of memorable tunes from Stranger ThingsPsychoBeetlejuiceThe Addams Family, and more, this special Halloween-themed Candlelight Concert will be sure to send chills down your spine.


Quite Quiet, Rudra, motifs, Force Vomit, and more - Baybeats 2022

When: Friday, 28 October to Sunday, 30 October
Where: The Meadow, Gardens by the Bay
Tickets: Free (pre-registration required). More information is available here

The wait for this year's edition of the celebrated Baybeats festival is almost over. Included in this year's lineup are Singapore representatives IMAN, motifs, Astronauts, Hijack Hayley, Naedr, FERS, Quite Quiet, Bakers In Space, xena giam, Reserate, Carpet Golf, Trust The Chaos, Rudra, Aggressive Raisin Cat, False Plaintiff, TENGY, The Voodoo Sound, ALYPH, and Force Vomit.


Episode Junior: Halloween Kids Blitz

When: Sunday, 30 October
Where: The Meadow, Gardens by the Bay
Tickets: $8, available here

Curated for the little ones, Episode Junior: Halloween Kids Blitz will feature musical performances from the likes of Max Verrier, Jean Reiki, Ulysses, Kane Ian, and DJ KFC. Those in attendance will also be treated to exciting displays from stilt walkers, balloon sculptors, fairy jugglers, and LED twirlers. Additionally, families can look forward to participating in activities such as Halloween crafts and a pumpkin sweep contest.


Jazz Association (Singapore) - Jazz Appreciation Talk & Performance: A Brief History of Jazz 

When: Saturday, 3 September, 3 pm
Where: Recital Studio, Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre
Tickets: $16 and $20 - available here

Explore the development of jazz music in the 20th century with Senior Associate Music Director Weixiang Tan, Dawn Wong, Bryan De Rozario, Chew Kenji Kenneth, and Rafaee Mahmood in this talk and performance event.


The TENG Ensemble - Once Upon A Full Moon 

When: Friday, 9 September and Saturday, 10 September, 7:30 pm
Where: Amphitheatre, VivoCity
Tickets: $3, $4, and $12 - available here

Music-lovers can look forward to hearing unique renditions of hits from global icons BTS and songs from the soundtrack of the beloved K-drama Crash Landing on You during this Mid-Autumn Festival concert from the TENG Ensemble. They will also be unveiling a new track titled 'The New Legendary Swordsman', which draws inspiration from the wuxia novel 笑傲江湖 (The Smiling, Proud Wanderer), and a cover of 'Upwards to the Moon', the theme song from the Chinese series Ashes of Love


Charlie Lim & The Great Wave


When: Friday, 16 September, 7:30 pm
Where: Esplanade Concert Hall
Tickets: $40, $50, $80 - find out more on the Esplanade ticketing site

Singer-songwriter Charlie Lim will be performing live on stage with his band, The Mothership, alongside an ensemble of artists from The Great Wave.


HOUSEWRK presents - Doppel:Deep

When: Friday, 16 September, 10 pm
Where: Blu Jaz Cafe
Tickets: $18 - available here

Homegrown house act Doppelgangerz have announced that they will be headlining an upcoming showcase at the Blu Jaz Cafe, during which they will perform tracks from their unreleased deep house album, Doppel:Deep. The show will be supported by electronic wunderkind Foxela, producer and DJ KNIGHTNDAE, CÉ LA VI Singapore's resident DJ, Mings.


RRILEY, Haneri, DJ Nash D, and more - HyperDrive Cities Festival

When: Friday, 23 September to Sunday, 25 September
Where: *SCAPE
Tickets: $10 - $50 - available here

The realms of music, live sim racing (simulated racing), technology, entertainment, and lifestyle are set to collide at the inaugural HyperDrive Cities Festival. Featured on the festival's star-studded entertainment lineup are pop sensation and 'Burn' hitmaker RRILEY, funk-disco pop soloist Haneri, and DJs Nash D, Cherish, and Durio. Guests can also expect to be dazzled by a street dance display from Rocio & Co.


Linying – There’s Still Time (Mosaic Music Series)


When: Sunday, 25 September
Where: Esplanade Concert Hall
Tickets: $38-58, available here

The internationally-recognized, home grown star brings her moving work to the live stage. The concert will feature never-before-heard songs, played live for the first time ahead of release, alongside fan favourites old and new. Opening the show is Sun Cell, an up-and-coming new-wave synth act.


RON – 'Anxious' EP launch


When: Thursday, 29 September
Where: Zhong Sheng Jian Recital Studio (Level 6), Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre
Tickets: $10, available here

Join RON as he celebrates the launch of his brand new EP, Anxious. The local singer-songwriter will perform a mix of songs from his latest project as well as covers of tunes by keshi, Daniel Caesar, and more. He will also be joined on stage by Chow Jia Hui, Jason Yu, and Alyssa Lie.


PAGAN HYMN with Zai Kuning

When: Friday, 6 May, 3 June, 1 July, 5 August (4 dates), 7:30pm
Where: Crane Attic
Tickets: $11.56-16.80 - purchase here

Renowned multidisciplinary artist Zai Kuning will debut a monthly series at Crane Attic. He will be performing originals from the past 20 years, both on his own and collaboratively with others.


TGIF Music Station: SCCC X YES 933

When: Friday, 19 August, 8pm
Where: Ho Bee Concourse, Level 1, Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre
Tickets: Free

The upcoming getai-themed edition of TGIF Music Station: SCCC X YES 933 will feature performances from Liu Ling Ling, Yang Guang Ke Le, Leon Lim x Febe Huang, Jacqueline Ng, Angel Law, and Zerlene.


Green Around The Gills – An Album Launch by Xingfoo&Roy


When: Saturday, 20 August, 8pm
Where: Room 0416, Golden Mile Complex
Tickets: $20 for early bird tickets, $25 for standard tickets - early bird tickets available for purchase now

North East Social Club presents the album launch show of indie favourites Xingfoo&Roy, supported by Krunkle, Terrible People and FuturaLaser.


Voyage Festival - Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music


When: Friday, 26 August and Saturday, 27 August
Where: Yong Siew Toh Conservatory Concert Hall, various venues
Tickets: $15 - available here

Organised by the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music, Vogage Festivalwill explore "sonic, urban, natural, imaginative, and introspective" realms across five concerts. 


A Date with Tradition (Stamford Arts Centre) - Various 

When: Friday, 26 August, and Saturday, 27 August (various timeslots between 7pm and 10:30pm)
Where: Stamford Arts Centre
Tickets: Free - more information is available here

Put together by not-for-profit organisation Arts House Limited (AHL), and held in conjunction with Singapore Night Festival (SNF), 'A Date with Tradition', will feature a diverse selection of interactive traditional arts offerings when it opens at the Stamford Arts Centre (SAC). The event will host a number of free musical performances from talented creatives across different cultural backgrounds and fields.


Muzik Lagenda

When: Saturday, 27 August, 8 pm
Where: Victoria Theatre
Tickets: $75, $95, $120, $160 - purchase here

Our favourite Malay music icons are set to dazzle the crowds together. Awi Rafael directs MUZIK LAGENDA where he will join forces with ELLA, affectionately titled the Queen of Rock by fans, and the evergreen Zamani Slam.


The Musical Zodiac


When: Tuesday to Friday, 5 July to 8 July, 10 am & 2 pm
Where: Esplanade Recital Theatre
Tickets: $23 - purchase here

Award-winning music companies Ding Yi Music Company and The Finger Players are slated to perform a dramatic, family-friendly retelling of the 12 zodiacs. The Musical Zodiac celebrates the intricacies of Chinese music and aims to incite a greater appreciation for the art in audiences. 


Forests Fun Raiser


When: Friday, 8 July, 7:30 pm
Where: Esplanade Concert Hall
Tickets: $28 - purchase here

Local emo-trio Forests will hold a special 'Fun Raiser' concert featuring special guests Carpet Golf.


Cactus Cactus 'Shoutout Water' EP Launch

 
 
 
 
 
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When: Sunday, 10 July, 7:00 pm
Where: Room 0416 — Golden Mile Complex
Tickets: $25 for pre-sale tickets - purchase here

Prepare your throats for a night full of excited shouts as Cactus Cactus launches their 'Shoutout Water' EP alongside deførmed, ABANGSAPAU, Curb, and a DJ set from Kane & Echino.


Everything Is Coming Up Roses


When: Friday, 15 July, 7:30 pm
Where: Esplanade Annexe Studio
Tickets: $28 - purchase here

Local alt-rock band Coming Up Roses is performing a live gig following the release of their sophomore EP Everything Is.


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When: Saturday, 16 July, 7:30 pm
Where: Esplanade Annexe Studio
Tickets: $28 - purchase here

Alternative R&B trio brb. is returning to the live stage to perform both new tracks and old favourites.


ÆTHER Session Four

When: Saturday, 16 July, 7:15 pm
Where: Room 0416 — Golden Mile Complex
Tickets: $18 at the door tickets remaining, so arrive early!

The atmospheric musical event returns for a fourth session, with an excellent line-up of acts: Paint The Sky Red, tiny hoarse, Approaching Aphelion, Subsonic Eye. 


Derrick Hoh 'Here As I Am' Live Concert


When: Saturday, 16 July, 8 pm 
Where: Capitol Theatre 
Tickets: $68-168 - purchase here

Local mandopop star Derrick Hoh launches his biggest concert yet, to be held at the Capitol Theatre.


Gentle Bones Charity Concert 


When: Friday, 22 July, 7 pm
Where: Marina Bay Sands Theatre
Tickets: $88-228 - purchase here

Singer-songwriter Gentle Bones partners with RHT Rajan Menon Foundation for an exclusive charity concert. Proceeds will help support the well-being of the underprivileged. 


IGNITE! Music Festival

 
 
 
 
 
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When: Friday & Saturday, 29 & 30 July, 7 pm
Where: The Republic Cultural Centre
Tickets: Free!

IGNITE! brings together Singaporean artists and bands from various genres, as The New Modern LightsSpace WalkMarian CarmelFeez. and Shigga Shay bring their unique sound palettes to the live stage at the event on Day 1. The party continues on Day 2 with yet another stacked set of stars, featuring LAYYI, Rangga Jones, Daniel Sid, Saints Amongst Sinners, Cadence, Tell Lie Vision, Bakers in Space, and M1LDL1FE.


Tiger Crystal Fire Stages


When: Saturday, 30 April to Sunday, 26 June
Where: Timbre+ One North and Timbre+ Eastside
Tickets: Free

Gearing up for 25 different local musical acts this coming April to June, these showcases are organised through the partnership of Tiger and Timbre. Ring in the live gig revival with the likes of Benjamin Kheng, 53A, Jack and Rai, M1LDL1FE, RENE, and so many more. Check out the full schedule here.


The Forefathers Project (Cultural Extravaganza 2022)


When: Friday, 17 June, 8 pm and Saturday, 18 June, 3 pm
Where: SCCC Auditorium, Level 9
Tickets: S$35, purchase here

As part of the annual Cultural Extravaganza, the TENG Ensemble will be presenting a show of traditional dialect tunes. Through tenacious interviewing, documenting, and lessons from pioneer musicians of all local dialects, the initiative performance will truly be a historical treat for the ears. 


Punkadelia (+Take-Off’s Farewell Show)


When: Saturday, 18 June, 3 pm
Where: Underground Singapore
Tickets: S$20, purchase here

Featuring the likes of Rancour, Generation 69, Full Pledge Monkees, Urbanophobia, Iman's League, Noodle Brain, Flush, and Circle Line Kid, the highly anticipated show would also double as the Take-Off’s farewell show, undoubtedly making it one not to be missed! 


The Freakshow


When: Saturday, 18 June, 7 pm
Where: The Glass Hut
Tickets: S$18 (S$12 early bird), purchase here

Grey Marytr presents The Freakshow, a night celebrating local hip-hop, boasting an impressive line-up including Jjdroy, J.F.O, FUDGY, Jenk$, and Killmeslow.


Dick Lee & Omnitones ft. Third Degree


When: Saturday, 18 June, 7:30 pm 
Where: Esplanade Concert Hall 
Tickets: S$48-98, purchase here

Dick Lee continues his illustrious songwriting journey with a special show with Omnitones and vocal trio Third Degree.


Wormrot 'HISS' Listening Party

When: Sunday, 19 June, 6 pm
Where: Dighead Bar at The Grandstand
Tickets: Free entry

Singapore grindcore band Wormrot will host a listening party for their upcoming album HISS. Join the band members for an exclusive preview of the album and jam to their older classics as well. 


Fruit Basket Vol. 2: Indie Pride


When: Friday, 24 June and Saturday, 25 June, 7 pm - 10 pm
Where:
*SCAPE Ground Theatre 
Tickets: S$30 per night, $50 for both nights, purchase here

Organised by Where Are The Fruits, an independent artist-run label, the two-day show will feature some of Singapore's finest indie talent, including M1LDL1FE and lewloh. Other acts include nkei, The New Modern Lights, cuesAeriqah, and Marian Carmel


Turn It Up Vol. 1


When: Saturday, 25 June, 6:30 pm
Where: DM @rabakrecords on Instagram for more information
Tickets: S$12, purchase here

Rabak Records presents a brand new gig with several up-and-coming indie rock bands, including Grape JamLogic Zero, Shy Guys, Hollow Fiction, and Damaged Goods.


Bandwagon Pixel Party (ShiGGa Shay, Zadon, Cykko)


When: Sunday, 12 June, 10 pm
Where: ONLINE (Decentraland)

Bandwagon is back with another installment of the Bandwagon Pixel Party. Explore the metaverse and dance your heart out to ShiGGa Shay, Zadon, and Cykko from wherever you are!


That Incredible Gig in June 


When: Saturday, 4 June, 6:30 pm
Where: Room 0416, Golden Mile Complex
Tickets: S$10, purchase at door

Hardcore bands TariotOverthrownIman's LeagueThe CB Dogs, Roku, and False Plaintiff are coming together to put together a live gig this June!


