The best concerts and music festivals in Singapore in 2025

When October 14 
Where Esplanade Theatre

The Melbourne-based trio have been turning heads with their genre-defying fusion of Indian classical, Australian surf rock and psychedelic funk, all while donning dazzling beaded masks and creating immersive soundscapes that transport audiences to another realm. And yes, their music is a sonic experience that feels both ancient and futuristic at once – no lyrics, no samples, just layers of textural sounds that swirl, jangle and shimmer. If you’ve been watching their sets at Coachella, Glastonbury Festival, and Primavera Sound on YouTube, now's your chance to catch the Melbourne-based trio perform live IRL in Singapore.

When October 14 
Where OCBC Square, Singapore Sports Hub

Get ready to turn up the volume – Homegrown Festival is back, louder and prouder than ever! This free two-day bash spotlights the best of Singapore’s music and creative scene. Discover the next big export in local music as rising stars like Heema Izatti, Xena Giam, and Thaarmin share the stage with fan favourites Sezairi, Lewloh, Krysta Joy, Yao, and more. It’s not just about the tunes either – navigate the buzzing festival village with live art, bouquet-making sessions, jagua tattoos, tarot card readings and throwback arcade games.

When October 18 and 19
Where Singapore Indoor Stadium

NCT Dream return to Singapore with The Dream Show 4: Dream the Future, taking over the Indoor Stadium for two nights. Following last year’s sold-out shows, the septet is back with a brand-new production that promises to be bigger, bolder, and more imaginative. SM Entertainment has teased a time-travel theme reflecting the members’ nine-year journey and their vision ahead, coinciding with their new album Go Back To The Future. The multi-sensory experience features explosive stages, hypnotic movements, fresh tracks like ‘Chiller’ and ‘BTTF’, and a wave of nostalgia woven into a futuristic show. Dreamzens, it’s your time to scream.

When October 30 to November 2
Where Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay

Craving a sonic adventure around the region? Baybeats is your ticket. The beloved live music series is back with more free shows that champion alternative sounds from Singapore and the rest of Asia. This year, the spotlight turns to South Korea's indie-rock band Silica Gel, and Japan's jazzy, post-rock trio Mouse on the Keys. They'll also be joined by the Philippines' alt-rock icons Sandwich, and indonesia's indie fave The Adams, to name a few. And let's not forget homegrown names like A Vacant Affair, Plainsunset, Weish, and more, tearing up stages with everything from dreamy haze to raw riffs. Whether you're into synthy vibes, cinematic crescendos or straight-up indie rock chaos, there’s something to surprise your ears.

When November 9
Where Skate Bowl, Trifecta

After a year-long break, Trifecta Backyard Sessions is back with more sound waves for Vol. 4, marking both the venue’s second anniversary and the reopening of *Scape. Expect a night that’s all noise, no fluff – a heady mix of Singapore’s finest sounds and skate-side shenanigans. The lineup? Utter fire. Subsonic Eye brings dreamy jangle-pop perfection, Cactus Cactus fuels the pit with punk ferocity, Inkblot Page keeps it weird and wonderful, while Sappy Chill turns up with their funk-dangdut madness. Entry remains completely free, with bites and booze from Riders’ Lounge and Yeastside.

When November 12
Where *SCAPE The Ground Theatre

Internet king and rap chameleon bbno$ (pronounced “Baby No Money”) is storming into *SCAPE The Ground Theatre on November 12. The Canadian hitmaker behind viral bangers ‘Lalala’ and ‘Edamame’ is bringing his irreverent humour, wild energy, and beats that refuse to quit. With billions of streams and a reputation for unpredictable live sets, bbno$ transforms any venue into a playground, mixing sharp lyricism with tongue-in-cheek fun. Brace yourself for crowd banter, chaotic dance breaks, and a party atmosphere that feels like the internet came to life.

