There is a ton of star power descending on Singapore this year-end. And by that, we mean concerts. Here are the ones to bookmark on your calendar now.
OCTOBER
The Garden
A little-known conceptual punk band from America comprising two twins, Wyatt and Fletcher Shears, they’ll be performing tracks from their latest album Haha. Oct 11
Yuna
Everyone’s favorite Malaysian contemporary jazz singer is back in town to perform a slew of groovy tunes from her latest album, Rescue. Oct 14
Paloma Faith
A part of the BNP Paribas WTA Finals, this quirky, pin up-looking British soul and jazz singer is in town to perform an intimate show at the Singapore Tennis Evening in Marina Bay Sands. Oct 30
NOVEMBER
The Vaccines
British indie-rock band, The Vaccines, are making their debut in Singapore at this grungy-cool concert in *SCAPE. The quartet are going to perform songs from their latest album English Grafitti, although we’re sure they’ll perform fan favorites, too. Nov 4
Taylor Swift
The pop superstar is in town for her 1989 album world tour with hits like “Bad Blood” and “Shake It Off”. Let’s hope she brings her famous entourage onstage, too. Nov 7-8
Def Leppard
Fans of this quintessential old school English rock band are in for a treat when they perform a slew of hits from their three decade-long career. Plus, they’ll be performing songs from their new album, which comes out Oct 30, too. Nov 24
Clean Bandit
This award-winning British electronic band are performing in Singapore for the first-time ever. Catch hits like “Rather Be”, which showcases their classical and dance music sound. Nov 25
DECEMBER
Elton John
Veteran British singer-songwriter Sir Elton John performs for the very first time here. You’d think he would’ve performed in Singapore before, but this concert marks the local debut of the flashy performer’s six decade-long career. Don’t forget to take your mom. Dec 1-2
LOOK OUT FOR…
Death Cab for Cutie
The popular four-man alternative emo band is back to perform tunes from their latest studio album, Kintsugi come Mar 7, 2016. And don’t worry, we’re still hoping they’ll play hits like “The Sound of Settling” from Transatlanticism, too. Early bird tickets go on sale Sep 26.
