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Celebrate homegrown music talent and party in a bunker at this two-day festival at Fort Canning Park
National Day might be over, but the local pride still runs strong. And this December 6 and 7, the Sing60 Music Fest celebrates the best of homegrown music and artistes over two jam-packed days at Fort Canning Park.
Head on down during this outdoor weekend musical festival to hear beloved local crooners perform live, with headliners including but not limited to Corrinne May, Benjamin Kheng, Glenn Yong, and Shye. Also making an appearance are the OG stars of Talentime – a popular singing talent show from the 60s, way before the era of Singapore Idol.
Discover new favourites with the curated Bandwagon sessions, which shine the spotlight on indie and alternative bands, both new and long-celebrated. Look forward to sets by Caracal, The Great Spy Experiment, A Vacant Affair and more, along with covers and original numbers by rising youth bands.
As for the dance music fans, party it up in a World War II bunker with back-to-back DJ sessions spanning genres from techno to house and experimental.
There will also be a festival village with booths featuring local food, fashion, artisanal goods and more.
Early bird tickets to Sing60 Music Festival are now on sale at just $32 (U.P. $40). To sweeten the deal, single-day tickets can be purchased using your SG Culture Pass credits, which will be available from September 1 onwards – so why not make a date and attend for free? Check out the full line-up and make your booking here.
