8 Days - December 07, 2017

122

8 DAYS

DEC 7 – 14

COMING

ATTRACTIONS

DEC

Bee Gees Gold

Relive the glory days of

the Bee Gees with the

ultimate tribute band from

Las Vegas. Expect hits like

‘I Started a Joke’ and disco

anthems such as ‘Stayin’

Alive’.

Dec 15–16. 8pm. Sands

Theatre, Marina Bay Sands. Tix:

$65–$125 from Sistic*.

Mayday Life Tour

2017

Celebrating its 20th

anniversary this year,

popular Taiwanese rock

band Mayday will be staging

its 10th concert tour with

the aim of creating a brand

new experience for fans by

challenging themselves with

performances that they’ve

never done before. Expect

hits like ‘Here, After, Us’

and ‘Love-ing’.

Dec 15–17. 8pm. Singapore

Indoor Stadium. Tix sold out

at press time. http://www.sportshub.

com.sg

The Best of West

End: Encore!

Following last year’s hugely

successful production

featuring Broadway

and West End star Earl

Carpenter, this encore

production will star original

Mamma Mia! cast member,

Annette Yeo, and veteran

West End performer, Kieran

Brown, who was recently

seen in Three Phantoms,

and local a cappella group,

The Notes. Join them for

an enchanting evening of

music as they share stories

and perform songs from

Mamma Mia!, The Sound of

Music and Les Miserables.

Dec 20. 7.30pm. Esplanade

Recital Studio. Tix: $68–$88

from Sistic*.

Kitaro: Kojiki &

The Universe

Grammy and Golden

Globe Award-winning

Japanese recording artiste

Kitaro presents a unique

and spectacular visual

experience, merging music

and dance as the renowned

pioneer of the New Age

genre performs a dance

routine as well as his

greatest hits like ‘Matsuri’,

‘Silk Road’ and ‘Oasis’.

Dec 22. 8pm. Grand Theatre,

Marina Bay Sands. Tix: $88–

$238 from Sistic*.

Siloso Beach

Party 2017

Singapore’s only beach

countdown party presents

revellers with another night

of non-stop music and

captivating fireworks as

they ring in 2018. Enjoy 12

hours of continuous beats

from DJ Kaylova, Caden

and Ollie Des. For ages 18

and above.

Dec 31. 6pm–6am. Siloso

Beach, Sentosa. Tix: $48 - $98

from http://www.sentosa.com.sg/

silosobeachparty.

JAN 2018

“The Invincible 2”

Jay Chou Concert

Tour 2018

Asia’s reigning king of

Mandopop returns to

Singapore in the first leg

of his tour. Supported by

a strong team of talented

musicians and dancers,

the concert will showcase

many of Jay Chou’s classic

and new hits, such as

‘Chrysanthemum Terrace’,

‘The Longest Movie’ and

‘Love Confession’.

Jan 6. 8pm. National Stadium.

Limited tix: $98–$348 from

Sports Hub Tix*.

Imagine Dragons

Evolve World

Tour “Live” in

Singapore

Grammy Award-winning

alternative rock band

Suga Shikao Asia

Circuit 2017

Japanese singer and songwriter Suga Shikao comes

to Singapore for the first time. A pop hitmaker in

Japan, he is known for his collaborations with many

artistes, Japanese animations and comic artists. His

hits include the chart-toppers ‘Yozora no Mukou’ and

‘Aozora Pedal’, as well as a variety of theme songs

for artist Clamp’s anime series xxxHolic.

Dec 8. 8pm. Zepp@BigBox, 1 Venture Avenue. Tix: $98,

$138 from http://www.apactix.com.

Singapore Dance Theatre

is set to a vibrant score by

Tchaikovsky. It features a

breath-taking costumes and

spectacular sets by local

designer Aaron Yap as well

as characters that will dance

their way into your hearts.

Till Dec 10. Wed–Fri, 8pm; Sat,

1pm, 8pm; Sun, 1pm, 7pm. Es-

planade Theatre. Tix: $35–$75

from Sistic*. http://www.singapored-

ancetheatre.com

Three Kin

Performed by T.H.E Dance

Company’s full-time

principal dancers, the

triple bill features Kuik

Swee Boon’s fresh new

interpretation of Water

Bloom (a NUS Arts Festival

2009 commission) and

two new creations by

resident South Korean

choreographer Kim Jae Duk,

and Spanish choreographer

Dimo Kirilov Milev

respectively.

Dec 7–9. Thur, Fri, 8pm; Sat,

3pm, 8pm. Esplanade Theatre

Studio. Tix: $35 from Sistic*.

http://www.the-dancecompany.com

ArtScience

Museum

Treasures of the Natural

World. This exhibition

features over 200 pieces

from London’s prestigious