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Yahoo
15-05-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
Long A&E wait times hit hospitals; Foo Fighters, CL headline Singapore GP weekend: Singapore live news
Hello to all our readers, Yahoo Singapore will be bringing you live news updates today. The editorial team will be curating the latest must-know local and international news. Several major hospitals in Singapore are seeing a spike in emergency department visits, with Changi General Hospital (CGH), Sengkang General Hospital (SKH), and Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) warning of longer wait times. Patients with non-urgent symptoms are encouraged to seek care at general practitioners (GPs) or Public Health Preparedness Clinics. The hospitals stress that emergency departments should be reserved for serious or life-threatening cases only. This comes amid concerns over healthcare capacity and workforce strain. Read on what patients need to know now about the A&E overload here. The 2025 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix is turning up the volume. Foo Fighters, The Smashing Pumpkins, CL, and Alan Walker are among the global powerhouses joining Elton John and G-Dragon for a three-day mega festival from 3-5 October. The event blends high-octane racing with world-class music across multiple stages, featuring names like Babymetal, Crowded House, and The Wombats. From K-pop icons to rock legends and EDM trailblazers, this year's lineup promises to be the most explosive yet. With ticket demand surging, fans are urged to grab passes while they last. Read more in our live blog below, including the latest local and international news and updates. Singapore's major hospitals are urging the public to avoid emergency departments unless facing life-threatening conditions. Changi General Hospital (CGH), Sengkang General Hospital (SKH), and Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) report a surge in patients, causing unusually long wait times. In social media updates, CGH and SKH advised that only those with serious emergencies should seek care at A&Es. Meanwhile, TTSH's website warns of delays in both consultations and admissions. Those with coughs, sore throats, or other mild symptoms are urged to visit general practitioners or Public Health Preparedness Clinics (PHPCs) instead. These clinics can be located through This move helps healthcare workers focus on critical cases and maintain emergency readiness. Read on why you should skip the A&E for minor symptoms here. Get ready to rock at full throttle. The 2025 Singapore Grand Prix just unveiled a stacked music lineup featuring Foo Fighters, CL and The Smashing Pumpkins. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Foo Fighters (@foofighters) Running from 3-5 October, the star-studded event turns the Marina Bay Street Circuit into a high-octane music festival. Global icons like Alan Walker, Elton John and G-Dragon will share the spotlight with indie darlings and K-pop heavyweights. This year's entertainment will span multiple stages – from the iconic Padang Stage to the more intimate Sunset and Esplanade venues – offering something for every music fan. The lineup also includes Babymetal, Crowded House, Tom Grennan, The Lathums, and Indonesian vocal sensation Putri Ariani. With genres ranging from rock to EDM to neo-soul, it's a cultural mashup worth the pit stop. Tickets are already moving fast. With more acts still to be announced, the Grand Prix weekend is shaping up to be Singapore's biggest party of the year. Singapore's major hospitals are urging the public to avoid emergency departments unless facing life-threatening conditions. Changi General Hospital (CGH), Sengkang General Hospital (SKH), and Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) report a surge in patients, causing unusually long wait times. In social media updates, CGH and SKH advised that only those with serious emergencies should seek care at A&Es. Meanwhile, TTSH's website warns of delays in both consultations and admissions. Those with coughs, sore throats, or other mild symptoms are urged to visit general practitioners or Public Health Preparedness Clinics (PHPCs) instead. These clinics can be located through This move helps healthcare workers focus on critical cases and maintain emergency readiness. Read on why you should skip the A&E for minor symptoms here. Get ready to rock at full throttle. The 2025 Singapore Grand Prix just unveiled a stacked music lineup featuring Foo Fighters, CL and The Smashing Pumpkins. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Foo Fighters (@foofighters) Running from 3-5 October, the star-studded event turns the Marina Bay Street Circuit into a high-octane music festival. Global icons like Alan Walker, Elton John and G-Dragon will share the spotlight with indie darlings and K-pop heavyweights. This year's entertainment will span multiple stages – from the iconic Padang Stage to the more intimate Sunset and Esplanade venues – offering something for every music fan. The lineup also includes Babymetal, Crowded House, Tom Grennan, The Lathums, and Indonesian vocal sensation Putri Ariani. With genres ranging from rock to EDM to neo-soul, it's a cultural mashup worth the pit stop. Tickets are already moving fast. With more acts still to be announced, the Grand Prix weekend is shaping up to be Singapore's biggest party of the year.
