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Presenting #StageOnScreen For All Live Entertainment Fans
A video hub of all your favourite live entertainment shows - bringing the stage to you on screen. Ranging from concerts, orchestra, to full theatre recordings, relive the magic of these great works again! As we await the day that we reunite at the stage, grab a seat at home and enjoy these great events of the past. Check back on this page every Friday for the latest uploads and upcoming online releases!
#WatchFromHome? Here’s your guide to free entertainment online
There is nothing like experiencing a concert or a play live in the theatre. But hey, with great content, you can still enjoy it in the next best possible way too - from home! We’ve put together a handy, comprehensive list of recordings, live-streams and virtual tours to get you started on your daily dose of live entertainment on-demand. Meanwhile, we also have a dedicated hub of online videos from past SISTIC events at #StageOnScreen! As this list is going to get really long, here is a helpful section listing to help you get to where you need to: Upcoming releases Already released, by genre: Concerts Theatre & Musicals Comedy Orchestra Dance Kids Virtual Tours Mark your calendars for these upcoming releases: 2 May 2020, 2am (Available for 48 hours): Andrew Lloyd Webber — The Royal Albert Hall Celebration 1998 3 May 2020, 9am: Jazz at Play: Rani Singam and Andrew Lim by Singapore International Festival of Arts 4 May 2020, 7.30pm: Believe in the Future Online Charity Concert <相信未来>百名音乐人在线义演 (ft. G.E.M Tang, JJ Lin, Hacken Lee, Joey Yung, etc) 5 May 2020, 3am (Available till 17 May 2020): The Two Noble Kinsmen by Shakespeare’s Globe 5 May 2020, 4am (Daily till 16 May 2020): New York Guitar Festival 7 May 2020: RED SKY by Nine Years Theatre 7 May 2020, 9pm: Supervision with Live Talkback by WILD RICE 8 May 2020: Don Quixote by Bolshoi Ballet 8 May 2020, 7.30pm: Monkey Goes West by WILD RICE 10 May, 2am - 11 May 2020: Global Dance Digital Festival (ft. ig Gigantic, Carbin, Crankdat, Nitti Gritti, Hex Cougar, Pegboard Nerds, QUIX) 12 May 2020 (Available for extended period of time): Macbeth by Shakespeare’s Globe 14 May 2020, 9pm: Monkey Goes West with Live Talkback by WILD RICE 16 May, 2am: Anastasia by The Royal Ballet 19 May 2020, 3am (Available till 31 May 2020): The Winter’s Tale by Shakespeare’s Globe 2 June 2020, 3am (Available till 14 Jun 2020): The Merry Wives of Windsor by Shakespeare’s Globe 15 June 2020, 3am (Available till 28 Jun 2020): A Midsummer's Night Dream by Shakespeare’s Globe Concerts Diplo – Corona World Tour Weekly DJ Sets Producer Diplo plays 4 sets weekly, with daily themes such as Coronasabbath. Check his schedule here. JJ Lin 林俊傑 – 327 LOVE WISHES Live Stream 直播見面会 Featuring special collaborations with some of the biggest names in Mandopop such as David Tao, Tanya Chua and Mayday, this is one star-studded special online concert that fans should not miss! Mike Shinoda – Music Production Livestream Watch the hip-hop veteran Mike Shinoda's daily music production process such as beat-making and recreating Nintendo Game Boy sounds. If creating tracks is a skill you wish to master, be sure to follow him on his YouTube channel! One World: Together At Home Together Special Concert by Global Citizen, Lady Gaga and WHO Image: Global Citizen The mega 8-hour online concert was put together to celebrate COVID-19 workers and encourage the global audience to stay home. Featuring artistes all around the world such as Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift, John Legend, Eason Chan, SuperM, Jennifer Lopez, Billie Eillish and more. Radiohead – Various concert recordings Full recordings of Radiohead’s concerts Live in Berlin (September 2016) and Live From A Tent in Dublin (October 2000) are now on Radiohead’s YouTube #StayHome playlist. Singapore International Festival of Arts - International Jazz Day SIFA may be taking a hiatus for 2020, but the festival lives on through a slew of digital exclusives lined up for you! For International Jazz Day, expect new releases from 30 April to 3 May 2020, accompanied by learning resources for those who would like to pick up a few jazz skill or two! Siti Nurhaliza - Livestream The queen of Malay music treats fans with a YouTube live chat as well as karaoke session from home. Theatre & Musicals