Triple Threat (Matilde G, Feez., AE$OP CASH)


When: Saturday, 4 June, 7 pm
Where: *SCAPE The Ground Theatre
Tickets: S$25 (S$21 early bird), purchase here

Triple Threat brings together singer-songwriter Matilde G, R&B artist Feez., and rapper AE$OP CA$H for an exclusive celebration of local talent.


Heel EP Launch


When: Friday, 3 June, 6:30 pm
Where: Room 0416, Golden Mile Complex
Tickets: S$18, purchase here

Heel are launching their new EP Not Good For You and they will be joined by Losing End, Fuel, Remnants, and Error.


Mic Drop! 2022

When: 28 May, 7. 30 PM 

Where: Yong Pung How School of Law, B1 Hall

Tickets: $16.80

Presented by SMU SoundFoundry, the night promises a fantastic collaboration between SMU musicians and the local music scene. Featuring 9 acts across the board, catch the up-and-coming artist lineup here


Irama Aidilfitri 2022

When: 14 May, 7:30pm - 10pm

Where: Our Tampines Hub (OTH) Town Square

Tickets: Free, available for collection at OTH L1 Customer Service Counter from 10am to 10pm daily

Singapore Idol winners Taufik Batisah, Hady Mirza, and Sezairi will perform at the 'Irama Aidilfitri 2022' concert to celebrate Hari Raya with a selection of Malay and English songs. The extensive line-up also includes Rahila RashunFuad RahmanIskandar IsmailDivine, as well as opening act Kelana Purba.


Kumar Locks Down

When: 29 April - 8 May

Where: Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands

Tickets: From $58, available for purchase here.

Kumar is set to be performing all of her most popular jokes from the 90s and beyond during her 'Kumar Locks Down'  showcase at the Sands Theatre this April! This stand-up comedy by the Queen of Comedy will never have another re-run, making for a show you do not want to miss.


SEASONS IN SESSIONS | NORTHERN LIGHTS

When: 1 May

Where: Pasir Panjang Power Station

Tickets: $45, available for purchase here.

Seasons in Sessions is a classical music series inspired by the four seasons, and this year's instament includes the iconic likes of Bards of Neverland, Intriguant, Kiat + Aya Sekine + The Supersystem, Koflow + David Loke, Mervin Wong, and Red Dot Baroque!


SUBSONIC EYE WITH SOBS AND COSMIC CHILD

When: 13 May, 7 PM

Where: Gateway Theatre 

Tickets: SGD 30 (Early-bird) & SGD 40 (Standard) 

Subsonic Eye are set to return to the live stage. Presented by Bandwagon Live, the Singaporean dream-pop band are holding a live fundraiser concert ahead of their first US tour this June. The 'Cosmic Realignment' act will also be joined by fellow local bands Sobs and Cosmic Child


Jazz It Up! - A Jazzy Celebration of Chinese Songs 2022 

 
When: 28 & 29 May
 
Where: Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre Auditorium
 
Tickets: $18 to $68, available for purchase now.
 
Jazz It Up! 2022 will showcase groovy recreation of classic and modern Chinese tunes performed by the Jazz Association Singapore Orchestra (JASSO), led by Music Director Jeremy Monteiro, and Associate Music Director Weixiang Tan. Expect to see big names from the Mandopop scene such as Jimmy Ye and Serene Koong, and rising star Marcus Lee.

Tabitha Nauser

When: 17 April, 8 PM

Where: Gardens by the Bay

Tickets: Free, register for the concert here.

As part of the Swiss Weeks 2022 festival in April, local pop artist Tabitha Nauser will be performing an intimate show at the Flower Field Hall in Gardens by the Bay. There, the singer-songwriter will be performing her chart-topping hits and her newest single 'Won't Stop.' 


THE BEE GEES: NIGHT FEVER INTERNATIONAL CONCERT

When: 1 April, 8 PM

Where: Sands Theatre at Marina Bay Sands 

Tickets: VIP: SGD 148, A-Reserve Centre: SGD 98, A-Reserve: SGD 98, B-Reserve Stalls: SGD 78, C-Reserve Stalls: SGD 68, VIP Box (4 Seats): SGD 640, A-Reserve Dress Circle: SGD 98, B-Reserve Grand Circle: 78, C-Reserve: SGD 68, A-Reserve Box (4 Seats): SGD 392

Time to put on your dancing shoes because the largest Bee Gees production in the world is coming to take over Singapore! The Bee Gees Night Fever is a highly successful international tour that is sure to amaze you with its iconic three-piece harmonies, impeccable live band, and spectacular lighting.

Here's your chance to fully immerse yourself into the disco era by reliving all the band's massive dance floor hits including 'Staying Alive,' 'Night Fever,' 'Jive Talkin’,' and of course, 'You Should be Dancing,' among many others.


RE:BIRTH - Tay Kewei & Alfred Sim

When: 4th & 5th March
Where: Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands
Tickets: $78 - $158, available for purchase here.

Be in attendance as Tay Kewei and Alfred Sim share the stage for the very first time together! The concert’s theme is centered around the journey and rebirth of life, navigating through the past, present and the future. In a press release statement, the couple shared their enthusiasm for it: “We are so excited to sing for you live again after two years at our first concert together. We are trying our best to practice singing everyday and have nailed our repertoire. We are super excited for you to watch what we have been preparing. It is going to be an epic show so do not miss it.”


T’ang Quartet & SSO (Online)

When: 10 March, 8PM

Where: Available for livestream here.

Tickets: $6 - $30

The T'ang Quartet, one of Singapore's most recognized string quartet, joins SSO members in a performance of string masterpieces, including the string sextet from Richard Strauss's last opera, Capriccio, Shostakovich's gloomy wanderings in Prelude and Scherzo, and Brahms' String Sextet No. 1.


Queen: It's a Kinda Magic International Concert

When: 11 - 12 March 2022, 8PM & 3PM

Where: Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands

Tickets: From $65, available for purchase here.

Gear up for a night filled with back-to-back rock anthems from Queen's evergreen catalogue such as 'We Will Rock You', 'We Are the Champions', 'Radio GaGa', 'I Want to Break Free', 'Somebody to Love', 'Don't Stop Me Now', 'Another One Bites the Dust', 'A Kind of Magic', 'Bohemian Rhapsody', and many more!


urban sonic music festival - retro edition 

When: 18, 29, 25 and 26 March 2022, 8PM onwards

Where: *SCAPE The Ground Theatre

Tickets: $58, available for purchase here.

IMC Live Global and *SCAPE are back with yet another two-weekend music festival, this time bringing us back to the golden eras of the 70s and 80s music! Featuring Shirlyn + The UnXpected, Jive Talkin’, John Molina, Shagies, Jack & Rai, SuperSonic, Bushmen, and Nation One, get ready for a night of throwbacks and groovy tunes.


Majulah Live x It's a Rap

When: 19 March, 8PM

Where: Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands

Tickets: From $58, available for purchase here

Join AE$OP CA$H, Fariz Jabba, FEEZ., Jon Chua JX, Joy Alexis, Rangga Jones, RRILEY, Shigga Shay, Sheikh Haikel, Yung Raja, as well as more special guests for one night only at the Sands Theatre! It will be hosted by comedians Fakkah Fuzz, Jacky Ng, and Qamarul Haziq.


HOTEL CALIFORNIA THE EAGLES' EXPERIENCE

When: 25 & 26 March, 8 PM 

Where: Sands Theatre at Marina Bay Sands 

Tickets: SGD 65 - 160

It’s time to check in to Hotel California The Eagles Experience, the captivating live concert and stage show which pays homage to the timeless catalogue of The Eagles. Listen to all their classic chart-topping tracks including 'Hotel California,' 'Desperado,' 'Take It Easy,' 'One of These Nights,' 'Tequila Sunrise,' and many more.


Some Strings Attached

When: 18 February, 8:30 PM

Where: Drama Centre Theatre

Tickets: $64, $48, and $38, available for purchase here.

Join our established singer-songwriters in weish, Jack & Rai, lewloh, Jamie Wong, Amanda Tee, and Krysta Joy for an intimate, and one night only showcase of their original music, and for the very first time, in a thetriacal manner with a seven piece string ensamble conducted by music director Bang Wenfu.


AL!VE VOL 17: 郭美美 Jocie「My Wonderland, 完美世界」

When: 19 February, 8PM

Where: Capitol Theatre

Tickets: $88 - $108, available for purchase here.

Singaporean mandopop songstress Jocie Guo will be performing live at the Capitol Theatre under IMC Live Global's AL!VE Concert Series. In a press release statement, she spoke about the concert's theme, saying: "The Theme "My Wonderland" reflects on how I would like to wake up the inner child in everybody, to heal past wounds and to rekindle childhood dreams, so as to live in the present in your very own Wonderland!"


All Things New

When: 1st - 31st January

Where: Esplanade

Tickets: Free

Esplanade kicks off 2022 with “All Things New”, a festival series that's been running since 2016 that champions our homegrown artists and new releases, giving them a platform to showcase their wares. This year’s iteration boasts another fully-stacked line-up, filled with names of old and new with performances that run right until the tail-end of January.


Tapestry — Jeremy Monteiro with re:Sound

When: 22 January 2022, 4.30PM and 8.15PM.

Where: Singapore Conference Hall 

Tickets: S$38 - S$68, available for purchase here.

Tapestry is a jazz trio and chamber orchestra affair, specially written for this gala by Cultural Medallion recipient Jeremy Monteiro. Taking inspiration from the music of French composer Maurice Ravel, the 80 minutes-long concert will also feature the likes of Frederic Gulda, Claude Bolling, and Chick Corea!


柳暗花明演唱会: You Must Believe in Spring - 董姿彦 Joanna Dong Lunar New Year Concert

When: 21 January & 22 January, 8PM

Where: Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands

Tickets: From $78, available for purchase here.

Be in attendance as Joanna Dong rolls in the Lunar New Year with her first-ever ticketed Chinese New Year concert! Titled 'You Must Believe in Spring - 董姿彦', Dong will be performing a modern-jazz repertoire - bringing about a sense of joy and hopefulness admist the pandemic.


Happy Chinese New Year Concert by Ding Yi Music Company

When: 22 & 23 January, 3:30 & 7:30 PM.

Where: China Cultural Centre Theatre

Tickets: $28, and are available for purchase here.

The concert is happening in conjunction with Singaporean Chinese chamber orchestra Ding Yi's 15th anniversary celebrations, a live concert series titled “Together with You”. Ding Yi’s Assistant Conductor Wong De Li, Deric will be conducting the concert, alongside a special appearance from homegrown singer-songwriter Derrick Hoh, marking his debut performance with a chamber ensemble.


urban sonic Music Festival

When: 7th - 9th January & 14th - 16th January

Where: *SCAPE The Ground. Theatre

Tickets: Free, register here.

IMC Live Global and *SCAPE are set to present urban sonic, a two-weekend music festival that will feature Singaporean indie, punk, and ska bands as well as hip-hop acts. Running from the 7th to the 9th as well as the 14th to 16th of January, the bands that are set. to play include the likes of Izat Ibrahim, Kevin B, Ultra Mega Cat Attack, Sun Eater, Terrestrea, Cadence, Sam Driscoll, The Passerby, brb., Carpet Golf, Obviously We!, Daniel Sid, The Full Pledge Munkees, Absence!, Dominic Chin, and Motus.

Linying and Benjamin Kheng make up the two special guests, rounding up the 2-weekend festival line-up.


Michelle SgP x Vocalise Strings x She Shines SG

When: 15 January, 4:30PM & 7PM

Where: The Arts House

Tickets: $30, $38, and $48, available for purchase here.

Singer-songwriter Michelle SgP is set to present a classical performance, joined by an all-female ensemble made up of 8 string players from Vocalise Strings, as well as an acoustic jazz-trio from She Shines SG at The Arts House!


RINES x Kevin B


When: 22 December 7PM & 8PM

Where: Esplanade Concourse

Tickets: Free

Join RINES and Kevin B as they wrap up the year with a set made up of their original compositions and covers of recent songs, all stripped down!


ChristmasTime with Dick Lee

When: 22 - 23 December, 8PM.

Where: Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands

Tickets: S$68 – S$188, available for purchase here.

ChristmasTime with Dick Lee will bring about a non-stop 90 minutes holiday special, featuring Lee's favourite holiday songs from likes of 'It's the Most Wonderful Time', 'It's beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas', 'All I Want For Christmas', 'Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas', 'Last Christmas', and 'Santa Claus Is Coming To Town'!


Chill Out with A&W


When: 23 December, 7PM & 8PM
Where: Esplanade Concourse
Tickets: Free

Spend the evening before the eve of Christmas with Adria and Wei Lun as they serenade you with their takes on their favourite songs alongside Christmas jingles to get you in the festive mood.


A Harpy Jolly Christmas



When: 23 December, 12:30PM

Where: Esplanade Concert Hall

Tickets: $10, available for purchase here.

Get into the holiday spirit with The Harp Quartely, a group made out four Singaporean harpists as they play their selection of festive songs building up to Christmas day!


Mediacorp's Let's Celebrate 2022

When: 31 December, 11PM.

Where: Livestreamed on meWatch.

Tickets: Free

Mediacorp's annual countdown show is happening once again! This time, featuring performances including Kit Chan, Nathan Hortono, Taufik Batisah, Yung Raja, Iman Fandi, Jasmine Sokko and more! Countdown to 2022 with the best performances and collaborations by our very own homegrown musicians.


Reiginte - Kit Chan "LIVE" IN CONCERT

When: 16 - 19 December, 8PM

Where: Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands

Tickets: $88 - $198, available for purchase here.

Kit Chan is back on the stage to reconnect with her audience through the medium of music - focusing around the themes that centre "Hope" and "Renewal". Chan is set to play her iconic ballads, alongside and special Christmas segment!


This is Live! Concert Series - Pop Rock Evenings

When: 17 & 18 December

Where: Flower Field Hall, Gardens by the Bay

Tickets: From $58, available for purchase here.