Business Times
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Business Times
Foo Fighters, Smashing Pumpkins, CL, Alan Walker and more to perform at Singapore Grand Prix
[SINGAPORE] American rock bands Foo Fighters and Smashing Pumpkins, as well as Norwegian DJ-producer Alan Walker and South Korean rapper-singer CL, have been added as headlining music acts at the Formula One (F1) Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix (Singapore GP) 2025. Foo Fighters and Walker will perform on Oct 4 at the Padang Stage in Zone 4, while CL will perform on the first night, Oct 3, on the same stage. They join the other Padang acts announced earlier: K-pop star G-Dragon on Oct 3 and British music icon Elton John, who is the race weekend's closing act, on Oct 5. Acts performing at the Wharf Stage at Zone 1 include Australian and New Zealand rock band Crowded House on Oct 4 and Smashing Pumpkins and English indie rock band The Wombats on Oct 5. The performers at the Downtown Stage in Zone 4 will be Japanese girl group Babymetal, English indie rock band The Lathums and London-based singer-songwriter Tom Grennan on Oct 4, South Korean DJ Hanna on Oct 5, and Singapore-based band Oake on Oct 3. Hanna will also perform at the Sunset Stage in Zone 1 on Oct 4. Other acts include Indonesian pop singer-songwriter Putri Ariani and New York-based collective Indo Warehouse at the Esplanade Outdoor Theatre in Zone 4, and Mexico-based DJ duo Le Twins at a venue to be announced. A NEWSLETTER FOR YOU Friday, 2 pm Lifestyle Our picks of the latest dining, travel and leisure options to treat yourself. Sign Up Sign Up The F1 shows, which take place at several venues across the Marina Bay Street Circuit, have been some of the biggest concerts held in Singapore. The Padang Stage, in previous years, saw crowds of around 60,000. Grammy winners Foo Fighters, led by frontman Dave Grohl, last performed in Singapore at the National Stadium in 2017, and also did a show at the now-defunct Harbour Pavilion in 1996. Walker was last in town for a gig at the Singapore Expo in 2024. CL, the leader of girl group 2NE1, last performed here at the Singapore Indoor Stadium with her fellow members in 2024. According to Singapore GP, ticket sales have been 'phenomenal', with only a limited number remaining across selected general and hospitality categories. Prices start at $148 for a Friday Zone 4 Walkabout ticket. All tickets grant access to the performances in Zone 4, which include those held at the Padang Stage and Downtown Stage. Shows at the Wharf Stage and Sunset Stage require Zone 1 tickets. THE STRAITS TIMES Formula One Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2025 Where: Marina Bay Street Circuit When: Oct 3 to 5, various timings Admission: From $148, go to
Straits Times
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Straits Times
Foo Fighters, Smashing Pumpkins, CL, Alan Walker and more to perform at Singapore Grand Prix
Foo Fighters, Smashing Pumpkins, CL, Alan Walker and more to perform at Singapore Grand Prix SINGAPORE - American rock bands Foo Fighters and Smashing Pumpkins, as well as Norwegian DJ-producer Alan Walker and South Korean rapper-singer CL, have been added as headlining music acts at the Formula One (F1) Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix (Singapore GP) 2025. Foo Fighters and Walker will perform on Oct 4 at the Padang Stage in Zone 4, while CL will take the stage on the first night, Oct 3, on the same stage. They join the other Padang acts announced earlier: K-pop star G-Dragon on Oct 3 and British music icon Elton John, who is the race weekend's closing act, on Oct 5. Acts performing at Wharf Stage at Zone 1 include Smashing Pumpkins, Australian and New Zealand rock band Crowded House and English indie rock band The Wombats. The performers at the Downtown Stage in Zone 4 will be Japanese girl group Babymetal, South Korean DJ Hanna, English indie rock band The Lathums, London-based singer-songwriter Tom Grennan and Singapore-based band Oake. Other acts include Indonesian pop singer-songwriter Putri Ariani and New York-based collective Indo Warehouse at the Esplanade Outdoor Theatre in Zone 4, and Mexico-based DJ duo Le Twins at a venue to be announced. The F1 shows, which take place at several venues across the Marina Bay Street Circuit, have been some of the biggest concerts held in Singapore. The Padang stage, in previous years, saw crowds of around 60,000. Grammy winners Foo Fighters, led by frontman Dave Grohl, last performed in Singapore at the National Stadium in 2017, and also did a show at the now defunct Harbour Pavilion in 1996. Walker was last in town for a gig at Singapore Expo in 2024. CL, the leader of girl group 2NE1, last performed here at the Singapore Indoor Stadium with her fellow members in 2024. According to Singapore GP, ticket sales have been 'phenomenal', with only a limited number remaining across selected general and hospitality categories. Prices start at $148 for a Friday Zone 4 Walkabout ticket. All tickets grant access to the performances in Zone 4, which include those held at the Padang Stage and Downtown Stage. Shows at the Wharf Stage and Sunset Stage require Zone 1 tickets. Formula One Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2025 Where: Marina Bay Street Circuit When: Oct 3 to 5, various timings Admission: From $148, go to Join ST's Telegram channel and get the latest breaking news delivered to you.