Department of Dreams – City Garage (USA) In this Orweillian comedy, a government collects its citizens dreams in a central depository and sifts through it for threats. It is part of the The International Online Theatre Festival 2020. FAUST/US – Nine Years Theatre (Singapore) [Available till 6 May 2020] A bold exploration of the German classic play Faust by Goethe, Faust is re-imagined as a female academic, whom Mephistopheles makes a deal with to spend the rest of her life with him, as he shows her a lifetime of everything she desires, in exchange for her soul in the beyond. Performed in Mandarin with English and Chinese subtitles. Frankenstein – National Theatre (UK) [Available till 9 May 2020, 3am] Watch Danny Boyle's monster hit Frankenstein with Jonny Lee Miller as the creature and Benedict Cumberbatch as Victor Frankenstein. Late Company (Advisory 16: Mature Content) – Pangdemonium (Singapore) Photo: Crispian Chan [Available till 7 May 2020] Late Company shines a stark light on our mutating 21st century society and volatile youth culture, and asks the urgent question: are we too late? Liao Zhai Rocks! A Chinese Musical 华语摇滚音乐剧《聊斋》– The Theatre Practice 实践剧场 (Singapore) [Available till 10 May 2020] Inspired by Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio (聊斋志异), a collection of classic Chinese stories by Qing dynasty writer Pu Songling, Liao Zhai Rocks! tells a supernatural tale of forbidden love through the explosive force and gritty rawness of rock music. Romeo and Juliet – Shakespeare’s Globe (UK) [Available till 4 May 2020, 8am] Shakespeare fans will surely want to catch this Shakespeare classic handled by Shakespeare’s Globe themselves, in the iconic Globe Theatre where the Bard himself staged his plays. Rosnah – The Necessary Stage (Singapore) Photo: Crispian Chan [Available till 25 May 2020] Throughout Ramadan and up till Hari Raya, catch this play about Rosnah, a young Malay Muslim woman who leaves home for the first time to study in London. As she forges new connections with friends who differ from her in all respects, would she be able to balance tradition and liberal ideals without losing her identity? This play is performed in Malay with English subtitles. Don’t miss The Necessary Stage’s next free video access for the month of May by checking out our #StageOnScreen local content hub! Supervision - Wild Rice (Singapore) [Available from 8 May 2020, 3pm] A gripping story of a daughter clashing with her father over her questionable caregiving methods – with their domestic helper caught in between. Winner of Best Original Script at the 2019 Straits Times Life! Theatre Awards. The Clock God From The West 西洋钟 – Quirky Moth Theatre 鼓楼西剧场 (China) Produced by one of the leading theatre companies in China, this melodramatic fantasy piece incorporates Peking Opera elements while exploring how a family in the late Qing dynasty seeks to turn back time and find a resolution from their destitute circumstances via a magical Western clock gifted by the late Empress. It is part of the The International Online Theatre Festival 2020. Comedy #50DaysofLaughter - Dream Academy (Singapore) For 50 days, Dream Academy will upload daily comedic skits from Kumar, Broadway Beng, Selena Tan, Rishi Budhrani, Dim Sum Dollies and more. The Daily Social Distancing Show - Trevor Noah (USA) Social distancing can’t stop the Daily Show, as Trevor Noah continues to deliver laughter and wit to us from a safe distance. Opera and Orchestra Concertgebouworkest - Piano Concerto No. 3 - Rachmaninoff One of the world’s top orchestras, the Concertgebouworkest from The Netherlands will be premiering full concert recordings every few days. Check their schedule here. Ding Yi Music Company – Musical Frontiers 2019 A cross-cultural showcase featuring the award-winning Vietnamese Bamboo Ensemble, Suc Son Moi, with Ding Yi Music Company, Singapore’s Chinese chamber music ensemble. Catch more of their digital exclusives on their YouTube channel. Municipal Theatre of Bologna – The Barber of Seville by Rossini Experience an comic opera masterpiece composed by one of the most noted Italian masters Gioachino Rossini, in one of the most important opera houses of Italy. View more from last season's opera performances in their channel. Singapore Chinese Orchestra - #dabaoSCO Singapore’s premiere Chinese orchestra lets you “dabao” home their past concerts recordings on YouTube! They are also posting short daily clips from musicians playing fun tunes on their Facebook and Instagram. Said tunes include #ClapforSG to the beat of Ravel’s Bolero, and Studio Ghibli classics via a virtual Chinese orchestra. Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra - #SNYCOReplay Relish the virtuosity of young musical talents with award-winning compositions as SNYCO brings back their past concerts on their YouTube channel. Singapore Symphony Orchestra – #SSOPlayOn Digital Season SSO continues to delight orchestra fans online with more than 3 weekly uploads, including newly released concert footage, music meditation and more! See SSO’s upcoming online releases at #StageOnScreen video hub of SISTIC events! The Royal Opera - Gloriana As Queen Elizabeth I approaches the end of her reign and her affection for the impulsive Earl of Essex is tested, should she follow the guidance of her advisors or will she be swayed by emotion? The juxtaposition of the modern and the archaic in William Plomer’s libretto is amplified in music that artfully fuses the sounds and manners of Tudor England. Dance Franz Kafka’s The Metamorphosis - The Royal Ballet (UK) This dance-theatre interpretation of Kafka’s novel has enraptured its YouTube audience, as evident from the effusive praises in the video comments. Be sure to catch it before 24 Apr 2020. In The Moment (一念) – Frontier Danceland (Singapore) Presented at Kuandu Arts Festival 2017 (Taiwan), In the Moment (一念) is a discovery of truth and reality through relationships and circumstances faced while pursuing one's dreams. Available till 30 Apr 2020. Be updated with Frontier Danceland’s upcoming online releases at #StageOnScreen video hub of SISTIC events! Live Dance Class – 1MILLION Dance Studio (South Korea) Daily and past live dance classes by the dance studio that choreographed hit dances for K-pop superstars TWICE (‘TT’), Sunmi (‘Gashina’), and more. Live The Moment - Satkara - Unleashing the Spirit of Sattriya (India) Indian classical dance performed live in the dancers’ residences every day at 10.30pm (SGT). The Winter's Tale - The Royal Ballet (UK) The Royal Ballet performs Christopher Wheeldon's The Winter's Tale, an adaptation of the William Shakespeare play of the same name. Catch more upcoming YouTube premieres by them at their channel! Kids Fun At Home Activities – Sesame Street (USA) Make being home with kids great again with this incredible playlist of 40 videos full of DIY crafts, dance, food, story-telling and even MONSTER MEDITATION! This playlist is also for the parents who loved Sesame Street too – here’s a self-care PSA from them to you! Hug The Tree – Paper Monkey Theatre (Singapore) Based on an Indian folktale, a group of villagers tries to save the trees in their community. Inspire a love for nature in your little one through this play! Storytime with Uncle Joe and Aunty Faridah (Malaysia) This animated duo from Malaysia has got you parents’ back with a series of fun stories for your child’s reading time. Young Children’s Concert – Singapore Chinese Orchestra Let your children learn about wind instruments in the Chinese Orchestra in an engaging manner, through a fun story narrated by the conductor himself, while conducting the orchestra. Perfect as a home-based learning resource. Virtual Tours National Museum of Singapore - An Old New World Digital Edition (Singapore) An Old New World: Digital Edition allows you to virtually explore the exhibition An Old New World: From the East Indies to the Founding of Singapore, 1600s–1819, which features personal collections from the families of Stamford Raffles and William Farquhar, as well as treasures from international museums such as the Royal Collections Trust, London to highlights from our National Collection. Singapore Philatelic Museum (Singapore) Photo: National Heritage Board, Singapore Philatelic Museum More than just a stamp museum, the SPM curates colourful exhibitions which transports children and adults alike into a different world. Check out full virtual tours of their Little Prince: Behind the Story exhibition and the Harry Potter-themed Collecting Magic: From Stamps to Wands. Forbidden City (China) Home to 24 Chinese emperors, the Forbidden City is majestic in architecture and resplendent with cultural artefacts. Take an architecture tour, or take your pick of