2011
4 acts you shouldn’t miss at the Mosaic Music Festival 2011
Singapore’s biggest music festival is up. This year’s ten-day Mosaic Music Festival brings together more than 20 music personalities from all over the world in a manic culmination of talent and artistry spanning genres that range from pop, to jazz, to tango, to electronic….. FULL ARTICLE
March 14, Denise Cheong, www.cnngo.com
2011
Singapore’s Arts Festival highlights Asian acts
From May 13 to June 5, arts buffs will be treated to a kaleidoscope of performances by 81 artists and arts companies, including 64 acts from Asia and 49 local productions at Singapore’s Arts Festival….. FULL ARTICLE
February 10, Angelina Dass, http://news.asiaone.com
2011
Bob Dylan, John Legend and more at Timbre Rock & Roots 2011
You read it right, Bob Dylan and John Legend will be performing in Singapore for the Timbre Rock & Roots 2011 on April 15-16. And that’s not all. Joining them will be Imogen Heap, Michael Franti & Spearhead, Toots & The Maytals and Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue….. FULL ARTICLE
January 21, www.cnngo.com
2011
Janet Jackson to Kick Off World Tour in Singapore
Janet Jackson will kick off her largest world tour yet on Feb. 7 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium in Singapore, the singer announced on her website and Twitter page….. FULL ARTICLE
December 30, Helena Zhu, www.theepochtimes.com
2010
A Merry Crazy Christmas
If the Christmas lights along Orchard Road and the holiday tunes playing in malls aren’t getting you in the mood for the festive season, perhaps you need some tickets for “Crazy Christmas 2010″….. FULL ARTICLE
December 14, Jotham Lian, www.channelnewsasia.com
2010
The National leads Mosaic’s 2011 charge
NEXT year’s Mosaic Music Festival looks set to be a rockin’ affair. Among headlining acts is American rockers The National, which will play at the multi-genre event for the first time….. FULL ARTICLE
December 6, Victoria Barker, http://news.asiaone.com
2010
ZoukOut 2010
Brace yourselves kids. Apart from the titillating prospect of swimming in a sea of sweaty bikini tops and sandy beach shorts, ZoukOut is going all out this year with their seriously bang-up lineup of world-class DJ giants. From the interstellar, chart-topping David Guetta, to the legendary House deity Tiesto, to the dope-scratching Electrohouse wonder Laidback Luke, prepare for a daisy duke-clad pandemonium as they spin along local Zouk residents like Hong and djB. With more than 40% of ZoukOut’s visitors flying in from overseas, they don’t call it Asia’s biggest dance party for nothing….. FULL ARTICLE
October 25, Denise Cheong, www.cnngo.com
2010
Tale of the Singapore Nutcracker
You know that Christmas is drawing near when store fronts and drama stages don themes from the Nutcracker tale immortalised in the ballet by Tchaikovsky. In Singapore the People’s Association (PA) is presenting a rendition of the famous ballet in modern, local style….. FULL ARTICLE
November 11, Raquel Lee, www.channelnewsasia.com
2010
Showbiz: Stage set for Deepavali
THE beauty of Indian art will be showcased at Singapore Esplanade’s Kalaa Utsavam — Indian Festival of Arts 2010 come Nov 12. The 10-day annual festival, now in its ninth year, features works by acclaimed artistes from India and Singapore….. FULL ARTICLE
November 3, Subhadra Devan, www.nst.com.my
2010
Celeb watch: Singapore
International A-listers are hitting Singapore this week. Here’s where to spot and snap them….. FULL ARTICLE
October 25, Charlene Fang, www.cnngo.com
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