CNA
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- CNA
Singapore F1 Grand Prix 2025: Foo Fighters, Smashing Pumpkins, CL, Babymetal and more announced as performers
The 90s are making a comeback at this year's Singapore Grand Prix. On Wednesday morning (May 14), organisers of the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2025 announced the next wave of musicians performing at the event. These include the iconic rock bands Foo Fighters and Smashing Pumpkins, as well as K-pop superstar CL. These acts will be joining the previously-announced Elton John and G-Dragon at the three-day extravaganza. View this post on Instagram A post shared by FORMULA 1 SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX (@f1nightrace) CL and the Foo Fighters will be rocking the Zone 4 Padang Stage on Oct 3 and 4, respectively, while the Smashing Pumpkins will shake these zipper blues at the Zone 1 Wharf Stage on Oct 5. Other artistes announced on Wednesday include DJ Alan Walker, Indonesian singer Putri Ariani and Japanese band Babymetal. The exact timings of these performances will be announced at a later date. Despite the already-stellar music lineup, organisers have stated that "more acts will be revealed in the coming weeks". As such, we can expect a few surprises in store soon.
Time of India
05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
YouTube Announces New Initiatives to Accelerate Growth for India's Music Artists on the Global Stage
YouTube announced the launch of YouTube Music Nights in India, a series of specially curated live, in-person events designed to bring fans closer to Indian artists. To further propel India's music artists onto the global stage, YouTube announced a suite of new initiatives today at the inaugural World Audio Visual & Entertainment Summit (WAVES). These strategic efforts are aimed at amplifying artist visibility and fostering deeper connections with fans across India and around the world—accelerating growth within India's evolving digital music ecosystem. YouTube announced the launch of YouTube Music Nights in India, a series of specially curated live, in-person events designed to bring fans closer to Indian artists. The initiative successfully debuted at WAVES, featuring dynamic collaborations such as The Dharavi Dream Project with Beatpella, and KING with Alan Walker—offering a preview of the vibrant experiences to come. Continuing its investment in nurturing independent talent, YouTube's acclaimed Foundry program will soon welcome its 2025 cohort in India. Foundry provides emerging independent artists with critical resources and support to grow their careers on a global stage. The program has already had an impact on Indian artists like Kayan, a 2022 alum, who recently opened for international superstar Ed Sheeran. Poll Do you believe YouTube's initiatives will significantly boost the visibility of Indian artists globally? No, not really Yes, definitely To further spotlight diverse regional music, YouTube has expanded its Weekly Top Music Videos charts to include Hindi, Punjabi, Telugu, Tamil, Haryanvi, and Bhojpuri—providing greater visibility and discovery opportunities for artists. Additional charts in other Indian languages will be introduced soon. 'Our investments in India are centred on a singular goal: to fuel the artist's journey,' said Lyor Cohen, Global Head of Music, Google and YouTube. 'Through our products and programs, we're cultivating an ecosystem where discovery, listening, and passion foster meaningful fan connections. We are committed to helping propel India's musical renaissance onto the global stage—empowering every artist, from the biggest names to emerging voices in the smallest villages, to share the magic and power of their music with the world.' For nearly two decades, YouTube has served as a go-to platform for Indian artists to engage directly with global audiences, ushering in a new era of creativity and cross-cultural musical exchange. India's profound connection to music is now experiencing a powerful wave of innovation, with independent artists thriving and regional sounds captivating global listeners. YouTube has always emphasized the visual experience—globally, music fans watched over 1.4 billion hours of music videos monthly on TVs alone in the six months leading up to January 2025. YouTube remains the only platform where creators and artists can fully engage across all content formats—long-form, Shorts, podcasts, and Live—while earning from 10 distinct revenue streams. YouTube has become the global stage for this musical renaissance, connecting Indian talent with over two billion users who watch music videos monthly in more than 100 countries. Its focus on innovation is matched by a commitment to building a sustainable ecosystem for artists. In India alone, YouTube has paid out over INR 21,000 crore to creators, artists, and media companies over the past three years (2022–2024). YouTube remains the only platform where creators and artists can fully engage across all content formats—long-form, Shorts, podcasts, and Live—while earning from 10 distinct revenue streams.