the exhibits on display! If you are a Huan Zhu Ge Ge fan, you will want to check out the Shufang Zhai tour where the princesses lived in. British Museum (UK) The great British Museum needs no introduction to the museum enthusiast. View their enormous artefact collection via their place in a digital interactive timeline of world history. Van Gogh Museum (The Netherlands) Housing the most famous of Van Gogh art, take virtual tours of the museum, the digitally archived collection of artwork or check out their online exhibits exploring the artist’s life. Keep updated with the latest online video content from local art & culture groups at SISTIC's #StageOnScreen hub.
Jazz up video calls with fun live entertainment backgrounds
There are no better selfies which capture the zeitgeist of 2020 than screenshots of your video meetings. Birthday parties, game nights, happy hours, work meetings, and everything else that would typically fill your calendar are happening over video calls. It's time to inject some creativity into this new normal to spice things up and keep it novel! We have rounded up the best video-conferencing backgrounds that will get you connected to the arts, allowing you to bring that concert or stage atmosphere to your chat, or be in your favourite museums! To download, simply right click on the image, and hit “Save Image As…” to save right into your device! 1. Spark conversation with these sci-fi feels. Images: Science Centre Singapore Be transported into a whole new realm and fulfil your sci-fi movie fantasies. When this Circuit Breaker is over, you can head down to Science Centre Singapore to experience these very scenes in person! 2. Dreaming of a magical love story? This is for you. Image: Devdas by Arte Compass The perfect backdrop for a romantic, resplendent with a palace and a starry night sky. This background features 1917's India, the setting for the Devdas, one of the most famous love sagas in Indian literature. Be sure to catch the stage musical’s world premiere in Singapore, come August 2020. 3. Channel your inner Ben Stiller in a night (or day) at the museum. Images: NUS Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum Surprise others with three 150-million-year-old authentic dinosaur fossils or Singapore’s one and only Sperm Whale skeleton. Use these backgrounds from our very own NUS Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum! Image: National Museum of Singapore With this background, you will look as if you just stepped into an enchanted forest straight out of folklores and fairy tales. Can you believe that this is taken from the National Museum of Singapore’s Story of the Forest at the Glass Rotunda? Image: National Museum of Singapore Under the famed dome roof of the National Museum of Singapore, many tourists, local and blogshop models have posed and taken their snaps. Get creative with your very own video call photoshoot with this white, beautifully symmetrical and highly Instagrammable background. 4. Got the performance bug? Take the stage with these backgrounds. Images: LA Comedy Live Are you the life of the party, the joker of the gang? Take centre stage as the comedian or show your host role with these stage backgrounds! Whether you are feeling fancy or functional, these comedy club stage backdrops will serve you well. Images: LAMC Productions Image: Bandwagon Musicians and band performers, show your passion for your craft with these backgrounds! Or if you have yet to pick up an instrument, now’s a good time to chase it and live out your rock star dreams! Image: Devdas by Arte Compass Try being an Indian actor-dancer for the day. Deck yourself with your finest, colourful garments and you’ll fit right in! This background from Devdas presents many possibilities: be the other protagonist in a love story, objecting parents, fellow dancer… you write the script! 5. And for the crowd who simply loves live entertainment, recreate a little of that atmosphere online with these! Image: Bandwagon Be part of the surf. Whether you are a surfer, supporter or have yet to join in a good crowd surf, this is one you can surely take part in without fear! Image: LAMC Productions And till the day we see you in the audience again, stay safe, smile and keep rocking ✌️ Share with us the fun you are having with these backgrounds by tagging us @SISTIC on Facebook and @sisticsingapore on Instagram!
