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This week, it’s all about the thrill of the grill at the much anticipated Sentosa Grillfest. Don’t think we’re slowing down on the Christmas fun – the Sustainable Christmas Market is back at South Beach along with a special Hello Kitty edition of Changi Festive Village. Club Med and Trifecta are also bringing a white Christmas to the city, so get ready to start skiing in the tropics. Fur kids can join in on the fun too – bring them for a romp at Singapore's largest outdoor dog playground, now open to the public, or stock up on pet essentials at the Good Pet Fair. Scroll to find out more.RECOMMENDED: 50 restaurants in Singapore recommended by the Time Out team and 80 places for fun things to do in Singapore

As the first week of November comes to a close, we’ve rounded up a selection of markets and festivals for you to spend the weekend at. The Singapore Writers Festival is back so it’s time to pick up your pens and get creative. Speaking of creativity, roll your sleeves up because you’ll be crafting hand-sculpted treasures at this weekend’s fun clay market and seeing thousands more. There’s more art to catch at Sojao’s Christmas art pop-up and Gardens by the Bay’s newest Disney-themed floral showcase. Keep scrolling for more.RECOMMENDED: The 50 best restaurants in Singapore and 48 best shops in Singapore

Buzzed and ready to rumble? As a city that never sleeps, Singapore has some of the best late-night spots and nightclubs for all of you party animals to revel in until the early morning. Not a night owl? Don't worry, we've got our fair share of beach clubs and rooftop venues too – perfect for living it up while the sun's still out. From energetic hip-hop and R&B, to thumping house and techno, here are the steamy dancefloors we hope to shake up soon.  RECOMMENDED: The best supper spots in Singapore for late-night dining and 15 reasons why you should stay out late in Singapore    

Concerts bring a special energy – seeing your favourite artist up close, singing along with fellow fans, and just soaking in the vibes. If you've been to one, you know the deal – there's nothing like belting out your favourite tunes, throwing your hands in the air (wave 'em like you just don't care), or grooving in the crowd. This 2024, the music scene is seeing an exciting lineup of mainstream and alternative acts. Our wallets might protest, but our hearts are totally pumped! Keep scrolling to find out what's coming up, all sorted for you by month. RECOMMENDED: The best lifestyle cafés for music and art lovers and the best luxury hotels in Singapore

By now, you’ve likely heard that popstar Dua Lipa is in town. Last night, she wrapped up day one of her Radical Optimism Tour in Singapore, with day two ready to hype up the Singapore Indoor Stadium tonight. On the flip side, social media reveals that Dua Lipa has been making the most of her downtime in Singapore prior to her shows, exploring our neighbourhoods and indulging in the city’s authentic flavours. We did a bit of sleuthing ourselves – here’s how the 29-year-old superstar experienced Singapore, with most of her time spent in the hood of Katong. RECOMMENDED: Dua Lipa at Singapore Indoor Stadium: Setlist, timings, and everything you need to know and Purchase exclusive Dua Lipa's ‘Radical Optimism World Tour’ merchandise at this pop-up store at Wisma Atria

Six years ago, pop star Dua Lipa arrived on our shores, commanded the stage at The Star Theatre, and left her Singaporeans fans craving for more. In 2024, the 29-year-old announced her return, this time performing at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on November 5 and 6, 2024, as part of her Radical Optimism Asia Tour. And boy are we optimistic that it’s going to be a banger. If you’re headed to one – or both – of her shows, read on to discover what you can expect. RECOMMENDED: South Korean composer and pianist Yiruma is set to make his return to Singapore in 2025 and The best music concerts and festivals in Singapore When is Dua Lipa performing in Singapore in 2024? Dua Lipa’s concert is happening on November 5 and 6, 2024. Where will Dua Lipa be performing in Singapore? She will be performing at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. Are there still tickets to Dua Lipa's show in Singapore? Good news, there are still limited tickets available for her second show. Tickets can be purchased via Ticketmaster here. What time will the doors open? The doors will open at 6.30pm. However, we recommend arriving slightly earlier as queuing up to enter the venue may take some time. What time does Dua Lipa start? Dua Lipa’s concert will start at 8pm on both evenings. How long will the show last? The show’s exact duration has not yet been announced. However, according to her past concerts, Dua Lipa’s shows are usually between 90 minutes to two hours. With this gauge, this means that they will end at ar