This Is Live! Concert Series brings about ‘Pop Rock Evenings’, running on the 17th and 18th of December. Organised by CK Star Entertainment, it will provide an “intimate”, “cosy” and “memorable” evening, with the inclusion of bands in SuperSonic and The UnXpected who will be playing covers from the likes of ‘Somewhere Only We Know’ and Hotel California’ amongst many others.


Raw Energy 

When: 18 December, 7.30PM and 9.30PM.

Where: Esplanade Outdoor Theatre  

Tickets: Free

The six-piece band Raw Energy fronted by Alia and Zuly, and backed by bassist Saat, guitarist Shukor, drummer Shaferi and keyboardist Dindo, are here with a treat! Check out their set of popular hits across time from the 60's to contemporary times — from R&B, hip hop, soul, disco, techno, Latin, pop, to rock, funk-fusion, jazz and more, this is something you definitely want to jive to this December. 


Wayne, Darren and Christopher

When: 19 December, 5.30PM, 6.30PM and 7.30PM.

Where: Esplanade Concourse  

Tickets: Free

Wayne Sandz and his brother, Darren, along with cousin Christopher, take us back to our childhood in this performance. Presenting songs we all know and love from our childhood, this family affair takes us on a fun-loving trip down memory lane. 


Jingle Bell Jazz with The Sunnyside Sounds 

When: 20 December, 7PM and 8PM.

Where: Esplanade Concourse  

Tickets: Free

The Sunnyside Sounds bring a set to anticipate for your Christmas celebrations. The trio has prepared a timeless jazzy mix of renditions like 'All I Want for Christmas Is You', 'Winter Wonderland', 'Hark The Herald Angels Sing', 'What a Wonderful World', and more. Come down for a spirited celebration to get into the Christmas spirit!


Sam Driscoll


When: 21 December, 7PM & 8PM

Where: Esplanade Concourse

Tickets: Free

Sam Driscoll will be performing his new original compositions, diving into the elements of blues and folks alongside new arrangements of his

NARYSAL

When: 14 December, 7PM & 8PM
Where: Esplanade Concourse
Tickets: Free

Narsyal will be performing an exclusive set filled with unreleased original music alongside covers of well-known songs, making for an evening not to be missed!


Langkah Gergasi

When: 15 December, available for livestream on the 25th of December

Where: Victoria Theatre

Tickets: Sold out, livestream available for free

 ‘Langkah Gergasi’ (Giant Steps)  is set to be themed around the Singapore Malay Orchestras' journey through their illustrious 30 years alongside their withstanding position in championing Malay music in Singapore.

Music from legendary composers such as P. Ramlee, Kassim Masdor, and S. Effendi will make up some of the concert’s repertoire, along with new compositions and arrangements by Amri Amin, music director of Singapore Malay Orchestra.

The lineup of performers also includes the likes of Datuk Ramli Sarip and Datuk Mokhzani Ismail (Music director for RTM Malaysia). Joining them are ShabirAisyah Aziz, Rudy Djoharnaeen, and Elfee Ismail. A sitar player in Nadarajan Kathirgamu and erhu player Ng Rui Jun will be joining the orchestra as well.


Soft Jams with LAYYI ft. Julius


When: 16 December, 7:30PM & 9PM

Where: Esplanade Concourse

Tickets: Free

Join LAYYI and Julis Khoo for an evening filled with covers, festive songs and original/unreleased songs! From a mix bag of pop and R&B to Christmas jingles, there is a treat for everyone to enjoy.


Brassy and Bright


When: 13 December, 12.30 PM.

Where: Esplanade Concert Hall

Tickets: S$10

Ring in the festive season with the Lion City Brass Band! Led by Music Director Ignatius Wang, look forward to an evening of your favourite Christmas tunes performed by Singapore’s best brass musicians.


Music She Makes 2021


When: 9th - 11th December

Where: Online

Tickets: Prices vary, available for purchase here.

Music She Makes is hosted by Peatix and spotlights women musicians in Singapore and Malaysia. The virtual festival runs for three days, starting from the 9th and ending on the 11th - featuring virtual concerts, an album launch, a masterclass and many other virtual performances from the likes of RRILEY, Masia One, Dasha Logan, Bil Musa, KYLA T, Krysta Joy, Little Laksa, Wendy Tan, Amanda Ong & Sope, Haneri, Marian Carmel & RENE.


The Nexus Event: Fables Retold


When: 10 December

Where: Esplanade Outdoor Theatre

Tickets: Free

Vivien Yap alongside stalwart Singaporean musicians Bani Hidir, Ben Mah, Billy Chua, Nigel Cheah and Sara Wee will present a punk-rock night, playing tracks from Yap's ever growing catalogue.


Bennett Bay x SHAK

When: 11 December, 7:30PM & 9PM

Where: Esplanade Outdoor Theatre

Tickets: Free

Bennett Bay and SHAK will be accompanied by a seven-piece band as they perform at Esplanade’s Outdoor Theatre for the very first time together, showcasing new original songs that they have pieced together, inspired from their everyday lives.


[12.12 SPECIAL] Krysta Joy x Keona (ft. Special Friends)

When: 12 December, 7PM & 8:30PM
Where: Esplanade Outdoor Theatre
Tickets: Free

The D’Souza sisters will be performing the songs that they sing along together in their shared bedroom onto Esplanade’s Outdoor Theatre, ranging from the likes of hits by Ariana Grande, Tori Kelly, and Kehlani. Furthermore, they will also be performing different variations of Krysta Joy’s original music. Keeping to the theme of 12/12, special guests will be joining them - making up 12 musicians performing!


Jack & Rai featuring The People in Our Neighbourhood – Tyen Rasif, Mark Bonafide and Suhaimi Yusof

When: 12 December, 5:30PM, 6:30PM & 7:30PM

Where: Esplanade Concourse

Tickets: Free

Jack & Rai accompanied by Tyen Rasif, Mark Bonafide and Suhami Yusof will be performing their original songs as well as Frank Sinatra numbers, hip hop and R&B tracks from the 90s and contemporary pop hits!

Ancient Airs and Dances

When: 3 December 2021, 8 PM.

Stream it online on SSOLounge’s official website 

Tickets: S$6 for Single Access Pass, S$30 for 12M All-Access Pass

Look forward to a stellar performance of Renaissance lute music in the Ancient Airs and Dances show. Featuring the SSO and Associate Conductor Joshua Tan, audiences will be taken on a trip with the evocative Italian tunes.


Longing

When: 26 November 2021, 8 PM.

Stream it online on SSOLounge’s official website 

Tickets: S$6 for Single Access Pass, S$30 for 12M All-Access Pass

Join the Singapore Symphony Chorus, Youth and Children's Choirs, for a spectacular show centred on the love of performing.


RUDRA - Kalaa Utsavam – Indian Festival of Arts

When: 27 November, 8PM.

Where: Esplanade Theatre

Tickets: $22, available for purchase here.

 As pioneers of Vedic metal, the legendary Rudra bridges the gap between traditional Indian music and death/black metal with their incorporation of Sanskrit chants and mantras. Since their inception in 1992, they have consistently released a total of ten albums, the first being their hugely successful self-titled debut from 1998, and the latest offering being 2019’s ‘Invoking the Gods.’ Always pushing the boundaries of metal, Rudra is a band that is sure to offer a unique performance experience as they have somehow managed to seamlessly meld two seemingly disparate genres of music together. Watch them live at the Esplanade Theatre yourself to see what we’re on about!


Grains of Glory


When: 19 & 20 November, 7:30PM.

Where: Marina Bay Sands Theatre

Tickets: $50 - $80, available here.

Grains of Glory - The Best of Musicals by Base Entertainment Asia will see the combination of live sand drawings, singing and instrumentation! Recreating scenes from the iconic musicals in The Phantom of the Opera, Miss Saigon, and Anatasia - this makes for a must watch for all theatre advids.


Raffee 50 – A Musical Jubilee

When: 19 November, 8PM
Where: Esplanade Theatre
Tickets; $30 - $38, available for purchase here.

Mohamed Raffee will be performing with his band, Vasantham Boys at the Esplanade Theatre, parading music from albums such as Breakthro and Karupayee, as well as the launch and debut performance of his most recent album release, The New Horizon.


Mandopop Evenings 华语流行乐之夜

When: 19 & 20 November

Where: Flower Field Hall, Gardens By The Bay

Tickets: From $58, available for purchase here.

Mandopop Evenings will be helmed by Singaporean songstress Skye Sierena and songsters Leon Lim as well as Wilson Huang, they will be pefroming covers of songs by acclaimed Mandopop artists from the likes of  JJ Lin, Jay Chou, Jam Hsiao, A-Mei, Jolin Tsai and Stefanie Sun.


Alquima Trio


When: 27 November, 7:30 & 9PM

Where: Esplanade Outdoor Theatre

Tickets: Free

Join Munir Alsagoff on the guitar, Leonardo Mendoza on wind instruments and Mohamed Noor on percussion as the Alquimia Trio play their own rendition of Brazilian music of Joao Bosco, Antonio Carlos Jobin, Milton Nascimento, and Leo Rodrigues.


JJ LIN "AFTER THE RAIN" A CHARITY LIVE SPECIAL


When: 27 and 28 Nov, 7.30pm

Where: Marina Bay Sands Theatre

Tickets: S$288 – S$3888, available here.

JJ Lin returns for a charity concert titled ‘After The Rain’, with all ticket sales going to the Community Chest. This marks Lin’s first live performance with an audience after two years, since COVID-19.


Project Ra: The Vibes Collective


When: 28 November.

Where: Esplanade Outdoor Theatre

Tickets: Free

Vibraphonist Ramu alongside percussionists Rizal Sanip and Mohd Noor, Euntaek Kim on keys and Casey Subramaniam on bass will be performing selected works by Tito Puente, Ray Barretto, Tania Maria, Dave Samuels amongst others.

Bashir Trio

When: 26 November, 7:30PM & 9PM

Where: Esplanade Outdoor Theatre
Tickets: Free

An evening spent down memory lane, accompanied by the Bashir Trio as they serenade you through 45 minutes of rearranged Hindu classics by renowned music directors and composers from the likes of RD Burman, SD Burman, Laxmikant Pyarela, O.P. Nayyar and Shankar Jalikishan


Travel Around Japan with Music & Dance!


When: 21 October, 7 PM & 8 PM; 24 October, 6.30 PM, 7.45 PM, & 9 PM; 30 October, 5 PM, 6 PM, & 7 PM. 

Where: Esplanade Concourse, Esplanade Outdoor Theatre. Stream it online on Esplanade Offstage.

Tickets: Free 

Miss exploring Japan? Let this concert by HIBIKIYA take you to different parts of the country with a mesmerizing performance of Japanese music and dance.


The Observer – An Album Launch

When: 28 & 29 October 2021, 7.30 PM.

Where: Esplanade Recital Studio

Tickets: S$30, available here

Join The Steve McQueens as they put on an exclusive concert to celebrate the launch of their album The Observer. Having released the first single from the album titled 'Mila Ascending' in July, the band's new album will feature eight songs ranging from R&B to 60s Motown.


Spring Will Come Again


When: 30 October, 8.15 PM.

Where: Esplanade Recital Studio

Tickets: S$50

From Japanese tunes to Mandopop tracks, this concert is one not to be missed. Join vocalist Khor Ai Meng who will be accompanied by Rit Xu on flute, Eugene Ang on piano, Tony Makarome on bass, and Tamagoh on percussion.


Arabic Traditional Music

When: 31 October, 6PM & 7PM

Where: Esplanade Concourse

Tickets: Free

Performed by Singaporean music group Firqah Alwehdah, expect an evening filled with traditional and modern Arabic music. Starting out in 1998, Firqah Alwehdah has been frequently collaborating with Middle Eastern musicians based in South East Asia. 


Coffee Morning & Afternoon Tea: Fabulous Femmes by Syltra Lee

When: Postponed to 1 November, 10.30 AM, 3 PM.

Where: Esplanade Recital Studio

Tickets: S$15, available here

Singapore Idol 2009 finalist Syltra Lee will make her Coffee Morning & Afternoon Tea debut as she performs hits from female-fronted acts and singers such as ABBA, The Carpenters, Carole King, and more. Vouchers for coffee/tea will be provided at each performance. Limited to one voucher per ticket.


Baybeats 2021

When: 4 - 7 November

Where: Esplanade

Tickets: Free

Baybeats kicks off on the 4th of November, marking its 20th anniversary since its inception in 2001. Every year, Baybeats gives artists - established and upcoming alike - a platform to showcase their music through their genre-diverse line-up. Currently, the 3-day festival lineup includes Lion city Ska-punk representatives The Full Pledge Munkees, legendary Singaporean indie-rock trio Electrico, Californian outfit Destroy Boys, Malaysia-native Johny Comes Lately, rock quartet Blush, genre-bending quintet Astronauts and math-rockers Approaching Alphelion. Accompanying the headliners are budding bands Cactus Cactus, RENE, Seavision, Tranquil, Ultra Mega Cat Attack, and Woes.


Joy of Life – Celebrating Bach V

When: 5 November 2021, 8 PM.

Stream it online on SSOLounge’s official website 

Tickets: S$6 for Single Access Pass, S$30 for 12M All-Access Pass

The last show of the Celebrating Bach series, the concert will feature performances of pieces from Bach’s first and last Brandenburg Concertos.


AL!VE VOL. 11:  CLAIRE KUO 郭静

When: 13 November 2021, 8 PM.

Where: Capitol Theatre

Tickets: S$118, available here

Taiwanese singer Claire Kuo 郭静 will headline the twelfth edition of IMC Live Global's AL!VE concert series. Aside from having eight albums under her belt, the '我非獨自生活 (I Don't Live Alone)' artist has also hosted several variety shows and recorded the theme songs for UnstoppableFighting Youth, and Love The Way You Are


Dru Chen: an album launch with Rangga Jones

When: 12 November, 7:30PM

Where: Esplanade Concert Hall

Tickets: $28, available for purchase here.

Witness the performance of the Australian-born, Singapore-raised Dru Chen as he performs songs alongside Rangga Jones who marks his debut on the Esplanade stage.