Help our local arts groups tide over COVID-19 - here's how you can contribute
With the unprecedented closure of all entertainment outlets, live performances have come to a standstill with a series of nation-wide COVID-19 circuit breaker measures in place. Even as we fully support our national effort, these extraordinary times may prove pivotal to the survival of many local arts groups. Here at SISTIC, we take pride in being a partner of the local arts scene. If you love the arts as much as we do, please consider opting for donating your ticket value instead of refunding, or give to an arts group to help them weather this storm. Here's how you can contribute: Existing Ticket Holders We are just as bummed that you are unable to attend these events due to postponement or cancellation. The events below provide the option for you to donate your ticket value instead of refunds. One day in the hopefully-near future, we hope you will be able to catch their productions again! Event Deadline Donation Link Songs of Liu Sanjie - A Musical in Concert / 歌乐《刘三姐》 by Singapore Chinese Orchestra 8 May 2020 Click here The events' donation links listed in the above table are only for ticket-holders of the respective events, and donations are towards the organiser/promoter of the event. General donations Name of Group Donation Link Checkpoint Theatre Click here Drama Box 戏剧盒 Click here Ding Yi Music Company 鼎艺团 Click here Dream Academy Click here Frontier Danceland Click here Nine Years Theatre 九年剧场 Click here OH! Open House Click here Orchestra of the Music Makers (OMM) Click here Pangdemonium Click here Resound Collective Click here Singapore Chinese Orchestra 新加坡华乐团 Click here Singapore Dance Theatre Click here Singapore Repertory Theatre Click here Singapore Symphony Orchestra Click here Sing'theatre Click here Teater Ekamatra Click here TheatreWorks Click here The Finger Players 十指帮 Click here The Fool Theatre Click here T.H.E Dance Company Click here The Necessary Stage Click here The Theatre Practice 实践剧场 Click here Toy Factory Productions 肥料厂 Click here Wild Rice Click here These lists are non-exhaustive and will be updated. If you would like your group to be listed here, get in touch with us at marcom@sistic.com.sg. About the groups Checkpoint Theatre is a company of storytellers, focusing on original Singapore content across different media, platforms, and genres. They present original theatrical and multidisciplinary works, publish anthologies of original plays written by Singapore playwrights, and mentor emerging creatives. Works include Normal and Displaced Persons' Welcome Dinner. Drama Box is a socially-engaged theatre company known for creating works that shine a spotlight on marginalised narratives and making space for the communal contemplation of complex issues, provoking a deeper understanding of Singapore's culture, history and identity. Works include Chinatown Crossings and The Lesson. Ding Yi Music Company 鼎艺团 is recognised as one of Singapore’s most prodigious Chinese chamber music ensembles. It is committed to illuminating both traditional Chinese Music Repertoires and contemporary compositions locally and internationally. Dream Academy is an entertainment theatre company in Singapore that writes and creates original high quality shows with its unique brand of satire, irony, comedy and heart. Works include Dim Sum Dollies®, Happy Ever Laughter® and Vote Kumar (coming Oct 2020). Frontier Danceland is a non-profit, contemporary dance repertory company in Singapore that transitioned to a full-time, professional company in 2011. The company also creates opportunities for Singaporean and international dance artists to create and present diverse, experimental and accessible dance works. It has represented Singapore internationally, including three sold-out shows at Batsheva Dance Company in Israel in 2016. Works include SIDES and MILIEU. Nine Years Theatre 九年剧场 is a Singapore Mandarin theatre company co-founded by Nelson Chia and Mia Chee. The company focuses on the re-imagination of classic work and the creation of new work. Works include FAUST/US and First Fleet. Pangdemonium is a proudly Singaporean theatre company with a mission to tell