Yearly, several prominent music festivals light up Asia's calendar. Don't hesitate – catch that flight, as there's nothing quite like joining a pulsating crowd of fellow revelers, dancing and shouting your heart out to the tunes you love alongside beloved international artists. RECOMMENDED: The best nightclubs in Singapore and The best music concerts and festivals in Singapore

Say goodbye to October’s spooky thrills because the festive season of November is finally here. Ring in the most wonderful time of the year with Orchard Road’s highly-anticipated Christmas on a Great Street. Then, escape into a winter wonderland at the revamped Snow City, Singapore's favourite indoor snow attraction. Speaking of wonderlands, while Snoopy fans can look forward to a Festive Wild-erland at the Zoo, Potterheads can finally step foot into the wizarding world later this month. There’s plenty to see and do this November so scroll to find out more. RECOMMENDED: The definitive guide on things to do in Singapore    

All aboard the Disney Adventure cruise! Well, almost – if you haven’t heard, Disney Cruise Line has just announced that the magical voyage will set sail in December 2025. However, mark your calendars for December 10, 2024, as that’s when the ticket sales will begin. Singapore Tourism Board and Disney Cruise Line have formed a five-year partnership, announcing that the Disney Adventure cruise ship will establish a homeport in Singapore, marking its first presence in Southeast Asia since its inaugural voyage in 1998.  Set to sail from the Marina Bay Cruise Centre in 2025, the ship is expected to accommodate around 6,700 passengers and 2,500 crew members. Guests can look forward to the world’s longest roller coaster at sea, seven themed zones that will immerse visitors in the enchanting world of Disney, a variety of dining options, Broadway-style theatre shows, and opportunities to meet beloved Disney characters. If you're a proud ‘Disney adult’ itching for details about the upcoming Disney Cruise, congratulations, you're in the right place. Get ready for an exclusive sneak peek into the seven themed zones of the new Disney Adventure Cruise, complete with pictures. And for everything you need to know about the cruise, check out our Disney Adventure Cruise FAQ guide. RECOMMENDED: It’s confirmed: Singapore’s first Disney cruise sets sail in December 2025, ticket sales will start soon and Oh Boy! Disney Cruise Line makes Singapore its very first Southeast Asian homeport

We believe that art – whether it's through paintings, sculptures, music, or dance – brings a much needed sense of wonder and excitement to our everyday lives. It allows us to escape from the mundane, explore new possibilities, and liberates us to express ourselves however we want to.  Lucky for us, Singapore may be small in size but it certainly doesn't fall short when it comes to its abundance of exciting activities and vibrant art spaces. From captivating art exhibitions and mesmerising performances to immersive cultural events, there is no shortage of exciting artistic endeavours to explore and enjoy. So, waste no more time searching and skip to the good part with our compiled list of the must-see art exhibitions this season. We've gone all out to cover a diverse range of art experiences – from historical, contemporary, mixed media, traditional mediums, and even virtual experiences. Now what’s left is to read on and get out there.  RECOMMENDED: The best contemporary art galleries and spaces in Singapore and the best museums in Singapore

Singaporean indie pop band Islandeer just released their EP All In earlier this March, and it’s caught our attention in more ways than one – both musically and visually. Made up of Christian Jansen (drums, guitars, keys), Michael Garcia (vocals, guitars, keys) and Clarence Credensa Tan (bass guitar), Islandeer channels inspiration from their favourite bands like Tame Impala, Phoenix, and The Strokes, shaping these influences into their signature sound.  Thus far, they’ve rocked stages at festivals like RIF @ LaSalle and Rocking The Region @ Esplanade, along with performances at Trifecta’s Backyard Sessions, Sofar Sounds, and features on 98.7FM as well as  Scratch ‘n’ Shuffle, a local platform for musicians. We dive All In to explore Islandeer's latest 6-track EP and uncover the sounds and stories behind their newest release. RECOMMENDED: Local musicians YAØ, Krysta Joy, and xena giam share about their debut tour from Singapore to Japan and Loud and queer: four local LGBTQ+ musicians are here to take up space – and they're not shy about it Photograph: @islandeerband/Instagram Can you share your origin story? How did the band come together, and what motivated you guys to start making music? Michael: The three of us are originally from Singapore Polytechnic. Christian and I were classmates in the same music and audio course and we made music under a different band. We met Clarence after we graduated through ‘soft.com’ where he recognised us from the previous said band.  Christ