When November 17
Where The Star Theatre

Soulful star Teddy Swims makes his much-anticipated comeback to Singapore. Fresh off chart domination with ‘Lose Control’ and ‘The Door’, the Grammy-nominated Atlanta native is ready to once again showcase his unrivalled voice and emotional storytelling. His live shows are intimate yet grand, blending R&B, pop and soul in a way that feels both raw and stadium-sized. Expect goosebumps, heartfelt singalongs, and a performance that proves why he’s been hailed as one of the defining voices of his generation.

When November 25
Where The Theatre at Mediacorp

Noughties icons Blue are back for a milestone celebration – their 25th anniversary tour, Blue Live in Asia. Catch Antony, Duncan, Lee and Simon roll out the hits that defined a generation: ‘All Rise’, ‘One Love’, ‘If You Come Back’ and more. With over 16 million albums sold worldwide, Brit and MTV Asia awards, and even duets with legends like Elton John, Blue remain boyband royalty. The Singapore show is set to be a nostalgic trip with a contemporary edge – proof that their music still stands tall decades later.

When November 25
Where Capitol Theatre

Indie-pop singer-songwriter Jeremy Zucker returns to Singapore with his 2025 World Tour. Known for heartfelt tracks like ‘Comethru’, ‘You Were Good to Me’ and ‘Always, I’ll Care’, Zucker’s shows are an emotional rollercoaster of nostalgia, tenderness, and catharsis. This tour coincides with his third album Garden State, so look forward to a mix of fresh releases and beloved fan favourites. With a knack for turning vulnerability into anthem-like choruses, Zucker has become one of Gen Z’s most relatable voices.

When November 26
Where Capitol Theatre

The voice behind ‘Let Her Go’ is making a long-awaited return to Singapore. Passenger – aka Mike Rosenberg – has spent over a decade captivating audiences from city streets to stadiums, weaving tales of love, loss and hope with his acoustic storytelling. With a catalogue spanning 15 albums and billions of streams, the multi-platinum troubadour’s music is deeply personal yet universally resonant. Cpsy up for an intimate evening of soul-baring ballads and moments that feel like he’s singing just to you.

When November 28, 29 and 30
Where National Stadium

Blinks, great news – Blackpink is officially back in our area. The global K-pop sensation is returning to Singapore with their new Deadline world tour, marking their much-anticipated comeback since their last performance here in November 2024 during the Blackpink Born Pink World Tour. Beyond catchy songs like Boombayah, Kill This Love, and Lovesick Girls, the group’s style and charisma are also what make their performances unforgettable.

When November 29 and 30
Where Sands Theatre

Step into the Continent as The Witcher in Concert makes its Asia debut here in Singapore. This live concert experience brings to life the epic tale of Geralt of Rivia as he embarks on a monster-filled, heartbreak-laced quest to find his adopted daughter Ciri. A stunning celebration of the game’s rich storytelling and unforgettable score, it blends soul-stirring music with cinematic gameplay visuals, all performed live by an ensemble orchestra and the Polish folk‑metal maestros Percival Schuttenbach, with arrangements helmed by The Witcher 3 co-composer Marcin Przybyłowicz. 

When December 1
Where The Theatre at Mediacorp

Already adored across Europe and the Americas, L’Impératrice are finally gracing Singapore with their kaleidoscopic live show. Known for their silky grooves, retro-futurist synths and dancefloor-ready sets, the Parisian six-piece’s show promises an audiovisual trip like no other. Their latest single ‘Me Da Igual’ showcases their liberated, euphoric energy, and fans can expect a setlist spanning shimmering anthems from their acclaimed Tako Tsubo album and beyond. Dress to dance, because this one’s going to be dazzling, sensual, and irresistibly fun.