stories on the stage which are challenging, inspiring, relevant, accessible, and above all, of the highest artistic, entertainment and productions values, in a league with the very best of theatre internationally. Works include The Pillowman and This is What Happens to Pretty Girls. Resound Collective is a musicians' collective that showcases music for small ensembles. A Singapore-based charity, the main performing groups organised by the collective are a chamber orchestra, re:Sound, and a string quartet, the Concordia Quartet. OH! Open House is an independent arts organisation that tells alternative stories of Singapore through art. Since 2009, they have provided more than 20,000 people with the unique experience of appreciating art and heritage outside of museums and galleries – from strangers’ homes to underutilised public spaces. The Orchestra of the Music Makers (OMM) is a Singapore-based symphony orchestra established in 2008. OMM comprises over 140 highly-trained volunteer musicians and although many have chosen careers outside of music, our musicians are dedicated to the high standards of music-making and community work which OMM stands for. Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) is Singapore’s only professional national Chinese orchestra. With Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong as its patron, SCO takes on the twin role of preserving traditional arts and culture and establishing its unique identity through the incorporation of Southeast Asian cultural elements in its music. See their 2020 Concert Season here. Singapore Dance Theatre is Singapore’s premier professional dance company comprising of 35 Company dancers plus apprentices, performing 6 seasons annually. Works include Ballet Under the Stars, Masterpiece in Motion, and Passages. Singapore Repertory Theatre is one of the leading English language theatre producers and presenters in Asia. In addition to its repertoire of original musicals like Forbidden City: Portrait of an Empress, the company has produced a number of critically acclaimed plays that include ART, Disgraced and The Lifespan of a Fact as well as the iconic series of Shakespeare in the Park. SRT is also one of the biggest producers of children’s theatre in Southeast Asia with shows like Three Little Pigs, Red Riding Hood, Fly High (coming Oct 2020), and Mandarin performances such as The Cat in the Hat. Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO) is Singapore’s flagship orchestra, touching lives through classical music and providing the heartbeat of the cultural scene in the cosmopolitan city-state. In addition to its subscription series concerts, the orchestra is well-loved for its outdoor and community appearances, and its significant role educating the young people of Singapore. Check out their digital season here. Sing'theatre uses primarily the musical theatre genre and music to bring social conversations and personal struggles to the stage. They take current issues in society, give them a unique perspective and make them resonate with Singaporeans. Sing’theatre has produced A Singaporean in Paris, Souvenir and A Spoonful of Sherman. Teater Ekamatra is an established and exciting Singaporean arts company helmed by director and performer Mohd Fared Jainal that spotlights artists of diverse ethnicities and staging daring works that address socio-political issues. Works include Tiger of Malaya and GRC (Geng Rebut Cabinet). TheatreWorks is an independent, non-profit Singaporean theatre company that supports Singapore artists, and articulates the Singapore arts through its various productions and developmental programmes. It also provides residencies for visual artists, documentary filmmakers or creatives working in contemporary visual culture and new media. Works include Army Daze and Fried Rice Paradise. The Finger Players 十指帮 is one of Singapore's leading theatre companies, best known for inventively fusing puppetry elements into its visually-arresting productions, and its strong advocacy of puppetry. Works include Roots and Turn by Turn We Turn. The Fool Theatre creates new and original bilingual works that provides different narratives to the Singapore story and address