What a magical time to be alive – Singapore’s first-ever Ghibli showcase ‘The World of Studio Ghibli’ opens tomorrow at the ArtScience Museum, and will last all the way till February 2, 2025. For those unfamiliar with Studio Ghibli – though unlikely – the Japanese animation studio is universally adored and celebrated for their amazing animation and heartwarming storytelling that will leave you in tears. During our visit, we stepped into 16 immersive theatrical sets depicting cherished scenes from 11 of the most well-known Studio Ghibli films, all crafted on-site by Japanese artists. We got to stand under the rain with Totoro and Mei, enjoy a train ride with No-Face, peek into Kiki’s bakery, visit Howl’s moving castle, and more. The experience is complemented with 16 smaller box art installations, acting as tiny portals that will allow you to zoom into different scenes from the films. And since no Ghibli film is complete without its whimsical soundtracks, you can bet the exhibition will feature classic theme songs playing throughout the various sets too. The entire exhibition is a must-see, but if we had to narrow it down, here are seven highlights you absolutely can’t miss. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Time Out Singapore (@timeoutsg) RECOMMENDED: Here’s where to shop for official Studio Ghibli merchandise in Singapore and ArtScience Museum presents ‘The World of Studio Ghibli’ show this October, here's how to get tickets

Back in May, beloved English indie band Bombay Bicycle Club announced that they will be headed our way to perform after 10 long years. However, there’s even more exciting news for fans – Swee Lee Clarke Quay will be hosting an intimate Bombay Bicycle Club acoustic performance, coupled with a meet and greet session.  And that’s not all – with every ticket purchase, you’ll receive a vinyl copy of their latest album, My Big Day, with an opportunity to get it signed. You’ll also get to hear exclusive stories and insights straight from the band – the perfect chance to learn more about their music journey thus far. Limited tickets are still available for purchase here.

Affordable Art Fair is back, this time celebrating its 25th anniversary globally and 15 fabulous years in Singapore. From November 7 to 10, 2024, the F1 Pit Building will once again buzz with energy as art lovers, curious newcomers, and seasoned collectors come together in the name of art.  This isn’t just any fair; it’s a lively art playground where over 80 galleries – from hidden gems to top-tier names – open their doors for everyone to explore, discover, and maybe even take home that perfect piece. True to its name, the Affordable Art Fair keeps things within reach: 75 percent of the artworks are priced under $7,500, proving you don’t need a millionaire’s wallet to start or grow your collection. And if you’re just here to browse, it’s a visual feast all on its own, with plenty to marvel at in every corner. This year’s fair also spices things up with immersive installations, a spotlight section featuring veteran artists who’ve grown alongside the fair, and a special projects space where art connects with the curious. And when you’re ready for a break, unwind at the Gastro Park, café, or champagne lounge, enjoying treats from some of Singapore’s beloved local vendors. Check out what's on here.

Get a close-up look and feel of ceramic works by talented Singaporean artists this year at the Clay Makers’ Market 2024. Held at the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre, the festival is a pottery paradise with over 200 clay geniuses ready to showcase thousands of hand-sculpted treasures across 120 booths. Apart from shopping, you’ll also find hands-on workshops, live demos, and pottery throw-downs, letting you roll up your sleeves and dive into the action. And don’t miss Cups of Kindness – their charming fundraiser with heartwarming creations for a good cause. Tickets are priced at $10 for day entry and can be purchased here. Bring the whole family (kids under 1.2m get in free) and experience the year’s most creative clay celebration. For more information, visit their webpage here.

