8 DAYS | 123Imagine Dragons return to
Singapore in a world tour to
support their third album,
Evolve. Since the band’s
inception in 2009, they
have become one of the
most successful rock acts
in recent years, with the
number one album Smoke
- Mirrors and smash hits
like ‘Radioactive’, ‘It’s Time’
and ‘Believer’.
Jan 7. 8pm. Singapore Indoor
Stadium. Tix: $98–$228 from
Sport Hub Tix* & http://www.apactix.
com.
007 in Concert
Direct from London, this
show concert presents the
music from every James
Bond film made in the last
50 years. The 28-piece “live”
band will be led by British
conductor Pete Harrison, as
they present tunes from Dr
No, Goldfinger, Live and Let
Die, to Skyfall and Spectre.
They will be accompanied by
international singers Laura
Tebbutt and Tim Howar.
There will also be short
excerpts from other famous
spy and detective series
including music from Hawaii
Five-O.
Jan 19–20. 7.30pm. Grand
Theatre, Marina Bay Sands. Tix:
$65–$165 from Sistic*. http://www.
baseentertainmentasia.com
Planetshakers
Legacy Tour
Singapore 2018
Following the release of their
albums LEGACY – Part 1:
ALIVE AGAIN and LEGACY –
Part 2: PASSION, Christian
worship band Planetshakers
embarks on a worldwide tour.
After 20 albums, the group
continues to sell out arenas
around the globe with their
empowering shows.
Jan 21. 8pm. Hall 601–604,
Suntec Singapore Convention
& Exhibition Centre. Tix: $48–
$128 from Sistic*.Teresa Carpio
“Live” in
Singapore
Fresh from her appearance
in this year’s edition of I’m a
Singer, Cantopop diva Teresa
Carpio comes to Singapore
for the first time in a rare
concert appearance. Having
released 23 albums and
performed all over the world,
Teresa is known for her
powerful voice, electrifying
stage presence and hits
such as ‘Sukiyaki’, ‘If’ and
‘True Love’.
Jan 20. 8pm. MES Theatre at
Mediacorp, 1 Stars Avenue. Tix:
$98–$248 (includes Meet &
Greet Session + Photo Opportu-
nity). from Sistic*.St Jerome’s
Laneway Festival
Singapore 2018
Laneway Festival is back for
the eighth time, and as with
previous years, it promises
to be an unforgettable
experience for music fans
that focuses on the best
new and established “live”
Indie acts in the industry.
This year’s illustrious line-up
includes Grammy-nominatedband The Internet, rising
star Aldous Harding and
electrifying alt-rock outfit
Wolf Alice.
Jan 27. 10am. The Meadow,
Gardens by the Bay. Tix from
http://www.apactix.com. http://www.
lanewayfestival.comELLE Inspires with
Jessica Cox
ELLE Singapore launches
ELLE Inspires, a new
initiative to celebrate and
empower women. Catch
American motivational
speaker Jessica Cox as
she shares her message
of overcoming the odds
despite being born without
arms due to a genetic birth
defect. The 34-year-old
holds the Guinness World
Record for being the first
armless person to own a
pilot’s license. She also has
a black belt in taekwondo,
and can play the piano and
drive a car.Jan 27. 7.30pm. The Star Thea-
tre, Star Performing Arts Centre,
1 Vista Exchange Green. Tix:
$38–$148 from Sistic*. http://www.
facebook.com/ELLEsingapore-
officialMAR
Duet with Power
Station ‘20’ World
Tour in Singapore
Taiwanese male rock duo
Power Station is marking
their 20th anniversary with
a performance celebrating
their greatest hits like
‘When’, ‘Impulse’ and the
award-winning Chinese
version of ‘Takie Tango’ by
Bufra Suflera. There will be
a special segment where
Power Station will banter
with the audience and take
song requests.
Mar 17. 8pm. The Star Theatre,
Star Performing Arts Centre,
1 Vista Exchange Green. Tix:
$88–$198 from Sistic*. http://www.
vizpro.sgBreak Out
After two sold-out shows here in 2009 and 2010,
internationally-renowned Korean comedy dance show
BREAK OUT makes its highly-anticipated return to
Singapore, armed with new extreme breakdancing
moves and more hilarious comedic moments. It tells
the tale of a prison breakout with comical fugitives
finding temporary shelter at a convent.
Apr 27–29. Fri, 8pm; Sat, 2pm, 8pm; Sun, 3pm. MES Theatre
at Mediacorp, 1 Stars Avenue. Tix: $48–$98 from Sistic*.APR