Adventure of Cosmic Proportions - Saints Amongst Sinners

When: 13 November, 7:30PM

Where: Esplanade Concert Hall

Tickets: $28 available for purchase here.

Go on  ‘An Adventure of Cosmic Proportions’ with psychedelic band Saints Amongst Sinners as they perform songs from their debut album.


AL!VE VOL 15: OLIVIA ONG

When: 22 October 2021, 8 PM.

Where: Capitol Theatre

Tickets: S$88, available here

Olivia Ong is back for the latest reinstallation of the AL!VE concert series with her show Heart to Heart花言心语. Fans can look forward to a show of songs from her previous albums as well as past covers, reimagined. The Singaporean songstress will also be unveiling a new track at the concert.


*SCAPE Music Day Out!

When: 18 - 23rd October
Where: *SCAPE The Ground Theatre
Tickets: $5, available here.

*SCAPE returns for their third edition of Music Day Out! (MDO). Attendees and participants alike can expect a star-studded line up of bands performing, music consultation and panel discussions from subject matter experts of the industry. Local bands performing at MDO include math-rock trio Forests, shoegaze/alternative outfit Coming Up Roses, and alternative R&B duo nkei. Each act will be playing 30-minutes each and will be sharing some personal insights into their journey musically, what drives their creativity, and how they’ve been.


SSO Subscription Concert: Sayaka Shoji – Spirit of the Violin

When: 14 & 15 October, 7.30 PM.

Where: Esplanade Concert Hall

Tickets: S$28, S$38, S$48, S$68, and S$88, available here

Japanese violinist Sayaka Shoji is back in Singapore to put on yet another spectacular performance. Joined by SSO Chief Conductor Hans Graf, look forward to a concert featuring Schumann’s Violin Concerto.


Paragon of the Baroque – Celebrating Bach IV

When: 15 October 2021, 8 PM.

Stream it online on SSOLounge’s official website 

Tickets: S$6 for Single Access Pass, S$30 for 12M All-Access Pass

Watch the SSO and conductor Darrell Ang perform, as well as the stirring Orchestral Suite No. 4, music honoring Bach, the Baroque's paragon.


AL!VE VOL 9: HONG JUNYANG

When: 16 October 2021, 8 PM.

Where: Capitol Theatre

Tickets: S$68, available here

Hong Junyang made a name for himself in 2005, when he participated in season one of Project SuperStar and was awarded the runner-up title. In 2006, he released his debut album titled 独角兽. Since then, he's also worked on songs for different soundtracks and also produced songs for artists such as 阿杜 (A-do) and BY2.


The Dance of Music


When: 17 October, 2 PM.

Where: Esplanade Concert Hall

Tickets: Free, available here

Watch the Keat Hong Chinese Orchestra shine in an evening of orchestral dance music. From Uyghur folk to Malay classics, this concert is sure to be enjoyed by all.


FS Visual Trilogy: The Show

When: 10 September, 7 PM & 8.30 PM. Available for streaming until 11 October, 12 PM.
Where: Esplanade Outdoor Theatre
Tickets: Free

Farhan Shah recently produced a set of music videos for each of his songs, and he is ready to showcase their concepts through an invigorating dance performance. Look forward to seeing him perform his hit songs live, most of which have topped Malay radio charts including his latest single, ‘Pertama’


The Wonda Factory

When: 10 September 7PM & 9.30PM. Available for streaming until 11 October

Where: Esplanade Concourse
Tickets: Free

Singapore music production house: The Wonda Factory is performing an intimate evening made up of contemporary Malay music through genres like acoustic, R&B, Hip-Hop and soul. Enjoy these performances by Wafiq Hadee, ITSDATBOYINBLVCK, Nurhakeem, Fizz Ghetto, Vina Varisha and Khairil Ardy.


Zalelo

When: 11 September, 7.30 & 9PM. Available for streaming until 11 October

Where: Esplanade Concourse

Tickets: Free

Singaporean singer Zalelo will be performing acoustic renditions of her music, treating audiences to a different sound of her released tracks. Joining her is Mikhail on the guitar and Ahmad on the drums.


RE:thym

When: 16 September, 6:45 PM and 7:45PM. Available for streaming until 7 October.
Where: Esplanade Concourse
Tickets: Free

Combining acoustic and synthesized sounds and weaving in not commonly used compositions such as the Cuban bongo or Malay gedombak, watch as PandaMachine and OFTRT perform through this unique collaborative effort.


Amalgamation

When: 17 September, 7.15PM, 8.15PM & 9.15PM. Available for streaming until 3 October

Where: Esplanade Concourse

Tickets: Free

Local east-west fusion band SZINC made up of erhu master Mike Chiang, sanxian artist Jessica Lu and composer/keyboardist Christine Siam joins percussionist Mohamed Noor and Anarva Wang to present Amalgamation as part of Esplanade’s Moonfest - Mid Autumn Celebration.


Autumn Mistral, Moonlight Allure

When: 19 September, 7PM & 8.30PM. Available for streaming until 3 October

Where: Esplanade Outdoor Theatre

Tickets: Free

The Cheng San Chinese Orchestra together with singer Novabelle Ng will be performing lunar-themed songs such as ‘The Moon Represents My Heart’, ‘Moonlight in the City’ and more!


dreaming again: yams x russell

When: 27 September, 6:45PM & 7:45PM. Available for streaming until 7 October.
Where: Esplanade Concourse
Tickets: Free

Join genre-bending musicians yams and russell on their first collaborative performance as they dive into their unique artistry and perform re-imagined takes of their original compositions together.

Symphony of Motherhood

When: 29 September, 6 PM.

Where: Esplanade Recital Studio

Tickets: S$48, available here

Experience the healing factor of music in this calming performance presented by Artistventure. Classical music is paired with visual art for an all-rounded experience.


The Digital Shamans

When: 29 & 30 September, 6.45 & 7.45 PM. Available for streaming until 7 October, 11.59 PM.

Where: Esplanade Concourse

Tickets: Free 

Traditional meets modern in this performance by Ragha and Syafiq Halid. A classical flautist and an electronic artist respectively, this music is nothing like you’ve ever seen before.


Tempoh

When: 8 October, 8 PM; 9 October, 2 PM, 4.30 PM, 8 PM; 10 October, 4.30 PM & 8 PM.
Where: Esplanade Recital Studio
Tickets: S$30, available here

A joint concert by Singapore’s OrkeStar Trio and Indonesia’s Djangat, this show is sure to tug on audiences’ heartstrings. Learn more about the Nusantara people with this interactive, one-of-a-kind cultural performance of original works from the artists.


SCO25 Dazzling Rhapsodies 《炫彩》

When: 9 October, 8 PM. Available for streaming until 17 October, 8 PM.

Where: SCO Concert Hall

Tickets: S$15, S$18, S$25, available here

Join the Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) in a momentous performance as they celebrate their 25th anniversary. Led by Music Director Tsung Yeh, Resident Conductor Quek Ling Kiong and Associate Conductor Moses Gay, an exciting lineup of songs await.


Coffee Morning & Afternoon Tea: Lovely Ballads by Tallin Ang

When: Postponed to 4 October, 10.30 AM, 3 PM.

Where: Esplanade Recital Studio

Tickets: S$15, available here

Local songstress Tallin Ang will walk you down memory lane as she performs nostalgic ballads such as ‘Eternal Smile’, ‘A Message from a Thousand Miles’, and more. Vouchers for coffee/tea will be provided at each performance. Limited to one voucher per ticket.


Goose & Shelby Wang 'First Flight'

When: 3 October, 3PM & 7:30PM
Where: Esplanade Recital Studio
Tickets: $25

In their first show since the pandemic, take flight with Singapore singer-songwriters Goose & Shelby Wang’s First Flight on 3 Oct. The concept of First Flight is a distinctive representation of both artists and their exploration of growth and self-love. Showcasing a series of their original songs, in addition to a brand-new collaborative effort, this is a show not to be missed!


SCO25 Our Shared Memories: The SCO Yesteryear 《那些年,我们的华乐》

When: 2 October, 8 PM. Available for streaming until 10 October, 8 PM.

Where: SCO Concert Hall

Tickets: S$15, S$18, S$25, available here 

Join the Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) as they celebrate their 25th anniversary with a live digital concert. Featuring SCO Music Director Tsung Yeh, Resident Conductor Quek Ling Kiong and Associate Conductor Moses Gay, as well as performances by Erhu I Principal Zhao Jianhua and musician Lim Sin Yeo, it is a nostalgic show not to be missed.


Pesta Jazz: A Jazzy Celebration of Malay Music

When: 2 October, 8PM
Where: Capitol Theatre
Tickets: $38, $58 (online stream: free)

The Jazz Association Singapore brings  "Pesta Jazz: A Jazzy Celebration of Malay Music."  Performing at the Capitol Theatre are the legendary Ramli Sarip and Rahimah Rahim alongside Rudy Djoe and Siti Nur Iman. Performing classic Malay tracks with a jazzy twist, led by music director Jeremy Monteiro and associate music director Weixing Tan.


Lee EinEin & Anie Fann '13 Missed Calls'

When: 2 October, 3PM & 7:30PM
Where: Esplanade Recital Studio
Tickets: $25

Lee EinEin and Anie Fann will be performing 13 songs about going through the ups and downs of life, creating the connection between these experiences and the audience through stories and songs.


Like Nothing Else

When: 30 September, 8 PM.

Where: Esplanade Recital Studio

Tickets: S$50, available here

A joint collaboration between Robert Casteels, the National Arts Council, and the Embassy of Italy, Like Nothing Else is a unique show that features different forms of music and art. The performance is centred on the theme of water and combines poetry, dance, piano, and more.


HRNA: Harana, The Digital Experience

When: 30 September, 8.45 PM.

Tickets: PHP 499, available here.

Hosted by O/C Records, HRNA: The Digital Experience will feature heartwarming performances by singer-songwriters Unique, Adie, Rob Deniel, and Arthur Nery. Watch them grace the virtual stage with their moving serenades in this live stream.


Music and Poetry of the Heart

When: 7 & 28 September, 6.45 PM & 7.45 PM
Where: Esplanade Concourse
Tickets: Free

Join Mohamed Noor and Suraya MS in a unique performance featuring the handpan drum. Mohamed Noor is known for his outstanding percussion performances, while Suraya MS is recognized for her soul-song acts where she puts on a show with her vocals and prayers.


Virtuoso Series III: Winds 《鸾歌凤吹》 名家名曲(三)之吹管 

When: 25 September, 8 PM. Available for streaming until 3 October, 8 PM.

Where: SCO Concert Hall 

Tickets: S$15, S$18, S$27, available here

In this performance by Sheng Principal Guo Changsuo, Dizi Principal Yin Zhiyang, and Suona/Guan Principal Jin Shiyi, watch as they close the Virtuoso Series concerts with refreshing modern takes on former tunes such as ‘Grand Prelude’, ‘Partridges Flying’ and ‘Eighteen Songs on Nomad Flute’.


三'心'伴乐演唱会 'Xin' with Hearts Concert

When: 26 September, 3 PM and 7.30 PM.

Where: Esplanade Concert Hall 

Tickets: S$50, S$60, S$70, available here

Fans of Xin Yao will delight in this concert featuring the maestros of the genre. Pan Ying, Hong Shao Xuan and Jiu Jian share the stage for the first time in this iconic Xin Yao musical concert. Sing along to the trio’s timeless classics, and look forward to performances by other local musicians.


Bizarre Jokes! -  Red Dot Quartet

When: 27 September, 12:30pm

Where: Esplanade Concert Hall

Tickets: $10

Enjoy a light-hearted and joyful experience with the Red Dot Quartet Playing pieces from the classical era of Boccherini and Haydn and enjoy the witty jokes of the two composers through their performance!


Vans Musicians Wanted 


When: 22 September 2021

Stream it for free on the Vans Musicians Wanted website

It’s the final stage of Vans Musicians Wanted, where the top 15 global finalists will battle it out for the chance to perform with singer-songwriter YUNGBLUD in January 2022. Featuring Q The Trumpet, Nathanie, Squid the Kid, Kinder Bloomen, and Yishun Panik, the APAC Top 5 Finalists Finale is a show not to be missed.


She Shines SG: Life on Hold 20/21

When: 23 September, 7.45 PM.

Where: Arts House Living Room

Tickets: $38, available here.

Join three Singaporean women as they put on a performance about the struggles they've encountered during the pandemic. Featuring Alemay Fernandez, Michelle SgP, and Masia One,  the concert is part of She Shines SG, a project created to bring together women from different walks of life in Singapore and beyond.


Kaatrinile – Tamil Silverscreen Melodies of Yesteryears

When: 24 September, 7.30PM.

Where: Esplanade Recital Studio

Tickets: $30, available here.

Lanya Balachandran and Shruti Anand, renowned carnatic vocalists will be performing compositions popularized in classic Tamil films such as Amba manam kanidhu from 1943, Krishna mukunda murare from 1944 and the legendary Kaatrinile varum geetham from 1945


sl_owtalk x Yeyoon Avis Ann

When: 24 September, 7PM & 8:30PM.
Where: Esplanade Outdoor Theatre
Tickets: Free

sl_owtalk is a Singaporean based drum and synth duo and Yeyoon Avis Aann is visual artist who is also a producer of the fictional record label R∞pt which produces visual tracks. Watch and see what they have in store for their performance!


A Farewell For Tasmin Little

When: 24 September 2021, 8 PM.

Stream it online on SSOLounge’s official website 

Tickets: S$6 for Single Access Pass, S$30 for 12M All-Access Pass

Catch English violinist Tasmin Little in her February 2020 concert in Singapore, conducted by Gerard Schwarz. The show is one of the musician’s last before she retired last year. 


「For You, I Can」 Album Launch Concert

When: 11 September, 8.00 PM.

Where: Capitol Theatre

Tickets: $80, available here.

To celebrate the launch of his debut full-length album ’為了你,我可以 For You, I Can’, Marcus Lee will be holding a concert at the Capitol Theatre where he will be performing songs from his 14-track album which he wrote and produced himself.


Re-License To Cry: Dominic Chin in Concert ft. Guest Duets

When: 19 September, 8.00 PM.