Vinyl lovers and music collectors, mark your calendars for November 2, 2024. Side A: A Singapore Record Show is back, transforming the Drama Centre Visitors Centre at National Library (Level 5) into a haven for all things analog from 12pm to 7.30pm. Brought to you by Mosta Records, this year’s show features The Vinyl Souk, where over 15 vendors – comprising private record collectors, retailers, record shops, indie music labels, and die-hard enthusiasts – will bring an incredible mix of vinyl records, CDs, cassettes, posters, merchandise, and memorabilia for sale. Whether you're hunting for rarities or starting your own collection, there’s something here for every music lover. But that’s not all. This year, the lineup of live appearances and DJ sets is nothing short of stellar. Prepare to be wowed by Soleluna from Indonesia, Leaism from Malaysia, Rick Smith & Richard Jackson from Singapore, Mosta artist Hardihood, independent artist Fym Summer, artist and composer Redwan Hamzah, and dynamic DJ sets by Zai and Satria Ramadhan from Indonesia. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mosta Records (@mostarecordslp)

Thai singer Karn Kasidej Hongladrom aka WIM will be headed our way, set to perform at the Esplanade on November 9, 2024.  WIM, originally known as a member of the indie pop band HYBS, made a notable impact on Asia's indie music scene with captivating R&B and synth-pop tracks like hit singles Ride, Dancing with My Phone, and Tip Toe. Now pursuing a solo career, WIM explores a more intimate artistic direction, with standout releases including Magic, All The Way Home, and Mr. Feelgood. Tickets are priced at $80. Find out more on Esplanade’s webpage here.

Step into The Fluxus House, where an industrial, brutalist aesthetic sets the stage for an intriguing salon experience. Within these (unfinished) walls, you'll encounter a team of Japanese stylists who are highly skilled in the art of trendy Japanese-style haircuts tailored to your unique style and personality. But The Fluxus House is more than a hub for hair and nail care; it's a dynamic space that occasionally transforms into an art gallery. Hosting art shows, it adds an enriching cultural layer to your salon visit. Whether you seek a top-tier Japanese haircut or yearn to immerse yourself in the world of contemporary art, The Fluxus House promises a one-of-a-kind, multi-faceted experience that will leave you feeling revitalised and creatively inspired.

Homegrown label r y e has just set up shop in New Bahru, and trust me, if you love shopping, you’ll want to add this to your must-visit list. Why? For starters, their collection features high-quality fabrics and chic, unique silhouettes. What's more, the interior is something to behold – furnished and decorated with pieces sourced from a trip to India, the space feels like a tranquil sanctuary that instantly soothes.

Tucked away in an industrial building, Thrifteyseconds is no ordinary thrift store. It’s packed with all kinds of treasures – anything you can imagine (and probably a few things you can’t), from 80s and 90s gems to one-of-a-kind vintage finds. This vibrant space is a sanctuary for self-expression and artistic freedom, offering young vendors the chance to rent a spot and showcase their unique creations.

You know what they say: a photo speaks a thousand words. Head over to the 9th edition of the Singapore International Photography Festival (SIPF) between October 18 to November 24, 2024, to uncover the captivating stories revealed through the lenses of photographers from around the world. This year’s edition will take place across different areas in Singapore – from Gillman Barracks to the National Design Centre. If this is your first time hearing about SIPF, here’s a quick summary: SIPF, led by independent non-profit organisation for photography DECK, is a biennial gathering that brings together creatives all around the world in the name of art and photography. It also acts as an important platform for Southeast Asian photographers, assisting their journey towards debuting in the international scene.  Visitors can look forward to an exciting lineup of exhibitions, featuring standout works from photographers all around the world, including homegrown ones. And alongside the exhibitions is a two-day ‘9th SIPF Photo Market’ where international publishers and photographers gather to showcase their works through the medium of photobooks. For the full list of exhibitions, check out SIPF’s webpage here. Purchase your tickets here.

If you're in search of stunning yet functional tableware, look no further than Artifactt. Here, you'll discover a wide array of exquisite pieces, including handcrafted ceramics, elegant glassware, and stylish utensils, all sourced from different designers worldwide and designed to enhance your dining experience. Whether you're hosting a dinner party or savouring a quiet meal at home, you’re sure to find what you need for any occasion at Artifactt.

