NYC band Scissor Sisters will be performing in SEA this January, with confirmed shows in Indonesia and Singapore. The group are promoting their third album titled Night Work which was released in June 2010. Concert details as follows:
In addition to the band’s concert in the Philippines, Sum 41 will also perform in Indonesia and Malaysia this October. The Canadian group had released their fifth studio album, Screaming Bloody Murder earlier this year and are on tour to… Continue Reading
In addition to the band’s performances in Singapore and Indonesia’s Java Rockingland this month, the quartet will also play a headlining show in Bali at the end of July. Fans can catch them live at the following concert:
Last month we reported that the English duo will perform in Singapore, and additional dates have recently been announced for Malaysia and Indonesia. Concert details as follows:
American singer-songwriters Duncan Sheik and Rachael Yamagata will both perform in Indonesia this February. These are the artists’ only double-bill SEA shows at the moment, fans can catch them live at the following concerts:
Atlanta’s alternative hip hop group Arrested Development will be performing several shows in Malaysia and Indonesia next week. These are the only SEA dates penciled in for the Grammy award winning group’s tour in the region after Australia. Fans can… Continue Reading
Melbourne, Australia’s alternative rock outfit The Temper Trap will be performing in Indonesia this November to promote their debut record, Conditions. Currently, no other SEA dates have been scheduled but it’s possible more may be added – check back for… Continue Reading
Californian band Hoobastank is set to return to SEA this month for two performances in Indonesia. The band’s last shows were in Indonesia and Singapore in December 2009 to promote their album For(n)ever. Fans can catch Doug and the band at… Continue Reading
If you’ve been reading our blog, you would remember this post in which we said a band from California is supposedly scheduled to perform in these parts soon, either by the end of the year or early 2009. It’s no… Continue Reading