When December 3
Where The Star Theatre

Get ready to vibe with your tribe, as TV Girl is finally making their way to Singapore. The San Diego indie trio behind your favourite dreamy, slightly cynical love songs like 'Lovers Rock', 'Cigarettes Out the Window', and 'Not Allowed' are set to perform at The Star Theatre on December 3, marking their long-awaited Asia debut. Dance to shimmering ‘60s-style pop wrapped in lo-fi hip-hop beats, bittersweet lyrics, and the kind of nostalgia that hits right in the feels. Whether you discovered them through their first studio album French Exit or got hooked on the latest Fauxllenium, this is your chance to hear those hazy anthems live.

When December 3
Where The Theatre at Mediacorp

Heads up, Singapore – Rich Brian is stopping by for his Where is My Head? Tour. The Indonesian Vine sensation-turned-global hip-hop star is setting the stage ablaze with a fiery mix of fresh drops and fan-favourite bangers. Think 'Edamame', 'Dat $tick', 'Midsummer Madness' and '100 Degrees' – all the hits that made him a force in the 88rising universe. Fresh off his first full-length album in six years, Rich Brian explores heartbreak, identity and reinvention with raw honesty and artistic vision. Expect razor-sharp bars, introspective moments, and infectious beats that hit harder live.

When December 5
Where The Arena @ Expo

South Africa’s global breakout star Tyla is bringing her We Wanna Party Asia Tour to Singapore this December. Fresh off the Grammy win that made her the youngest-ever African artist to clinch the award, she’s riding the unstoppable wave of her viral hit ‘Water’ and ready to soak Singapore with her infectious amapiano-inspired sound, slick choreography, and magnetic stage presence. If you’ve been thirsting for a live performance ‘Push 2 Start’, ‘Truth or Dare’, and more, now’s your chance to quench it.

When December 5
Where Fort Gate @ Fort Canning Park

Come December 5, you'll be begging to 'Take Me Out'. Scottish indie-rock icons Franz Ferdinand are back, headlining Fort Canning Park on December 5. Known for angular riffs, art-school styles and danceable rock anthems, the band will tear through classics like ‘Do You Want To’ and ‘No You Girls’, alongside tracks from their bold new record The Human Fear. With nearly two decades of redefining the boundaries between rock and pop, Franz Ferdinand remain a live force to be reckoned with. Pack your boots – this one’s guaranteed to be raucous.

When December 6 and 7
Where Fort Canning Park

Fort Canning Park transforms into a celebration of Singapore’s homegrown talent with the Sing60 Music Festival. Across two days and three stages, expect a stellar lineup of over 60 local acts spanning pop, indie, rock, and hip-hop. From breakout names to cult favourites, the festival shines a spotlight on the sounds shaping the nation’s music identity. Beyond the main stage, there’s a bunker-turned-club for after-hours sets, food stalls, and lifestyle pop-ups. Whether you’re here to mosh, groove, or just discover your new favourite local artist, Sing60 promises a festival experience that’s proudly and unapologetically Singaporean.

When December 10
Where Singapore Indoor Stadium

She’s one of the most unpredictable, genre-bending, internet-breaking stars of our time – and now she’s headed our way. Grammy-winning global superstar Doja Cat has announced her first-ever show in Singapore, and honestly, it’s about time. From viral hits like ‘Say So’ and ‘Kiss Me More’ to the edgy, era-defining tracks off her fourth studio album Scarlet, her reign as pop’s most chaotic good time is unmatched. 

When December 31, January 2 and 3
Where Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention

Singapore is going all out to welcome 2026, and it’s doing it in the comfort of air-con with Singland Festival, the city’s first large-scale indoor New Year’s bash. The festival promises an explosive blend of world-class acts, next-level stage production, and an immersive 360-degree LED Mega-Sing-Along experience that’ll have the whole crowd belting in unison. And the headliners? K-pop legend Rain, Mandopop powerhouse Terry Lin, Canadian singer-songwriter Henry Lau, and Grammy Award-winner Ne-Yo. Don’t miss the mega R&B superstar wrapping up the fest with smooth classics like ‘So Sick’ and ‘Miss Independent’, alongside the kind of slick moves that remind you he’s still got it.