Birkenstock needs no introduction, having been around since 1774. And if you’re a fan of their footwear like we are, we highly recommend paying their Duxton Road outlet a visit. With stunning interiors and a diverse selection of shoes, including limited editions, you'll find nearly every range of Birkenstock available there. Plus, the knowledgeable staff is on hand to help you find the perfect fit, making your shopping experience even more enjoyable.

Imagine thrifting, but for books – that's exactly what Books Beyond Borders is all about. This cosy bookstore specialises in secondhand books, contributing to a more sustainable world one title at a time. You'll discover a diverse range of genres here, from captivating novels to insightful self-help books and even comic books. In addition to literature, you'll find an assortment of unique handmade items crafted with love by artisans from around the globe.

Singapore might be known as a concrete jungle, but it is also home to several lovely nature parks and wildlife sanctuaries, perfect for a quick escape into the great outdoors. And the list continues – Singapore will welcome its fifth zoological park at Mandai Wildlife Reserve, Rainforest Wild Asia, set to open in March 2025.  “Rainforest Wild Asia allows guests to choose their level of adventure as they explore an immersive rainforest setting, whether through sedate universally designed walkways or high adrenaline scrambling paths and guided climbing adventures. They can experience its diverse layers, from the verdant tree canopies to an exciting subterranean labyrinth of walk-through cave chambers. The park is designed to allow iconic animal species from the region, including tigers, sun bears, tapirs and gregarious langurs, to roam through extensive habitats. This immersive design gives our guests the chance to witness how different animals thrive in distinct rainforest settings. Most importantly, we hope to create strong feelings of connection to nature and a renewed determination to cherish and protect our planet,” said Mike Barclay, Group CEO of Mandai Wildlife Group. An inclusive park that welcomes people from all walks of life Photograph: Mandai Wildlife GroupCross logs, streams and boulders along the paths on the journey through Rainforest Wild Asia Covering 13 hectares, the park draws inspiration from Southeast Asia's rainforests, recreating a lush rainforest envi

If there’s one thing Singaporeans are masters of, it’s shopping. And though our little island may be compact, there’s definitely no denying that it's packed with an endless stream of shops offering everything you never knew you needed. On top of that, international shoppers are flocking to our city, which means it’s safe to say our shopping scene has never been better. If you’re not sure where to start, fret not, because we’ve done the curation for you. From vintage furniture and vinyl record stores to a film camera haven for the photography obsessed, thrift stores, local fashion boutiques and more – keep scrolling to uncover the list! Aa Furniture Actually Artifactt Basheer Graphic Books Beyond The Vines Design Store By My Old School Birkenstock (Duxton Road) The Bookstore by Books Beyond Borders Bynd Artisan Cat Socrates (Joo Chiat) Choice Cuts Goods + Coffee CO Play Colony Clothing Crane Joo Chiat Curated Records Casual Poet Library Grafunkt GINLEE Studio Grassroots Book Room Hands On Film HonsiePonsie Huls Gallery Kaeru Thrift Knuckles & Notch Loop Garms Lorgan's the Retro Store LUMINE Manifesto MASH Keyboard Yenidraws Mud Rock Ceramics Musicology Vintagewknd Open Door Store Our Barehands Our Second Nature r y e (New Bahru) Ronggeng Records RetroCrates The Sea Apple Create Store Soilboy Shrub Sojao

