8 Days - November 02, 2017

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8 DAYS

NOV 2 – 9

band 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.com

ELLE 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

Theatre, Star Performing Arts

Centre, 1 Vista Exchange

Green. Tix: $38–$148 from

Sistic*. http://www.facebook.com/

ELLEsingaporeofficial

FEB

Jacky Cheung “A

Classic Tour”

Deemed the “God of

Songs” in Hong Kong,

Cantopop legend Jacky

Cheung brings his previously

sold-out ‘Classic Tour’ to

Singapore. Fans can expect

a visual extravaganza as

well as Jacky’s greatest hits,

such as ‘Goodbye Kiss’ and

‘Just Want to Spend My Life

With You’.

Feb 9–11. 8pm. Singapore In-

door Stadium. Tix: $168–$368

from Sports Hub Tix*.

Evita

Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd

Webber’s iconic musical

Evita remains one of the

world’s most beloved

musicals — it has won

more than 20 major awards.

Helmed by legendary

director Hal Prince, the

original Broadway and West

End production comes to

Singapore, featuring songs

like ‘Don’t Cry for Me

Argentia’ and ‘Oh What a

Circus’. Evita, which tells

the story of Eva Peron, wife

of former Argentine dictator

Juan Peron, promises to be

an unforgettable experience

for musical theatre fans.

Feb 23–Mar 4. Tue–Fri, 8pm;

Sat, 2pm. 8pm; Sun, 1pm,

6pm. Grand Theatre, Marina

Bay Sands. Tix: $55–$185

from Sistic*.

MAR

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 Thea-

tre, Star Performing Arts Cen-

tre, 1 Vista Exchange Green.

Tix: $88–$198 from Sistic*.

http://www.vizpro.sg

MAY

Bruno Mars 24K

Magic World Tour

Grammy Award-winning

singer and global sensation

Bruno Mars returns to

Singapore for the second

time as part of his massive

world tour, in support of

his latest chart-topping

album, 24K Magic. The

album spawned the singles

‘24K Magic’, ‘Versace on

the Floor’ as well as Mars’

seventh number one single,

‘That’s What I Like’.

May 6. 7pm. Singapore Indoor

Stadium. Tix sold out at press

time. http://www.sportshub.com.sg

Nov 3. 7.30pm. Esplanade

Concert Hall. Tix: $40–$250

from Sistic*. http://www.facebook.

com/TeamworkProductionsSG

Love Will Keep Us

Together

Local band Uberjam will

perform evergreen hits by

Captain & Tennille, Bee

Gees, Diana Ross, The

Beatles and many more at

this concert.

Nov 6. 10.30am, 3pm,

7.30pm. Esplanade Recital Stu-

dio. Tix: $15 (includes voucher

for coffee/tea) from Sistic*.

http://www.esplanade.com

Witness to War:

Remembering

1942

Seventy-five years after

the fall of Singapore to the

Japanese in World War Two,

rediscover the watershed

event through this special

international exhibition.

Experience the past

through first-hand accounts

from ordinary men and

women whose lives were

overturned by the outbreak

of hostilities in Singapore

in 1942, and artefacts from

10 overseas museums

such as the Australian War

Memorial and the Museum

of New Zealand Te Papa

Tongarewa.

Till Mar 25, 2018. 10am–

7pm (last admission 6.30pm).

National Museum of Singapore.

Tix: $18 adult, $14 student/

senior citizen. Free for Singapo-

reans & PRs. http://www.nationalmu-

seum.sg

Women in

Photography

Issues of domesticity,

familial ties, and feminine

identity will be explored

in the third edition of the

independent gallery’s

Women in Photography

group exhibition, which

his workin the God with

Us musical and performed

with artistes such as Chris

Tomlin and Sara Groves.

Sing along to songs such as

‘I Offer My Life’ and ‘Give

Thanks’ at this concert.

Nov 4. 8pm. The Star Theatre,

The Star Performing Arts Cen-

tre, 1 Vista Exchange Green.

Tix: $58–$128 from Sistic*.

Brahms, Bartók &

Beyond

Principal Conductor Jason

Lai returns to the podium

with the Conservatory

Orchestra to present an

evening of orchestral

masterpieces such as

Brahms’ ‘Symphony No.4’

and Bartok’s ‘Dance Suite’.

Lyric tenor Alan Bennett will

present a selection of arias

from The Abduction from the

Seraglio, which remains one

of Mozart’s most endearing

operas today.

Nov 4. 7.30pm. Yong Siew Toh

Conservatory Concert Hall, 3

Conservatory Drive. Tix: $20

from Sistic*. http://www.ystmusic.

nus.edu.sg

SSO Concerts for

Children: Nature

Tales

Join Leopold the Leopard and

his best friend, a talking tree,

as they tell a grand tale with

the natural settings depicted

in Beethoven’s ‘Pastoral

Symphony’. Created by Victor

Yerrid, a master puppeteer

from the Jim Henson

Company.

Nov 4–5. Sat, 2pm, 4pm; Sun,

2pm. Victoria Concert Hall. Tix:

$25, $32 from Sistic*. http://www.

sso.org.sg

MTV Unplugged

Sounds of Sufi

Rekha Bharadwaj,

Harshdeep Kaur and

Rasika Shekar, three of

India’s leading singers and

musicians, will perform for

the first time in Singapore.

Expect an evening of soulful

songs, including their

famous hits from Bollywood,

as well as some folk music.

Performed in Hindi.