Where: Esplanade Recital Studio

Tickets: $45, available here.

The “Re-License to Cry” concert will feature songs from Dominic Chin’slicense to cry’ EP - reimagined. Featuring duets with other local artists from the likes of Jean Seizure, Jason Yu, Marian Carmel, Haneri, Gail Belmonte, Sherman Zhuo, and Eli Ordonez.


Panggung Pencipta

When: 10 & 11 September, 10PM

Tickets: Free, available here.


Panggung Pencipta (The Creative’s Stage) is a live stream hosted by the former radio DJ Fiza O. Featuring a curated list of up-and-coming singer-songwriters in the region, sharing the stories behind their music alongside performances of their original songs.


IGNITE! Music Festival 2021

When: 17 September, 7 PM & 18 September, 7 PM
Where: IGNITE's YouTube Channel and Facebook page

Returning for its 14th edition, this year's IGNITE! line up includes headliners from the likes of Woes, YAØJason YuCharlene Su,  ABANGSAPAU, Iman's League, ForestsSubsonic Eye, and Lewloh.


Vivaldi's Four Seasons

When: 8 September and 9 September, 5 PM and 8 PM

Where: Esplanade Recital Studio

Tickets: S$25, S$40, S$120, available here

Join the Red Dot Baroque in the gala and main shows with a specially commissioned poem by Singapore-based Venetian poet Sara Florian. Inspired by Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, the poem talks about the differences between the poet’s two homes – Singapore and Venice. In the outreach show, get to know Vivaldi’s intricate pieces through a special performance by the Red Dot Baroque. 


Live4Malaysia

When: 31 August, 4, 11, 16 September, 8.45 PM.

Tickets: USD 3.50, USD 5, USD 10, available via Veeps.

In conjunction with Malaysia’s National Day, join Malaysian talents Zee Avi, Zainal Abidin, Muzza, and Insomniacks as they help to raise funds in aid of The Hope Branch, an initiative to help Malaysian families or individuals that are affected by the pandemic.


Virtuoso Series II: Bow 《丝弦古韵》 名家名曲(二)之拉弦

When: 28 August, 8 PM. Available for streaming until 5 September, 8 PM.

Tickets: S$15, S$18 and S$27, available here 

Putting decades of experience into play in this special performance, concertmaster Li Baoshun and Erhu Principal Zhao Jianhua will perform timeless classics from Virtuoso Series II: Bow such as ‘Hymn of Idleness’ and ‘Farewell at Yangguan Pass’.


Krysta Joy

When: 1 August, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 12 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Taking the stage following the release of her latest album Embrace the Progress, join Krysta Joy for an evening as she performs songs from her EP and take you on a journey from old to new.


Maya Raisha

When: 2 August, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 12 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Inspired by Nina Simone to Arctic Monkeys, 18-year-old singer-songwriter Maya Raisha will perform cheerful pop tunes to soulful ballads, as she tells her story through her lyricism with modern melodies.


Rangga Jones

When: 3 August, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 12 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Taking the stage with hits including ‘Other Half’, self-produced Indonesian-born and Singapore-based Rangga Jones quietly became a rising musician in previous years and is currently working on his debut EP, which will be out later this year.


5AM, Stripped With Dreebsby

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When: 4 August, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 12 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Dreebsby will take the stage to perform hits from his EPs, 2AM and 5AM, including ‘Last Night' and 'Death of Me’. The singer-songwriter attracted attention for his catchy signature alt-pop sound coupled with infectious charm, telling vivid stories of late-night romance and drunken love.


Margin for Error

When: 5 August, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 12 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Celebrating abnormality, making room for messiness, play, works-in-progress and see-hows, Margin for Error is a half-hour show where Karisa Poedjirahardjo and Vivien Yap bring mockery to ugly truths, where it deals with themes of anger, shame, and loneliness.


Mel:Resurrection

When: 6 August, 7.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 12 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Veteran musician Mel Ferdinands started his career in the performing arts at an early age of 12, and eventually became a member of one of Singapore’s greatest bands in the 1980s, Gypsy. Ferdinand will return to the stage with his band, Mel:Resurrection, to perform songs from his time in Gypsy, originals, and some of his favourite tunes.


Amanda Tee

When: 6 August, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 12 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Amanda Tee will take the stage after a six-year hiatus with brand new releases. Expect sentimental folk songs inspired by artists like Joni Mitchell, and Dave Matthews Band, while being backed by musicians Sarah Yap, and Gregory Teo.


Lorong Boys Celebrate Singapore

When: 7 August, 7.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 12 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Award-winning musicians The Lorong Boys have worked with many musicians in the local scene with the likes of Inch Chua, and Benjamin Kheng. The band will bring their group energy, spontaneity and love for sharing music onto the stage, making this gig a must-see for all.


HYSHD

When: 7 August, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 12 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Having composed music for theatre and film, and co-founding alternative band Riot !n Magenta with Eugenia Yip, the electronic music artist will perform his experimental sets filled with glitchy and nostalgic elements. 


We Are Each Other’s Second Chances

When: 8 August, 7.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 12 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Yellow Ribbon PAC Alumni and Intune Music will come together to perform songs from the Yellow Ribbon Song Competition, and a special performance of 'Lessons' by Upu Badarrudin Shah Bin Jaldairie.


Tim De Cotta

When: 9 August, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 12 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Join Tim De Cotta this national day, where he will perform old and new R&B originals through his intimate set of music, reflecting and expressing himself about life, love, society, and the world.


Don Aaron

When: 10 August, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 12 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Performing tracks from his latest album Freedom?, singer-songwriter and producer Don Aaron will take you on a trip to his world of vaporwave with tracks like ‘UUUU’, ‘Tranquil Lisa’, and the title track.


Irsyad Alif Ft. Nisa Khan II

When: 11 August, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 12 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Guitarist Irysad Alif, along with songstress Nisa Khan will dazzle audiences with their spectacular set where the two will focus on connections and undying bonds that make Singapore their home.


JQ x Zul

When: 13 August, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 12 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Starting their musical journeys as buskers, their well-blended vocals have earned them recognition in the Singapore acoustic music scene. The duo will perform songs from their debut EP, and never-before-heard songs.


KEAT

When: 14 August, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 12 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage


Mentored by DJ and producer Kaye, KEAT will take the stage with his eclectic set. Watch him perform electrifying songs from his debut EP I WAS DUMB BUT NOW IM WOKE, and exclusive never-before-heard songs that will be released soon.

 


Unreleased Voice Memos

When: 15 August, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 12 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Joy Alexis puts forth her honest and raw emotions in her collection of songs titled Unreleased Voice Memos, written in the style of an audio scrapbook. Watch as she performs powerful and emotional songs and express her vulnerabilities into her songwriting.


RINES

When: 16 August, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 12 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

RINES will perform an exciting set with her friends where she will bring a new spin to her original tunes where she will infuse electric pop and jazz.


Dinner Table

When: 17 August, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 12 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

The dinner table holds a strong significance to Ridz Razali and his band, where they gather to eat and share musical ideas with each other. Watch as they take you along for an intimate set filled with heartfelt music and nostalgia.


License To Cry: Stripped


When: 23 August, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 12 PM.

Tickets: Free, available here

25-year-old Dominic Chin first found fame when his heartwarming song dedicated to the late Lee Kuan Yew went viral. Since then, he’s amassed 10000 subscribers on YouTube and released a debut album titled ‘License To Cry’. Join Chin as he performs songs from his album acoustically.


Joie Tan x Lincey

When: 24 August, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 12 PM.

Tickets: Free, available here

Joie Tan first started out doing YouTube covers, while DJ Lincey started his career at Zouk when he was only 21. Now, both musicians have found their unique voice and sound. Join the duo for a stripped-down performance where the pair will perform a series of original songs.


​​KHAi

When: 25 August, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 12 PM.

Tickets: Free, available here

Inspired by the likes of Bruno Major and Damien Rice, KHAi is a rising artist specializing in alternative-folk pop. Join the singer in a livestream where he’ll be performing songs off his upcoming debut album titled Navy Wishes.


The Untold Chapters

When: 26 August, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 6 PM.

Tickets: Free, available here

A singer-songwriter, producer, and entertainer, Aniq Rusyaidi is a triple threat who clinched the place of second runner-up in the open category at Singapore’s Got Talent. Join the artist as he performs seven original tracks about different chapters in life.


Disability Visibility

When: 27 August, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 12 PM.

Tickets: Free, available here

The Artists of Access Path are putting on a show to showcase that there are no limits to what the disabled can achieve. Wheelsmith is an award-winning producer, rapper and a wheelchair rugby player, Ameezy is a dancer and choreographer, while Lim is a writer and entertainer. Join the trio as they shed light on what those with disabilities can accomplish.


Cherie Rui Min

When: 30 August, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 12 PM.

Tickets: Free, available here

One half of duo SLAYN, join Cherie Rui Min as she performs some of the pair’s original songs from their debut album SUMMER IS OVER. While partner Joshua Evan Lee won’t be performing, she will be joined by guitarist ​​Vishaal Raj.


Debra Khng

When: 31 August, 12.30 PM. Available for streaming until 6 September, 12 PM.

Tickets: Free, available here

Singer-songwriter Debra Khng has performed at shows worldwide, including Nicholas Chim’s Terrible Luck European tour in Germany in 2017. Join Khng and Paul Danial in a stripped-down set where she’ll perform songs from the past few years that have yet to be released


Chorus in Concert

When: 5 September, 7.30PM

Where: Esplanade Recital Studio

Tickets: $30, available here.

Celebrating the important role chorus plays, watch the Singapore Lyric Opera Adult Chorus perform renditions of their favourite solos, duets, arias, and ensembles - sung in English, German, French, and Italian.


Munch! Lunchtime Concerts TANGO FOR YOU by Alexander Souptel, Masako Suzuki White, Guennadi Mouzyka and Santiago Jiaxi Zhang

When: 30 August, 12.30 PM and 7 PM.

Tickets: Free

A unique genre that first made its appearance in cafes and bars, tango is now appreciated and performed at renowned venues worldwide. Join tango musicians Alexander Souptel, Masako Suzuki White, Guennadi Mouzyka and Santiago Jiaxi Zhang who hail from all over the world for a stellar performance of tango hits. From Libertango to Ave Maria, experience the passion of love and heartbreak in the two shows at the Esplanade Concert Hall.


Red Dot Timeless Tunes 

When: 27 August, 7.15 PM and 9 PM.

Where: Esplanade Outdoor Theatre

Tickets: Free

Look back on Singapore’s greatest hits as singer and radio DJ Cheryl Fong covers songs from the 1960’s till present. Joining her are saxophonist Boon Chye, bassist Sammin, keyboardist Simon Lee, and drummer Bryan Lim.


Bryan Chua 

When: 28 August, 7.15 PM and 9 PM.

Where: Esplanade Outdoor Theatre

Tickets: Free

Rising singer-songwriter Bryan Chua will be playing some of his original releases, including his debut single ‘Artist’. Not only has he performed at shows in Singapore, he’s also played at London’s The Green Note. In the past year, he also made a name for himself at online festivals like Not Done Yet and City 65 Music’s The Living Room Sessions.


Cadence

When: 29 August, 7.15 PM and 9 PM.

Where: Esplanade Outdoor Theatre

Tickets: Free

Join alternative rock band Cadence for an evening of performances at the Esplanade Outdoor Theatre! Full of spirit and vigor, the band has played at festivals such as Baybeats and IGN!TE music festival. Enjoy performances of songs from the band’s previous EPs, as well as an exclusive preview of their upcoming releases.

SSO Subscription Concert: Love, Carmen and Mozart

When: 27 and 28 August, 7.30 PM.

Where: Esplanade Concert Hall

Tickets: $28, $48, $68, $88, available here

Ye-Yun Choi joins the Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO) and Chief Conductor Hans Graf for two nights of musical performances. Playing tunes from Bizet and Mozart, it’s a show not to be missed.


The Ann & Ben Show

When: 20 August, 7:15PM and 9PM

Where: Esplanade Outdoor Theatre

Tickets: Free

The Ann & Ben show is a new series that revolves around comedy, music and relatable experience in the form of music videos, set to be released on the 19th of August. Catch Annette Lee and Benjamin Kheng live on the 20th where they will perform all of the songs that are going to be featured in the series.


SCO25 Our Shared Memories: The SCO Yesteryear 《那些年,我们的华乐》

When: 14 August, 8 PM. Available for streaming until 22 August, 8 PM. 

Tickets: S$15 and S$18, available here

Musical Director Tsung Yeh, Resident Conductor Quek Ling Kiong, and Associate Conductor Moses Gay take you back to the 90s with a special performance celebrating the Singapore Chinese Orchestra’s 25th anniversary. Experience spectacular performances from Erhu Principal Zhao Jianhua, local dizi musician Lin Sin Yeo and Vocal Associates Chamber Choir.


CONSTELLATION Virtual Concert 灿若星辰音乐会 - Part 1 and 2 

When: 26 July, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 18 August, 11.59 PM.

Tickets: S$8 - S$50, available here

Filmed at the Victoria Concert Hall, this concert showcases tenor Zhuang Jie, sopranos Teng Xiang Ting, Felicia Teo, and Joyce Lee Tung, and baritone Alvin Tan as they perform western opera and art song pieces. They will be accompanied by Ouyang Leilei and Neo Ming Wei on the piano and Jennifer Goh on the violin as they take you on a musical journey.

Where the River Always Flows VI

When: 8 August, 8 PM.

Stream it for free on TENG’s YouTube and Facebook

An annual concert series since 2016, The TENG Ensemble and The Fullerton Hotels are back with the 6th Edition of Where The River Always Flows. The series aims to celebrate Singapore’s rich multi-cultural heritage with a reinterpretation of Chinese music. Look forward to electrifying performances as well as exciting giveaways during the digital show.


Virtuoso Series I: Pluck 《弹指间》 名家名曲(一)之弹拨

When: 31 July, 8 PM. Available for streaming until 8 August, 8 PM.