You guys will soon get a rare, up-close look at the iconic works of anonymous street artist Banksy as The Art of Banksy: Without Limits exhibition lands in Singapore for the first time this December at 25 Scotts Road. Presented by Muse Marketing & Entertainment and Fever, this global sensation has captivated over 2.1 million visitors across Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and the United States.   Photograph: Fever For those who aren’t familiar, Banksy is the elusive street artist best known for turning graffiti into social commentary. Most recognisable for his stencilled works that surface in unexpected places, he tackles big issues – war, capitalism, politics – with a mischievous touch. Some of Banksy’s most famous works includeGirl with Balloon, a poignant piece showing a young girl letting go of a red heart-shaped balloon, often interpreted as a symbol of hope, love, or loss. Flower Thrower, another iconic image, depicts a masked protester hurling a bouquet of flowers instead of a weapon – capturing the power of peaceful rebellion.     Photograph: Fever Spanning 1,200 sqm, the Singapore exhibition will feature more than 170 of Banksy's artworks, including originals, lithographs, sculptures, video mapping installations, and immersive experiences like the ‘infinity room’ addressing political themes. Fans can also expect highlights such as pieces from Banksy’s famed ‘Dismaland’ pop-up and a replica of the Walled Off Hotel lobby, inspired by his 2017 project critiquing the

Singapore’s art scene is buzzing, and we’re here to prove it. From hidden gems in heritage shophouses to sleek modern galleries, we’ve scoured the island to showcase the best spots for experiencing art in all its forms. Discover emerging talent at indie spaces, celebrate iconic pioneers in renowned museums, and broaden your mind with underground art. From hands-on ceramic workshops to long-established photography studios, each venue offers a one-of-a-kind experience that’ll keep you coming back for more. So grab a friend, or go solo, and take on these art havens – scroll for the venues that have made our list of Time Out Singapore Recommended Art And Culture Venues for 2024. Art Outreach Asaru Studio Black Crow Taxidermy & Art Comma Space Cuturi Gallery Confluence Art Space Fost Gallery Gajah Gallery Miaja Art Collections Mizuma Gallery Mucciaccia Gallery Mulan Gallery Nonage Gallery Objectifs - Centre for Photography & Film Opera Gallery Pinch Studio Retro Kulture Starch STPI Creative Workshop and Gallery Sundaram Tagore Gallery The Potters' Guilt The Projector Whitestone Gallery Wee's Collection Yeo Workshop Stay in the loop: sign up for our free Time Out Singapore newsletter for more news, travel inspo and activity ideas, straight to your inbox.  DON'T GO YET Here are over 80 places for fun things to do in Singapore, reco

Hey Loves, the wait is over – Dua Lipa's much-anticipated two-day concert as part of her Radical Optimism Asia Tour has finally arrived. The tour kicks off tonight, November 5, in Singapore, with upcoming performances in Jakarta, Manila, Tokyo, Taipei, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, and Seoul.  And guess what? There’s even more exciting news happening alongside her show that you should know about – and that’s the exclusive Dua Lipa pop-up store selling limited-edition merchandise that cannot be purchased at the concert. Fans can also snag the exclusive Puma Speedcat shoe, designed in collaboration with Dua Lipa.  American Express cardholders are entitled to additional perks, with access to special offerings at each pop-up. The Radical Optimism pop-up store will run from November 2 to November 9 at Chamber in Wisma Atria, open daily from 12pm to 8pm.   Photograph: Dua Lipa   HAVE YOU HEARD? Yuewen Music Festival is coming to Singapore this December, lineup includes K-pop group Itzy and Daesung of Bigbang Disney On Ice is returning to Singapore in March 2025 Look out for more than 100 Sing Lit poems on SMRT’s train panels

If you’re one that enjoys reading on the train, then be sure to look out for poems by Singaporean writers plastered in our train cabins from now till October 30, 2025. This initiative is part of a collaboration between National Arts Council (NAC), Singapore’s Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) trains and Stellar Ace. Photograph: Sing Lit Station Produced by local literary non-profit organisation Sing Lit Station (SLS), Poems On The MRT aims to spotlight Singapore literature (Sing Lit), featuring over 100 Sing Lit poems in all four languages – English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil – on the East-West, North-South and Circle Lines. Photograph: Sing Lit Station The project also aims to highlight Singapore’s diverse literary heritage across generations and poetic styles – from Cultural Medallion and Young Artist Award recipients to emerging writers. Alongside these poems, be sure to notice video interviews with local poets as well as videos created by local artists about the initiative that will be played on the train’s screens. What’s more, till the end of this year, commuters can also participate in a Poems On The MRT bingo competition via NAC’s website here and Sing Lit Station’s social media pages. To play, simply download a digital copy of the bingo card, take photos of three poems on the MRT panels that fit the various categories on the bingo card, and upload your submissions via a Google Form. The first three successful submissions will win a Kobo reader preloaded with Sing Lit titl

