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The Orchard Road busker – best known for playing tunes from Kenny G on his sheng, an ancient Chinese woodwind instrument – is considering retirement once his busking license lapses.
Shagies is a Singaporean cover band that has been around for nearly three decades. What is the secret to their staying power in the competitive music scene in Singapore? Founder Hashim Suhaimi reflects on the band’s journey.
Rahimah Rahim reflects on her career, family and the impact of her work.
Curious to know more about Charlie Puth’s journey before his Something New tour comes in Singapore? From his early days studying jazz to his big breaks in the music industry, discover how Charlie’s passion, talent, and hard work shaped his rise to stardom.
None of this came easy for Clement Chow, the singer behind Count on Me, Singapore. Read on to see what he’s getting up to in his 60s.
Discover how Mel Ferdinands from Mel & Joe shares his varied musical experiences from taking part in Talentime to teaching music at Studio72.
American singer-songwriter Olivia Rodrigo makes her concert debut in Singapore on October 1 and 2 as part of her GUTS World Tour.
Singer-songwriter Dua Lipa will kick off the Asia leg of her Radical Optimism tour at the National Stadium on 5 November.
Senior buskers Tango and Jean belt out oldies for four hours at a stretch, three times a week. Here’s how they keep doing it.
Conversation fodder to arm yourself with, just in case you meet – or are related to – any of Bruno Mars’ Hooligans before his sold-out concerts in Singapore.
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