Tickets: S$15, S$18, S$27, available here

Yangqin Principal Qu Jianqing, Sanxian Associate Principal Huang Guifang and Pipa Principal Yu Jia will be joined by Xu Hui (guzheng), and Jing Po (daruan) to kick off the Virtuoso Series which will explore the “jeu perle” sound of the plucked strings section, presenting pieces that showcases a wide range of moods and expressions with pieces such as ‘Lament at the Changmen Palace’, ‘Tanci San Liu’, and ‘Winter Ducks Frolicking in the Water'.


Piano 1 to 3: The Music of Bill Evans

When: 31 July, 5 PM. Available for streaming until 1 August, 5 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Paying tribute to the American jazz pianist Bill Evans, join Duncan McKee, Mario Lopez, and Geryl Leong as they will play familiar jazz standards from the renowned American pianist such as ‘Waltz for Debby’, ‘Time Remembered’, and more.


Fusion Nation

When: 30 July, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 31 July, 8.15 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

In this performance, Sebastian Ho will showcase his repertoire of songs by Pat Metheny, Mike Stern and Michael Brecker, as well as his own compositions where he will be joined by Nicholas Lee (electric bass), Pablo Calzado (drums), and Ann Gie Lee (piano and keyboard).


Handful of Keys with the Amanda Lee Swingtet

When: 29 July, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 30 July, 8.15 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

If swing music is your jam, let the Amanda Lee Swingtet take you back on a journey to the jazz heydays of the 1930s and 1940s, where they will perform a selection of memorable swing and stride piano pieces such as ‘St. Louis Blues’, ‘Hit That Jive Jack’ and ‘After You’ve Gone’ —all in a trio and quartet format.


Conversations

When: 28 July, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 29 July, 8.15 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Joe Lee joins his mentor and one of Singapore’s most beloved jazz musicians, Andrew Lim, where they discuss and jam to some of their favourite jazz pieces. As the title of the show suggests, don’t miss out on a special evening of musical conversations between teacher and student, and spectacular performances from the duo.


Something Almost Modern

When: 27 July, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 28 July, 8.15 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

In Something Almost Modern, Lily Hargrove and pianist Nick Lim will perform songs from modern jazz artists like Melody Gardot. Hargrove’s repertoire validates her as one of the best pop and contemporary singers in Singapore and she has performed in many festivals such Esplanade’s Mosaic Music Festival and Jazz by the Beach.


JAZZ COLOURED STORIES

When: 26 July, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 27 July, 8.15 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

In Jazz Coloured Stories, Maya Nova puts on a stellar performance of her unreleased original music from the past few years. A Bulgarian songwriter and vocalist, she’s performed at various shows and festivals worldwide around Europe, Asia and North America.


Ernesto Valerio

When: 25 July, 5 PM. Available for streaming until 26 July, 5 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Join jazz trio Ernesto Valerio, Mario Serio, and Nicole Ong in a performance of classic jazz tunes. Look forward to classic tracks by Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and more hits from the 1950s and 1960s.


Piano 1 to 3: Stories of Love and Life by Alina Ramirez

When: 24 July, 5 PM. Available for streaming until 25 July, 6 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Having performed for almost 30 years, Alina Ramirez is an award-winning Latin pianist who is classical-trained. Join her and her band in this performance of both original and classic songs ranging from mellow tunes to upbeat Latin grooves.


Nicole Duffell Organ Quartet

When: 23 July, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 24 July, 8.15 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Featuring Saxophonist Nicole Duffell and her band, get ready for a display of modern yet authentic jazz performances from bebop to blues. The quartet is one of the finest in Singapore’s jazz scene, making this a performance not to be missed.


Impressions of Brazilian Music

When: 19 July, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 20 July, 8.15 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Sarah Chew (vocals), Yap Ting Wei (drums), Chok Kerong (guitar, piano) and Ben Poh (bass) will transport you back to the 1970s their take of classic Brazilian hits by Elis Regina, Djavan, Gilberto Gil and many more.


Mario Serio and UnBroken

When: 18 July, 5 PM. Available for streaming until 19 July, 5 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Veteran jazz pianist Mario Serio will be joined by Fabian Lim (saxophonist), Jimmy Lee (drummer), and Casey Subramaniam (electric bassist) as they will perform pieces of jazz classics and original compositions.


Piano 1 to 3: Sharik Hasan Trio

When: 17 July, 5 PM. Available for streaming until 18 July, 5 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

One of the leading pianists and composers to emerge from India and based in New York City, Sharik Hasan is well-known for his virtuosity and versatility, making him the top-call pianist for many renowned bands and venues. In this performance, he will perform his modern interpretations of well-known jazz standards and original compositions.


'S Wonderful: The Music of George Gershwin

When: 16 July, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 17 July, 8.15 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

The jazz trio, which comprises Lester Ang (saxophone), Aya Sekine (piano), and Tama Goh (drums), will perform some of their famous selections from George Gershwin like ‘But Not For Me’, ‘A Foggy Day’, ‘Liza’, ‘They Can’t Take That Away From Me’, and many more.


Dirty Not Sorry Presents: Takeover Thursday featuring Foxela, Doppelgangerz, Jaxx T and Knightndae

When: 16 July, 11 AM.

Stream it for free on Dirty Not Sorry’s Twitch channel

Based in San Fransisco and Denver, music and event promotion collective Dirty Not Sorry has invited more than 100 artists across Asia and North America to display their talents on their Twitch channel. This time, Singaporean house music enthusiasts Foxela, Doppelgangerz, Jaxx T, and Knightndae will be taking over a three-hour live stream on the Twitch channel to bring you exciting and energetic sets, where this will mark Foxela’s first live performance.


Bop to Bop

When: 15 July, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 16 July, 8.15 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

The Joshua Francis Quarter will bring audiences on a journey that will showcase the history of the famed bebop and hard bop jazz eras. Expect both styles of jazz to be showcased with melodic bop standards like Johnny Green’s ‘Body and Soul’ and Ray Noble’s ‘Cherokee’, and hard bop staples like Thelonious Monk’s ‘In Walked Bud’ and Wes Montgomery’s ‘Jingles’.


The Rachma Lim Trio

When: 14 July, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 15 July, 8.15 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

In this performance, the Rachma Lim Trio explores the transparency and art of the piano trio. Inspired by pianists like Hank Jones,  Ahmad Jamal, Jonny O’Neal and Aaron Diehl, this performance will feature arrangements sprinkled with decisive hits.


The Return of the Blue Monks

When: 13 July, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 14 July, 8.15 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

A mainstay in jam sessions held in Blu Jaz Café on Sundays, Join The Blue Monks as they perform some of their favourite songs played in their jam sessions, including 'Recordame' by Joe Henderson, 'Song for My Father' by Horace Silver, 'Beatrice' by Sam Rivers, 'St. Thomas' by Sonny Rollins and 'I Remember You' by Victor Schertzinger.


Ain't Nothin' But Soul: A Betty Carter Tribute

When: 12 July, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 13 July, 8.15 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Vocalist Sarah-Kei teams up with Marius Andrian (keys), Elaine Wijaya (drums), Gabriel Ng (bass), and Jay Ong (saxophone), to perform a set of tunes made famous by the legendary jazz vocalist Betty Carter in this performance.


Rick Smith & Promise

When: 11 July, 5 PM. Available for streaming until 12 July, 5 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Promise comprises a group of international musicians from the USA, Taiwan, Cuba and Singapore. Together, they will perform a variety of original music written and arranged by Rick Smith. Their performances will feature a wide variety of grooves and textures that reflect their diversity, with a combination of classical textures and subtlety with the improvisational character of jazz reflected on their sound. 


Piano 1 to 43: Tan Weixiang Trio

When: 10 July, 5 PM. Available for streaming until 11 July, 5 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Pianist Tan Weixiang, also known as Wei will be performing fresh takes on old jazz standards. He will also be joined by his long-time trio partners, Benjamin Poh and Soh Wen Ming, to reinterpret material from popular jazz history in joyful, hilarious and intriguing ways.


Exile Quartet

When: 9 July, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 10 July, 8.15 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Coming from different roots and backgrounds, four musicians will present their own blend of jazz, improvised music and contemporary arrangements of renowned pieces from their respective countries, including Arabic folk, Italian opera and original compositions written in Singapore. 


Aledeu Trio

When: 8 July, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 9 July, 8.15 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Presenting an evening of jazz standards, long-time friends and collaborators Alvin Wong, Edmund Wuu, and Eugene Ang will come together as the Aledeu Trio to play pieces by artists like Benny Golson, Sonny Rollins, and Johnny Mercer.


Oo-Bla-Dee! Celebrating the Women in the Band

When: 7 July, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 8 July, 8.15 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Presented by the W in Jazz Band, a collective which aims to spotlight the stories of female jazz musicians, audience members of the show can expect to hear well-known pieces by artists like Mary Lou Williams ('In The Land of Oo-Bla-Dee'), Emily Remler ('Pocket Wes') and Cindy Blackman ('Traffic'). 


Mei Sheum & Sebastian Ho Duo

When: 6 July, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 7 July, 8.15 PM. 

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Veteran musicians Mei Sheum and Sebastian Ho will perform jazz renditions of songs by Thelonious Monk, Chick Corea and even a refreshing re-arrangement of Nirvana's 'Smells Like Teen Spirit'. The two artists have worked with some of the scene's biggest names, including David Tao and Wang Leehom (for Mel Sheum), as well as Kit Chan and Joanna Dong (for Sebastian). 

Swingalese! Songs for Bopping Lovers!

When: 5 July, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 6 July, 8.15 PM. 

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Jazz pioneer Yvette Atienza, together with members of her musical trio, will present intricate vocalese renditions of songs like 'Four' and 'Joyspring'. Vocalese, originating from bebop vocals, is the art of writing lyrics to instrumental solos and singing them.


Joshua Wan: Something I Heard

When: 4 July, 5 PM. Available for streaming until 5 July, 5 PM.

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

In this special concert presented by Esplanade, members of one of Singapore's most recognized neo-jazz groups, The Steve McQueens, will perform their acoustic renditions of tunes like 'Afro Blue', 'Blue in Green' and 'Giant Steps'. 


I Wish I Didn't Write About You - Jaime Wong 

When: 4 July, 9.30 PM.

Catch the livestream on Jaime Wong's Instagram page

Join Singaporean singer-songwriter Jaime Wong on this weekly Sunday livestream series that will feature Jaime and her fellow musician friends dissecting that 'one song' they've written which holds bittersweet memories for them. The upcoming livestream, which is the second in the series, will feature fellow musician Marian Carmel


Piano 1 to 3: Aya Sekine Now Trio

When: 3 July, 5 PM. Available for streaming until 4 July, 5 PM. 

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Pianist Aya Sekine is set to perform jazz pieces from the scene's greatest names — including Thelonious Monk, Chick Corea and Bud Powell. She will be joined by her esteemed Now Trio, which features bassist Christy Smith and drummer Aaron James Lee.


An Evening of Herbie Hancock - Anson Fung Trio

When: 2 July, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming until 3 July, 8.15 PM. 

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

Performing their renditions of jazz legend Herbie Hancock's pieces, the guitar trio is set to delight audience members with their unique arrangements of Hancock's most-recognized songs written across his rich 60-year career. Anson Fung Trio is composed of Anson (guitars), Daryl Chen (bass) and Yap Ting Wei (drums). 


Shawn Letts featuring Darryl Ervin

When: 1 July, 8.15 PM. Available for streaming till 2 July, 8.15 PM. 

Stream it for free on Esplanade Offstage

American musicians Shawn Letts and Darryl Ervin are respected names in the local jazz scene who have made Singapore their home for years. In this one-night only performance, the duo will take the stage together for the first time and perform original compositions that infuse elements of funk, pop and samba.


Enche Ahmad 

When: 10 June, 7.30 PM. Available for streaming until 27 June, 11.59 PM.

Stream it for free here

With nearly two decades of experience in the industry under their belt, Enche Ahmad will perform original songs which have shaped them into who they are today.

Enche Ahmad consists of siblings, three of whom are part of the music group 2D. The final member of the ensemble is the youngest sibling, Rico. This performance is part of Esplanade's Pesta Raya – Malay Festival of Arts.


Kribo Records: Sounds of Lecak 

When: 12 June, 8.30 PM. Available for streaming until 27 June, 11.59 PM. 

Stream it for free here

The Kribo Brothers is an independent label that combines its member's love of the vintage with retro-soul music that saw a revival in Asia during the ’60s & ’70s. The label’s diverse and talented line-up will grace the stage with their vocals and guarantee a memorable night of party hits. This performance is part of Esplanade's Pesta Raya – Malay Festival of Arts.


Music Tuesdays: Strings of Elegance II

When: 22 June, 7.30 PM. Available for streaming until 29 June, 7.30 PM. 

Tickets: S$15, available here

Presented by Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) as part of its 'Music Tuesdays' series, SCO’s Erhu II Associate Principal Li Yulong and Huqin musician Mu Ruixue will take the stage for a rhapsodic evening of Huqin pieces and performances. Be prepared to experience the full gamut of emotions Huqin instruments can evoke in its listeners - from melancholy to joy. 


Coach X Def Jam SEA - Virtual Concert

When: 24 June, 9 PM

Tickets: Available with every COACH purchase till 17 June. Win tickets by registering here

Featuring Singapore's hip-hop triple threats Yung Raja, Fariz Jabba and Alyph, COACH customers who have made purchases before 17 June would have received a password to this exclusive virtual concert, in collaboration with record label Def Jam SEA. The show will also feature regional rap acts from Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesa, including SonaOne, Rayi Putra and DABOYWAY.  


Livestreamed Busking Sessions 

When: 26 June, 12 PM to 11.30 PM

Stream it for free on National Arts Council's Facebook Live.

For the past few weeks, our lively busking scene has grown uneasily quiet as pandemic restrictions dealt heavy blows to live performances in Singapore. Now, the National Arts Council is set to revive this cultural cornerstone through a brand-new digital format, presenting 'Livestreamed Busking Sessions'. Tune in to support your favourite buskers in the comfort of your own homes as we do our part to keep the community COVID-safe. 