English Indie rock band Glass Animals will be taking their Human Music Group Sensations Glass Animals: Tour On Earth to Singapore, set to take the stage at the Capitol Theatre on February 22, 2025.  Formed in 2010 in Oxford, Glass Animals began as a group of childhood friends – Dave Bayley, Joe Seaward, Edmund Irwin-Singer, and Drew MacFarlane – who came together to experiment with music. Their unique sound and dreamy, electronic style first gained attention with their debut album Zaba in 2014, especially with the viral track Gooey, which introduced them to a growing fanbase worldwide. Their real breakthrough, however, came with Dreamland in 2020 and its single Heat Waves, which exploded across streaming platforms, thanks to its widespread appeal and a viral moment on TikTok. This track not only climbed to #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 but also made Glass Animals the first British band since the Spice Girls to hold that spot for five consecutive weeks. Now, with the release of their fourth album, I Love You So F**ing Much*, and viral new singles like Creatures in Heaven and A Tear In Space (Airlock), the band is headlining their largest tour to date, Human Music Group Sensations Glass Animals: Tour On Earth, with landmark stops at Madison Square Garden and The O2, and future dates in Australia and Asia. Tickets for Glass Animals’ upcoming concert will be available through multiple sales channels. Starting with an exclusive presale on Priceless, fans can purchase tickets from No

Prepare for an enchanting experience as Disney On Ice brings its newest production, Find Your Hero, to Singapore, set to take place at the Singapore Indoor Stadium from March 15 to 23, 2025. Disney-lovers will embark on a captivating journey with beloved characters like Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, and Goofy.   Photograph: Disney On Ice The upcoming Disney On Ice show will invite audiences to explore the essence of heroism through heartwarming stories of bravery and resilience. Accompany Mirabel as she embarks on a journey to rescue her family’s treasured Casita, learn from Moana as she sets sail with the mighty demigod Maui, and join Anna, Elsa, and Olaf on their mission to safeguard their realm. Dive into the underwater world with Ariel, venture alongside Rapunzel as she seeks adventure, and watch as Belle courageously tames the Beast. Apart from the plot, Find Your Hero also promises to enchant audiences with remarkable figure skating, stunning costumes, and breathtaking set designs, featuring innovative lighting and exhilarating special effects.      Photograph: Disney On Ice Disney On Ice preferred customers can grab early tickets starting November 6, securing the best seats and enjoying a 15 percent discount on category one to four seating before tickets become available to the general public on November 27. Fans can still register to become preferred customers here for access to this exclusive presale offer.   HAVE YOU HEARD?Disney magic comes to life a

Here’s an epic close to 2024 – Yuewen Music Festival is coming to Singapore for the very first time, set to take place on December 28, 29, and 31 at Sentosa. The exciting lineup features artists from China, Singapore, the Netherlands, South Korea, Japan and Thailand, spanning across a mix of genres from pop and hip-hop, to EDM. This festival is more than just music; attendees can look forward to an immersive experience filled with stunning art installations and a vibrant entertainment market that will keep you engaged and delighted throughout the festival. If you’re joining on December 31, prepare for an unforgettable New Year’s Eve celebration, with breathtaking fireworks and a mesmerising drone show to ring in the new year. Day one brings incredible performances from the likes of Billkin, Itzy, Kiss Of Life, LaLa Hsu, Maggie Jiang, Olivia Marsh, Pp Krit, Red Velvet’s Irene & Seulgi, and Tech'1. Day two promises more exciting shows with Daesung, Gali, Kino, Masiwei, Mika Nakashima, Reiko, Win Metawin & Nanon, and Wooseok taking the stage. Adding to the anticipation, a surprise headliner for day two will be revealed soon, so stay tuned!  Finally, the New Year’s Eve Countdown on December 31 will see Afrojack, Akini Jing, Cuebrick, Don Diablo, Julian Jordan, Lucas & Steve, and Wukong closing out the festival with electrifying performances. Tickets start at $228 for a one-day pass, with premium options available for those seeking an elevated experience, including a dedicated sta