immediate social issues. Works include Because It's Fun and Rock Guardians of the Sea. T.H.E Dance Company is a Singaporean dance company synonymous with groundbreaking contemporary dance works, and is frequently commissioned by and at major local and international arts festivals. It also helms the M1 Contact Contemporary Dance Festival. The Necessary Stage is a non-profit theatre company which creates challenging, indigenous and innovative theatre that touches the heart and mind. It is also the organiser of the annual M1 Singapore Fringe Festival. Works include Off Centre and Those Who Can’t, Teach. The Theatre Practice 实践剧场 is Singapore’s longest-standing professional bilingual theatre institution. It strives to be an arts space in Singapore that consciously nurtures and empowers people who care about humanity and reflect the richness and complexities of Singapore’s diverse cultures. Works include Four Horse Road and Lao Jiu: The Musical. Toy Factory Productions 肥料厂 is an advocate to creating a legacy of original Asian stories on stage – often toggling between vastly different languages, dialects and styles in order to present the purest form of theatrical storytelling onto Singapore’s main stage and the region. Works include A Dream Under The Southern Bough (SIFA), 7 Sages of Bamboo Grove (Huayi Festival) and Titoudao. Wild Rice was founded by theatre practitioner Ivan Heng, and is recognised today as one of Singapore’s leading professional theatre companies that present new and original works as well as new productions from the Singapore repertoire and World Classics. Works include Emily of Emerald Hill, Grandmother Tongue (coming Aug 2020) and Hotel (coming 2021).
International headliners to grace Asia's first music and lifestyle mega festival
Singapore, January 14, 2020 — IMC Live Global is stoked to present the inaugural music and lifestyle festival, One Love Asia Festival, in two vibrant Asian metropolises - Singapore and Osaka in 2020. A first in Asia, this festival brings together a stellar lineup of Asian and international acts, plus interactive experiences to provide festival goers a mind-blowing experience. The two-day festival in Singapore showcases 15 international and regional pop icons, state-of-the-art production, sound and lighting. “For the first time ever, we have an amazing lineup of big acts gracing one stage and entertaining fans with full-set (30 to 45 minutes each) performances,” says IMC Captasia Group Chief Operating Officer Romell Song. The mega lineup includes Stefanie Sun, Jolin Tsai, BoA, Joker Xue, Hebe Tien, Show Lo, Tanya Chua, indie band EggPlantEgg, Goo Goo Dolls, Greyson Chance, pop-rock band Potato, KLEAR, and singer-songwriter Naoto Inti Raymi, lending One Love Asia Festival its international and regional slant. Festival goers rooting for homegrown acts will be feted with high-octane shows by homegrown hip hop artists ShiGGa Shay and THELIONCITYBOY. Flecked with local lingos and references, the artistes’ works inject peppy Singapore flavours into the festival. Music extravaganza aside, the festival’s Curated Village will offer an array of activities and gastronomic delights. Accessible, Instagram worthy and strategically located, Bayfront Event Space Singapore is the choice venue for One Love Asia Festival. The two-day fete is slated for November 7 & 8, 2020 with tickets priced at S$88/day or S$158 for a 2-day standing pass (General Admission) and S$128/day or S$218 for a 2-day standing pass (Premium Admission). The two-day passes have limited quantities available. Smacked in the city centre, Bayfront Event Space has ample parking space and is connected with the MRT and public buses. With a postcard perfect view of Singapore skyline, the venue is also a stone’s throw from Marina Bay Sands, Singapore’s iconic hotel and landmark. The two-day event is expected to draw 25,000 to 30,000 festival goers. IMC Live Global plans to position One Love Asia Festival as the mega music and lifestyle festival on the mainstream festival circuit, and bring the brand to more cities in Asia from 2021. Get your tickets for One Love Asia Festival Singapore 2020 here.
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