Arts@JLG Presents: Notes of Nature

When: 27 June, 6 PM

Stream it for free on NPark's Facebook Live.

Part of SustainableFest 2021, Notes of Nature is an evening of musical performances inspired by Mother Earth, featuring Ding Yi Music Company and Siti Khalijah. Recorded in the heart of one of Singapore's newest national gardens, Jurong Lake Gardes, the performance will also star visual artist Rizman Putra creating art on repurposed wooden platforms. 


《三月天 • 和》Harmony - NUS Chinese Orchestra

When: 18 June, 8 PM

Stream it on NUSCO's YouTube channel here.

NUS Chinese Orchestra's annual Semester 2 production《三月天・和》Harmony promises an evening of heartstirring performances, showcasing the orchestra's unity amidst these challenging pandemic times. The repertoire will include traditional classics like the third movement of Zhongruan concerto Reminiscences of Yunnan《云南回忆》by Liu Xing, as well as a jazz-infused Sheng and Guan double concerto Grasslands Fantasia《草原狂想》by local composers Law Wai Lun and Tan Kah Yong. Audiences can also expect to enjoy contemporary pieces like Danzon No. 2, performed by the orchestra's Dizi ensemble. 


SCCC Cultural Extravaganza - Sing•浪 2021

When: 19 June, 8 PM

Stream it for free on MeWatch. Visit Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre's event page for further details.  

The fourth edition of the concert focuses on showcasing the best of our homegrown maestros and Mandopop talents, with performances by Kit Chan, Joanna Dong, Olivia Ong, Yung Raja, Gina Tan and Benjamin Kheng. The artists will perform hit songs that have been arranged by top local producers like Martin Tang, Kenn C, Goh Kheng Long and Terence Tao


Jazz It Up! A Jazzy Celebration of Chinese Songs 2021 

When: 20 June, 8 PM

Stream it for free on Jazz Association (Singapore)'s Facebook and YouTube, or Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre's Facebook

Presented by JASS and SCCC, a star-studded evening of performances from homegrown talents Joanna Dong, Tay Kewei, Marcus Lee, Weixiang Tan and Jeremy Monteiro await at Jazz It Up! 2021. Expect jazz renditions of popular Chinese classics and hits on this one-night only concert experience that you can enjoy safely at home. This concert was previously a ticketed show that has now been shifted online in view of recent pandemic restrictions. 


Saturday’s Surprisingly Super-Duper Lesson 

When: 29 May, 3 PM. Availabe for streaming until 19 June, 3 PM. 

Tickets: S$20, available here

Featuring music by Singapore Symphony Orchestra as part of its SSO Play On! series, 'Saturday’s Surprisingly Super-Duper Lesson' is an adaptation of the book by Jolene Tan and Isabella Tong about a young girl's doodles coming to life. The concert will introduce young children to the world of classical music through storytelling, illustration and animation. 


Gambus Electronica - Safuan Johari and Azrin Abdullah

When: 12 June, 7 PM 

Stream it for free here

Witness the collision of electronic music and Malay traditional music during sound designer and music producer Safuan Johari and oud player Azrin Abdullah's first-ever collaborative concert. The duo will deliver a one-of-a-kind musical experience by layering traditional melodies with electronic rhythms and textures. This performance is part of Esplanade's Pesta Raya – Malay Festival of Arts.


Pesta Dangdut II - Masnie, Rahila Rashun, Sheer Angullia 

When: 11 June, 8.30 PM. Available for streaming until 12 June, 11.59PM. 

Stream it for free on Esplanade's page

Singapore’s dangdut princess Masnie will put up a dance-worthy performance in this special collaboration with rising music stars and alumnus of Dangdut Academy Asia, Rahila Rashun and Sheer Angullia.

Dangdut is a popular folk music style synonymous with energetic, percussion-driven pop music that is greatly influenced by Hindustani and Arabic music. This performance is part of Esplanade's Pesta Raya – Malay Festival of Arts.


Night Walker 夜行者

When: 11 June, 8 PM. Recorded performance available for streaming from 12 June onwards. 

Stream it for free here

Commissioned by Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre, Night Walker will feature original music composed by Musician, Neil Chua and an electronic soundscape by Sound, played by Aw Wei Zheng.  Fusing the different styles of Ruan music will be Night, played by Bala Saravanan Loganathan, who will be drawing inspiration from Bharathanatyam dance. Time is played by Koh Soo Lin, an experienced actor from Nan Hwa Opera Association


Zouk Digital Reload - Nash D, LeNERD 

When: 11 Jun, 10.30 PM

Stream it for free on Zouk's Facebook page 

Prepare to turn your bedroom into a rave tent with DJs Nash D and LeNERD as they drop the greatest EDM bangers on Zouk Digital. Let your hair down and sing along to all the iconic hits you are familiar with on this livestream set that will take place on Zouk's Facebook and YouTube pages.


SIFA 2021: The Rhythm of Us (VOD)

When: 31 May to 12 June

Tickets: S$15, available here

Presented by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO) and the Singapore Dance Theatre (SDT), The Rhythm of Us is a cross-disciplinary concert that will bring to life three contemporary musical pieces — William Walton's 'Passacaglia for Cello', Henry Cowell’s 'Variations on Thirds', as well as 'The Light Behind Us', an original composition by Singaporean jazz musician Chok Kerong. This concert will be choreographed by SDT director Janek Schergen, Christina Chan, and Pam Tanowitz.


SIFA 2021: A Song For Louis (VOD)

When: 5 June to 12 June, 6 PM and 9 PM

Tickets: S$15, available here

Jazz musicians from Singapore, including Jeremy Monteiro, Joanna Dong, Daniel Wong, Tama Goh, Rit Xu, and Bobby Singh, will come together to honour the life and legacy of Singaporean jazz stalwart Louis Soliano at this intimate and heartwarming pre-recorded concert. Titled "A Song For Louis", the event — part of Singapore International Festival of Arts 2021 (SIFA 2021) — will see each musician pay tribute to Soliano by dedicating a song to him. Soliano himself will also take the stage to present a special showcase.


Festival Opening: Sounding of the Drums

When: 10 June, 645 PM

Stream it for free here

Gendang Akustika, Gamelan Asmaradana, and Aliran Bebas will open this year's Pesta Raya festival with a performance that will bring together sounds as well as movements from across the Malay Archipelago. 


Sachiyo - Beyond the Borders 

When: 4 June, 8 PM. Available for streaming till 6 June, 11.59 PM. 

Tickets: S$50, available here

Homegrown Japanese singer-songwriter Sachiyo is set to wow an online audience with her original tunes, including 'Furusato' and a Japanese version of Dick Lee's iconic number 'Home'. The polyglot songbird made her musical debut in 1997 and has released three albums thus far, along with a charity CD single titled 'A Song of Life' in 2011. This concert will officially mark 55 years of strong bilateral relations between Singapore and Japan. 


A Gift to the Universe - Celebrating Bach III 

When: 21 May, 8 PM. Available for streaming till 4 June, 8 PM.

Tickets: Pay-as-you-wish. S$8, S$20, S$30, S$50. Available here

Presented by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO), this musical tribute to the famed German composer Bach will feature SSO's violinist Ye Lin along with young violin prodigy Chloe Chua in the universally-loved piece 'Double Violin Concerto'. The concert was pre-recorded on 4 February at the iconic Victoria Concert Hall, and is dedicated to Dr. Goh Keng Swee, who was SSO's founding patron. 


The LASALLE Show 2021 - Piano Voyage VII and Graduate Recitals 

When: 28 May to 30 May (Graduate Recitals) and 29 May to 30 May (Piano Voyage)

Stream it for free on LASALLE Singapore's YouTube livestream for Graduate Recitals and Piano Voyage

Presented by graduating students from the Diploma and BA(Hons) Music programmes of LASALLE College of the Arts, these showcases will aim to spotlight their best works. In the Graduate Recitals, expect high-standard music performances ranging across different genres like pop, electronic and jazz by students as they prepare to transition into their professional careers. 

For Piano Voyage VII, expect to watch a multi-disciplinary production featuring students from the different faculties. Classical piano performances will accompany dance and visual arts expositions. Diploma in Music graduand Lucus Fam, who has garnered more than 13 million views across his YouTube piano covers under the moniker 'Pianominion', will be featured in this performance.  


SIFA 2021: As Far As Isolation Goes

When: 21 May to 23 May and 28 May to 30 May, 530 PM, 555 PM, 620 PM, 645 PM, 710 PM, 8 PM, 825 PM, 850 PM, 915 PM, 935 PM PH/SG/MY Standard Time, 

Tickets: S$20, available here

Lebanese-British live artist Tania Al Khoury and musician and street artist Basel Zaraa, who was born as a Palestinian refugee in Syria, will explore the psyche and the physical states of refugees in detention centres during this interactive virtual performance. The event will also feature original music inspired by Zaraa's real-life experiences. 


To Ben or Not to Ben - Benjamin Kheng 

When: 20 May, 9 PM

Watch the livestream on Bigo Live, search for the Bigo Live ID @benjaminkheng.

Get an exclusive opportunity to interact with Benjamin Kheng, participate in games and be serenaded by him. Benjamin will also be conducting a virtual Q&A session, and Bigo Live users can post and share their questions on the Bigo Bar with the hashtag #ToBenOrNotToBen by 20 May, 12pm SGT. 


A Gift To The Universe - Celebrating Bach III

When: 21 May, 8 PM

Tickets: S$8, S$20, S$30, S$50 (on a pay-as-you-wish basis), available here

To honour Bach's legacy, rising violinist Chloe Chua and Singapore Symphony Orchestra First Violinist Ye Lin will perform their own take on the German maestro's 'Double Violin Concerto' in A Gift To The Universe - Celebrating Bach III. The concert will be recorded at the Esplanade Concert Hall in February.


(Cancelled) Best of Alan Tam - Jason Chung

When: 7 June, 3 PM

Tickets: S$8, available here

Local Getai star Jason Chung will put his own spins on Cantopop legend Alan Tam's most iconic songs. Expect to hear tunes such as 'Love Soldier', 'Between Dream', and 'Reality' when you tune in to his performance.

Peter Diaz

When: 16 May, 11 AM

Stream it for free here

Singer, songwriter, and guitarist Peter Diaz will pay tribute to the Bee Gees, Sting, The Beatles, and more music greats who defined the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s during this virtual performance. 


Soul Searching with Umar Sirhan

When: 15 May, 11 AM

Stream it for free here

Homegrown singer Umar Sirhan, who counts John Mayer, Frank Ocean, and Charlie Puth among his biggest musical influences, will take viewers on a trip back to 1990s during this virtual performance. Expect to hear covers of hits from artists such as Brian McKnight, TLC, Jamiroquai, Stevie Wonder, and more.


A Journey to the Past - Marielle Solano and Siti Nur Iman

When: 14 May, 5 PM

Stream it for free here

Marielle Solano and Siti Nur Iman from local music trio The Sugar Bees will present renditions of famous showtunes that they grew up listening to at A Journey to the Past. You would not want to miss this performance if you are a fan of The Wizard of Oz, High School Musical, and films from the Disney catalogue. 


The Hits of Barry Manilow with Robert Fernando

When: 3 May to 16 May 

Tickets: S$8, available here

If you're a fan of Barry Manilow, then this is a concert that you do not want to miss. Join homegrown vocalist Robert Fernando as he covers popular tunes such as 'Mandy', 'I Write The Songs', and 'Can't Smile Without You'.


I Love You 2000s - FOREIGN TALENT

When: 13 May, 11 AM

Stream it for free here

FOREIGN TALENT, comprised of Lisa Haryono, E.T., and Amos Tadete, will take music fans on a nostalgic journey back to the 2000s during their I Love 2000s show. Those who tune in to it will be treated to covers of popular tunes from Beyonce, Paramore, Christina Aguilera, and more. 


Fernvale Virtual Mother's Day Celebration

When: 9 May, 8 PM

Stream it for free here

Organised by Fernvale Community Club, this virtual Mother's Day event will feature performances by getai singers Jessie Yeong and Febe Huang, as well as a mass singalong at 8:38 PM.


To Mum With Love - LimTayPeng X DJs Deming and Jingyun from 96.3 HAO FM 

When: 8 May, 730 PM

Stream it for free here

Singaporean trio LimTayPeng, who are known for songs such as 'The Lo Hei Song' and 'Good Morning Singapore', will take the stage alongside 96.3 HAO FM DJs Deming and Jingyun to present covers of songs that defined the 1990s this Mother's Day weekend. Expect to hear familiar tunes from The Backstreet Boys, Spice Girls, Michael Learns to Rock, Savage Garden, Power Station, Mayday, and more.


The Music of Checkpoint Theatre

When: 29 April to 8 May

Tickets: S$5.90, available here

Checkpoint Theatre will stage their first-ever digital concert The Music of Checkpoint Theatre this year. During the event, Associate Artist weish, who also forms one-half of the electronic duo .gif, will perform reimagined versions of songs from the Checkpoint Theatre repertoire together with a nine-piece band.


4th Lion City Youth Jazz Festival 2021 Finale Concert: The Count and The Duke

When: 24 April, 730 PM

Stream it for free via JASS's Facebook page and YouTube channel

The Finale Concert of this year's Lion City Youth Jazz Festival (LCYJF) will bring together prominent jazz musicians such as Jeremy Monteiro, Alemay Fernandez, Rit Xu, Weixiang Tan, Alex Sipiagin, Shawn Letts, and Scotty Barnhart, who will celebrate the works of Count Basie and Duke Ellington. Those in attendance will also get to hear two brand new compositions — 'The Laughing Watch' and 'Hidden Gems' — from Weixiang Tan and Chok Kerong.


Unforgettable Classics of Yu Tian - Johnny Kiong

When: From now till 18 April

Tickets: S$8, available here

Singaporean veteran vocalist Johnny Kiong will take on the greatest hits of legendary Taiwanese singer Yu Tian at his Esplanade Recital Studio show. Expect to hear songs such as 'Dusk Again' and 'Under The Banyan Tree'.


