Mega jazz festival Sing Jazz was back this year and bigger and better than ever, bringing together both old favourites and newer, modern singers shaking up the music scene. On Day 1 of the festival, Grammy Award-winning headline act Corinne Bailey Rae spent the afternoon sharing her experiences and thoughts on her monumental music career at Marina Bay Sands’ Artscience On Screen: In Conversation With. … Continue reading Review: Sing Jazz 2017
Sydney based singer Jess Kent has hit Singapore shores to open for one of the biggest British acts playing at our National Stadium: the one and only Coldplay! Prior to the show, we managed to get a chance to talk to the 22-year old starlet, whose megahit Get Down has received plenty of airplay on Australian radio and even got featured on the 2016 film Nerve. Her wave … Continue reading Interview: Jess Kent
Singjazz 2017 wraps up on 2 April, with just half the lineup of the previous two days. But less doesn’t mean lower quality, and there’s plenty to be wowed at on the last day. Main Stage MBS Event Plaza 4-1030pm Adam Hall &The Velvet Playboys feat. Alemay Fernandez 430pm Perth trumpeteer Adam Hall is extremely accomplished, having graduated from Berklee College of Music and previously … Continue reading Preview: Sing Jazz 2017 Day 3 (2 April)
After an electrifying dance party from Basement Jaxx on Friday night, it’s time to return to the fray with Day 2 of Sing Jazz 2017, which promises to be just as good as Friday, if not better. Main Stage MBS Event Plaza Raw Earth BB King Tribute – 430pm Local band Raw Earth does Blues, Rock & Soul and attempts to bring the groove back … Continue reading Preview: Sing Jazz 2017 Day 2 (1 April)
Korean super star So Ji Sub kicks off his Asian fan meeting tour in Singapore this April! Having last visited Singapore way back in 2014, the Korean singer/actor has been hard at work, starring in dramas such as Oh my Venus, Good day, The Warship, as well as working on his music, having released a mini album “SO GANZI”, and snagging the KBS Best Male … Continue reading Preview: So Ji Sub Fan Meeting Tour
This May, VizPro is proud to present three blockbuster shows for audiences of all kinds – from the musical theatre fanatic, the local comedy lover and even kids, just in time for the school holidays. All three shows are on at Mediacorp’s MES Theatre, check them out below: A Night at The Musical with Three Phantoms (12 & 13 May 2017) If you’re a fan … Continue reading Preview: Live Shows from VizPro in May!
Sing Jazz 2017 kicks off with a bang, with DJ acts, international jazz stars and local talent thrown into the mix. Check out the programme for the first day below: Main stage – MBS Event Plaza DJ Patrick Oliver – 430pm Locally based DJ Patrick Oliver starts off the events with an upbeat DJ setlist to get your blood pumping and excited for the rest … Continue reading Preview: Sing Jazz 2017 Day 1 (31 March)
The Singapore International Jazz Festival (Sing Jazz) returns to Marina Bay Sands for the fourth year running and is bigger and better than ever! For just one weekend, an all star lineup from Grammy Award winning artists to the hottest DJ acts will be in town to perform some seriously sizzling sets. Music lovers will be pleased to know that some of the biggest jazz … Continue reading Preview: Sing Jazz 2017
In the second half of our reviews for the VAULT Festival this week, we check out some non-traditional performances with the clever, sultry House of Burlesque led by Tempest Rose, irreverent adult puppet humour in Cicada Studios’ Blood & Bone, and a Daft Punk-style visual music experience from Sartory with her performance of ANDRODES. House of Burlesque 2.0 by The ProducersUK and Tempest Rose for House … Continue reading [Review] VAULT Festival 2017: Creative Cabaret, Naughty Puppets and Android DJs (16/2/17)
We’re off to a late start this week, but here’s the first half of our reviews at the VAULT Festival this week! WRETCH by Interval Productions There’s a lot of debate on the state of homelessness and how to get people out of it, but few plays actually touch on what happens after. Rebecca Walker’s new play does just that, and boy does it go … Continue reading [Review] VAULT Festival 2017: Wretches, Bees and Cursed Dummies (10/2/17)