Art Sg is set to return for its third edition in Singapore from January 17 to 19, 2025, at the Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre. This year’s fair will bring together 106 top galleries from 30 countries, spotlighting the best of contemporary art from Singapore, Southeast Asia, and beyond. Expect an impressive lineup backed by Singapore’s own cultural icons and international partners, creating an inspiring blend of global and regional perspectives. Visitors can look forward to an exhilarating program designed by top cultural collaborators, including Bangkok Kunsthalle, Delfina Foundation, M Art Foundation, and Art Outreach, alongside panel discussions, and activations. Art Sg 2025 will also be tied into Singapore Art Week, which will run from January 17 to 26, 2025. Photograph: @art.sg Returning names like Gagosian, White Cube, and Lehmann Maupin will bring their signature collections to the fair, alongside a vibrant showcase of Southeast Asian talent from renowned galleries such as Richard Koh Fine Art, Gajah Gallery, and Bangkok CityCity Gallery. And for 2025, visitors can expect exciting debuts from Baik Art, Haridas Contemporary, and Sun Contemporary, underscoring the continued rise of Singapore’s art market. With a special film program curated by Stefano Rabolli Pansera of Bangkok Kunsthalle, attendees can immerse themselves in films exploring the lives of artists and their creative processes. Aaron Cezar from Delfina Foundation will also host discussions on t

Popular K-pop group Seventeen is set to perform in Singapore at the National Stadium on January 25, 2025, as part of their Seventeen [Right Here] World Tour. This marks their fifth time in our city, and nope, we aren't complaining. The group will also make stops in Bulacan, Jakarta, and Bangkok.  Seventeen, the powerhouse K-pop group known for their electrifying performances and hands-on approach to music-making, has taken the world by storm since their 2015 debut under Pledis Entertainment. Divided into Hip-Hop, Vocal, and Performance units, Seventeen quickly gained fame with hits like Adore U, Mansae and Pretty U. Later songs such as Don't Wanna Cry, Home, and Left & Right have solidified their position as a top-tier K-pop group. Known for their synchronised choreography and energetic stage presence, Seventeen has won multiple awards, including several from the Mnet Asian Music Awards (MAMA), Golden Disc Awards, and Melon Music Awards, as well as being recognised internationally with mentions in the Billboard charts. Ticket prices for the event are set at $388, $328, $298, $268, $238, $198, and $168 (excluding booking fees). VIP ticket holders will enjoy special perks, including access to the soundcheck party, an exclusive concert laminate, lanyard, pouch, postcard, and a dedicated VIP merchandise booth lane. The Carat Membership presale will open on November 13, 2025, from 10am to 11.59pm via Live Nation’s website here, followed by the Live Nation presale on November 14, 2

Looking for a fun and exciting way to entertain your children this holiday season? Look no further as PAW Patrol Live is bringing The Great Pirate Adventure to Singapore from December 12 to 15, at the Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands. The story unfolds on Pirate Day in Adventure Bay, where Mayor Goodway is preparing for a grand celebration. However, things take an exciting turn when Ryder and his team of heroic pups must embark on a rescue mission to save Cap’n Turbot from a mysterious cavern. Along the way, the team stumbles upon a pirate treasure map that sets them on an unforgettable journey across land and sea in search of treasure. But the pups must act fast, as they’re not the only ones on the hunt – Mayor Humdinger has his eyes on the prize too. The show will be filled with lively performances, catchy songs, and plenty of opportunities to cheer for the heroic pups. And due to popular demand, two more shows have been added. Tickets are available now for this limited run and can be purchased here. DON'T GO YET Embark on a ‘The World of Studio Ghibli’ stamp rally at Marina Bay Sands and enjoy free Ghibli documentary screenings Homegrown jewellery brand Mondays Made opens its first physical boutique at Orchard Blackpink’s Lisa to perform in Singapore this November: Seat map, ticket prices and exclusive fan benefits