Sparkle & Serenity (Beethoven and Mozart) - Singapore Symphony Orchestra

 

When: 16 April, 8 PM to 30 April

Tickets: S$8, S$20, S$30, S$50 (on a pay-as-you-wish basis), available here

Watch the Singapore Symphony Orchestra take on two 18th century classics — Mozart's Clarinet Quintet and Beethoven's Piano Quartet No. 3 — at this pre-recorded concert.


Mark Cheng In Recital

When: From now till 11 April

Tickets: S$15, $25, $35, $45 (on a pay-as-you-wish basis), available here

Singaporean pianist Mark Cheng will present 'Dussek Piano Sonata No. 24, Op. 61 ‘Élégie Harmonique’, Granados El Amor y la Muerte: Balada de Goyescas (1911)', 'Alkan Morte de 3 Morceaux dans le genre pathétique', 'Op. 15, Liszt Funérailles des Harmonies poétiques et religieuses, S.173', 'Janáček 1.X.1905 ‘From the Street’', and 'Myaskovsky Piano Sonata No. 2, Op. 13' at this pre-recorded online concert.


The Lady and the Flower - Rahimah Rahim and Fathin Amira

When: From now till 11 April

Tickets: $12, available here

Esteemed local singer Rahimah Rahim has teamed up with singer-songwriter Fathin Amira to transport viewers back to the 1970s and 1980s. At this pre-recorded concert, the duo will celebrate life and art through a selection of songs that hold a special place in their hearts. 


SHC Silver Jubilee Charity Show - Singapore Hospice Council

 

When: 27 March, 730 PM

Tickets: make a donation here

To celebrate its 25th anniversary, the Singapore Hospice Council will be organising a special virtual concert, which will feature performances by prominent names in the local music scene, including Joanna Dong, Rahimah Rahim, and Mr Mohamed Abdullah Alhabshee and the First Fusion Band.


TGIF Music Station: SCCC x YES 933

When: 19 March, 8 PM

Stream it for free via TikTok or Facebook

The Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) and YES 933 have teamed up once more this year to bring back the popular TGIF Music Station event. On 5 March, an all-female ensemble, which includes MICappella's Tay Kexin, Kelly Pan, XiXi Lim, and Soph T will put on a very special performance to celebrate International Women's Day. On 19 March, alumni from Channel U's Campus Superstar competition, including Shawn Tok, Teresa Tseng, Bonnie Loo, and Gwendolyn Lee, will take the stage to present a selection of tunes.


A Date With Friends: The Young Ones: A Tribute to Cliff Richard and The Shadows With Dimension5 and Special Guest Winston Koh of the Phantoms

When: 25 March, 8 PM

Tickets: $12, available here

Homegrown band Dimension5 will celebrate the legendary Cliff Richard and his band, Cliff Richard and The Shadows, alongside Winston Koh of The Phantoms at a very special concert on 25 March.


Haydn's Emperor and Tchaikovsky's Florence - Singapore Symmphony Orchestra

When: 19 March, 8 PM

Tickets: S$8, S$20, S$30, S$50 (on a pay-as-you-wish basis), available here

The Singapore Symphony Orchestra will take on Joseph Haydn's iconic 'Emperor Quartet', which comprises the famous 'Emperor's Hymn', as well as Tchaikovsky's Souvenir de Florence at this pre-recorded virtual concert.


Jason Yu: Journey To Ideals - The Online Concert

When: 14 March, 830 PM 

Tickets: Free, register here

Homegrown singer-songwriter Jason Yu will return with a new EP, titled "Ideals", on 12 March. Two days after its release, Yu will perform live renditions of the tracks on the project, including his latest single 'I Miss You', at a free online concert. Fans who tune in to the show will also get a sneak peek at the song's music video.


Running with Strippers 2021: This Close

When: 13 March, 3 PM

Tickets: Sold out

Scheduled to be held at the Pasir Panjang Power Station this March, Running with Strippers 2021: This Close will feature performances by Cayenne, JJ Low, deførmed, Clarrot, Jema, orderstudio, and more.


Night of Reminiscence - Cheryl Fong

When: 28 February, 630 PM (Available online until 14 March, 1159 PM)

Stream it for free here

Local singer and DJ Cheryl Fong will perform a diverse selection of songs, spanning multiple genres and sung in different languages, at her show at the Esplanade Concourse. Fong is known for her cheerful disposition and her ability to touch the hearts of her listeners.


Miracle of Music - Celebrating Bach II

 

When: 26 February, 8 PM

Tickets: S$8, S$20, $30, S$50 (on a pay-as-you-wish basis), available here

Conductor Joshua Tan, and Singapore Symphony Orchestra veteran violinists Chan Yoong-Han and Kong Zhao Hui will present two violin concertos by the legendary composer Bach. This is not one to be missed if you are a classical music fan.

 

A Song A Day Episode 4: Haneri - Feel That

When: 26 February, 8 PM

Stream it for free here

Singaporean vintage jazz-pop songstress Miss Lou will, based on suggestions from her Instagram followers, attempt to compose a new song in one day with each of her seven guests from the local music scene in this new seven-part web series. In the series' third episode, she will pen a song called  'Feel That' with Haneri.


A Dust in Time by Huang Ruo - A Musical Journey of Reflection & Hope (by re:mix and ACSO String Ensemble)

 

When: 28 February, 5 PM

Stream it for free here

Local string ensembles re:mix, led by violinist Foo Say Ming, and Asian Cultural Symphony Orchestra String Ensemble (ASCO), led by Adrian Chang, will present their own renditions of Huang Ruo's 'A Dust in Time: Passacaglia for Strings' on 21 February and 28 February respectively. The piece by the acclaimed Chinese composer is described as being reflective and meditative in nature and has a structure that is akin to a Tibetan sand mandala.


A Song A Day Episode 3: Sasha M - Beneath The Surface

When: 19 February, 8 PM

Stream it for free here

Singaporean vintage jazz-pop songstress Miss Lou will, based on suggestions from her Instagram followers, attempt to compose a new song in one day with each of her seven guests from the local music scene in this new seven-part web series. In the series' third episode, she will pen a song called  'Beneath The Surface' with Sasha M.


LASELLE's Lunchtime Concert Series: The AJL Groop presents 'Toons at Noon for the Soul'

When: 15 February, 1 PM

Stream it for free here

Led by drummer Aaron James Lee, The AJL Groop will perform a blend of original compositions as well as famous numbers from the Great American Songbook at this one-of-a-kind lunchtime concert.


Pulse Night

When: 7 February, 5 PM 

Stream it for free here

A joint venture between Singapore Polytechnic Student's Union (SPSU), local production house AROSSOBENCH, and the Singapore Association for Mental Health, Pulse Night will bring together Singaporean musicians such as Annette Lee, YAO, AE$OP CASH, Louis Indigo, ChrisKris, and YAN for a special virtual music festival. Expect to be dazzled by digital and visual effects created by AROSSOBENCH while you enjoy performances by some of the most exciting acts in the Singaporean music scene at the moment.


A Song A Day Episode 2: Tim De Cotta - Stardust

When: 5 February, 8 PM

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Singaporean vintage jazz-pop songstress Miss Lou will, based on suggestions from her Instagram followers, attempt to compose a new song in one day with each of her seven guests from the local music scene in this new seven-part web series. In the series' second episode, she will pen a song called  'Stardust' with Tim De Cotta.


SkateSG Somerset Battle Grounds

When: 30 January, 7 PM

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Organised by SkateSG, the Somerset Battle Grounds skateboarding competition at *SCAPE will also feature a slew of performances by notable local names, such as emo math-rock outfit Forests,  hip-hop star Yung Raja, Sobs, Bad Dod, and rapper Akeem Jahat


LASELLE's Lunchtime Concert Series: Bakers in Space

When: 1 Feb, 1 PM

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Singaporean indie rock band Bakers in Space are known for their unique brand of music, which melds elements from genres such as indie rock, reggae, punk and post-rock. You can expect to hear songs from their debut EP Implosions and the follow-up to it, Magma, when you tune in to their performance.


Bryan Chua

When: 30 January, 7 PM

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Bryan Chua is a talented singer-songwriter who tells engaging stories through his music and makes it a point to involve his audiences as much as possible in his performances. Tune in on 30 January to watch him present original songs that touch on relatable themes as well as issues such as mental health.


Solid Glow Live (Part of SMU Patron's Day 2021)

When: 29 January, 8 PM

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Singapore Management University (SMU) Patron's Day 2021 is shaping up to be a really exciting one, thanks to the star-studded performance lineup that it is set to feature. Confirmed acts include Tabitha Nauser, Yung Raja, Mandopop duo The Freshman, and singer-songwriter Annette Lee. The 100-minute concert will also use XR technology to give viewers a unique and immersive experience. 


A Song A Day Episode 1: Owen Li - There You Were

When: 29 January, 8 PM

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Singaporean vintage jazz-pop songstress Miss Lou will, based on suggestions from her Instagram followers, attempt to compose a new song in one day with each of her seven guests from the local music scene in this new seven-part web series. In the series premiere, she will pen a Pop-R&B duet titled 'There You Were' with Owen Li.


RENE

When: 28 and 29 January, 7 PM

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If you are a fan of acts such as Avril Lavigne, Paramore and McFly, chances are you will love what RENE has to offer. Blending the influences of these artists with a highly personal and reflective approach to songwriting — which deals with themes such as relationships, coming of age, and social problems — the indie pop-rock singer has successfully created a unique sound for herself. You can look forward to hearing acoustic renditions of songs from her discography when you tune in to her performances on 28 and 29 January. 


JASS@HOME: Taking Flight

When: 24 January, 8 PM

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End off your weekend on a good note by watching the Jazz Association Singapore Orchestra (JASSO), led by local jazz heavyweight Jeremy Monteiro and comprised of international musicians such as Krit Buranavitayawut and Tom Walsh, take you on a journey through London, Borneo and Bangkok. The Jazz Association Singapore Youth Orchestra (JAYYSO!) will also be present to present four new songs.


Zalelo

When: 23 January, 7 PM

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Having experimented with pop, R&B and even rap, Zalelo has proven that she is an artist who is not afraid to switch up her sound once in a while. The songstress — who has topped the RIA 89.7FM chart twice — will perform a selection of songs from her repertoire in both English and Malay with her band PyraMic!. Those in attendance can also expect to hear a few unreleased tracks.


Subway's Cheesechella Music Fest 2021

When: 23 January, 3 PM

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In a surprise announcement, Subway Singapore announced that it will be bringing together 8 acts from Singapore and Malaysia — including Narelle Kheng, Ffion, Lunadira, Leon Sapphire, Nyk, Talitha, BGourd, and Don Aaron — for a special mini music festival called "Cheesechella"


Live in the Library : Marian Carmel

When: 22 January, 7 PM

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Marian Carmel is a gifted lyricist and vocalist who counts R&B artists such as Lianne La Havas and Emily King among her greatest musical influences. In her musical career, Carmel has had opportunities to work alongside renowned local musicians, including Evanturetime, Jack and Rai, and Charlie Lim. Her upcoming performance will be livestreamed from library@orchard.


Mozart's Violet and Beethoven's Serioso by the SSO

When: 22 January, 8 PM

Tickets: S$10, S$20, S$30, S$50^ (on a pay-as-you-wish basis), available here

Watch as the Singapore Symphony Orchestra — comprising Chan Yoong-Han (violin), Kong Xianlong (violin), Chikako Sasaki (violin), Zhao Tian (violin), Marietta Ku (viola), Wang Dandan (viola) and Jamshid Saydikarimov (cello) — pays homage to legendary composers Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Ludwig van Beethoven by taking on some of their most influential creations. 


The Staircase Duo

When: 19 and 20 January, 7 PM

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Shanice and Inez have gone from playing at neighbourhood staircases to performing for President of Singapore Halimah Yacob in the time that they have spent together as The Staircase Duo. Tune in on 19 and 20 January to watch them present covers of famous pop songs as well as their own compositions.


Keyana

When: 18 January, 7 PM

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At just 17 years of age, singer-songwriter KEYANA has already proven herself as a force to be reckoned with in the local R&B scene. She ended off 2020 on a high with two impressive releases — her debut single 'Save It' and the follow-up song 'Scorpio'. You can expect to hear these tracks, along with a selection of covers when she takes the stage on 18 January.


Baroque Operatic Delights

When: 15 January, 8 PM

Tickets: S$10, available here

At Baroque Operatic Delights, the Singapore Lyric Orchestra will tell the stories of ancient "kings" and "queens" through performances of songs from world famous operas such as Alcina, Rinaldo, Xerxes, Samson and Solomon. The orchestra will be conducted by Joshua Kangmin Tan. He will be accompanied by soprano Joyce Lee Tung and baritone Alvin Tan.


TGIF RE•MIX Music Station: SCCC x YES 933

When: 15 January, 7:30 PM

Stream it for free via TikTok or SCCC, YES 933, 8world Entertainment and Lifestyle, KKBOXX, and Cross Ratio Entertainment on Facebook

The Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) and YES 933 have teamed up once more to bring back the popular TGIF Music Station. Part of the SCCC's RE•MIX festival, the 2021 iteration of the event will feature a star-studded lineup of local acts, including former K-Pop star Ferlyn G, Electronic R&B and Hip Hop group Finger Funk, singer/actress JJ Neo, songster Qiu Feng Ze, rising Mandopop duo The Cold Cut Duo and AL4HA.


Daniel Sid

When: 13 and 14 January, 7 PM

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Since his humble beginnings as a busker, local singer-songwriter Daniel Sid has won the hearts of many around the world with his soulful vocals and rich and emotive lyrics. Today, he is being compared to musicians such as Hozier and Passenger, who also happen to be people he looks up to. 


Cravism

When: 8 January, 7 PM

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Multitalented hip hop producer Cravism has had his works featured at Adidas Originals flagship stores around the world and opened for familiar names in the hip hop scene, such as Slum Village and Cosmo Midnight since making his debut. Expect to hear a unique blend of jazz and lo-fi elements and hip hop beats when you tune in to his performance. He will be joined by local singer emmeline on 8 January.