YouTube duo Janice and Sonia Lee or Jayesslee as the outfit is known as, will be performing in Singapore and Malaysia in January 2015. The pair from Sydney, Australia reached the 1 million subscriber mark on YouTube in 2013, and… Continue Reading
YouTube stars Sam Tsui and Kurt Schneider will be touring Southeast Asia this June, and will perform in Malaysia, Philippines, and Singapore. The duo released Make It Up in May 2013, concert details as follows:
YouTube sensations Sam Tsui and Kurt Hugo Schneider will be performing in Singapore this month on their upcoming Asian tour, which also includes a date in Hong Kong. Collectively, the pair from Yale have accumulated some 640 million views on… Continue Reading
English alternative rock band Placebo is set to release Loud Like Love, their seventh studio album on 16th September and have embarked on a world tour to promote the new record. The trio had included Southeast Asia on their tour… Continue Reading
London’s Placebo adds a second show in Southeast Asia this August, and will perform in Singapore after Thailand’s Sonic Bang Festival. The English trio is set to release their seventh studio album, Loud Like Love, in September 2013 and had… Continue Reading
Last week, Baltimore pop punk outfit All Time Low performed their second headlining concert for fans in Singapore, following their Soundwave Festival stint in Australia. The group released their fifth studio record, Don’t Panic, in October 2012 (out now via… Continue Reading
Baltimore favourites, All Time Low, will return to Singapore for their second headlining concert in March 2013, prior to the band’s show at Smash Project in the Philippines. The band released their fifth studio album, Don’t Panic, in October, which… Continue Reading
UPDATE 06.08.12: The Singapore concert has been cancelled. UPDATE 18.05.12: The band’s tour stops also include Indonesia and the Philippines. New York band Gym Class Heroes will perform in Singapore this August. The group released their fifth studio album titled… Continue Reading
After recently having to cancel their Indonesian show, it has been announced that All Time Low will still be in the region with a show scheduled in Singapore. Click ‘read more’ for details on their first ever Singaporean show.