Swing when you’re Singing
Will our city ever pause to take a breather? Not the least bit. We started the year with Singapore Art Week, then there was Singapore Design Week, and before you know it, Sing Jazz 2018 (also known as the Singapore International Jazz Festival) will grace the Marina Bay Sands waterfront.
Now in its fifth year running, the three-night spectacle (held from Friday to Sunday, 6 to 8 April) will see no less than 12 acts perform on stage. As usual, The Main Stage to kick things off, while The Late Show at Sands Expo will keep concert-goers happy till wee hours of the morning.
Jazz-pop legend (and St. Regis connoisseur) Jamie Cullum will perform on The Main Stage, together with Electro Swing musician Parov Stelar and hip-hop and soul artist Lalah Hathaway. You can also look forward to local acts by Jasso (The Jazz Association SG Orchestra) led by Jeremy Monteiro and joined by Melissa Tham and Alemay Fernandez.
Here’s the full lineup.
Friday, 6 April
The Main Stage, 5pm – 10.30pm
Weish
Gogo Penguin
Parov Stelar
The Late Show, 10pm – 4am
Tim De Cotta
Soul Ii Soul
Estelle
Drem
Saturday, 7 April
The Main Stage, 4pm – 10.30pm
The Teng Ensemble
Tompi
Lalah Hathaway
Jamie Cullum
The Late Show, 10pm – 4am
MAS1A
Ms. Lauryn Hill
Dj Nu-Mark
Jnr Tirso
Sunday, 8 April
The Main Stage, 4pm – 10.30pm
Jasso led by Jeremy Monteiro
House Of The Gypsies
Brand New Heavies
Incognito featuring Omar And Leee John
We’re Giving Away Tickets
We’ve nine pairs of tickets (VIP passes and General Admission) to giveaway across all three nights. Simply fill in the form below for a chance to win.
Giveaway terms and conditions:
- This giveaway is open to current and new subscribers to Robb Report Singapore’s mailing list.
- This giveaway ends at 11:59pm, GMT+8, 30 March 2018. Winners will be announced on 2 April 2018.
- Winners will be notified via email on type of ticket won, and date the tickets are valid for.
- Winners can collect the tickets during the event itself.
- Prize is final; no cash equivalent or alternative prize will be given. Prize is non-transferable, non-exchangeable and strictly not for resale. If the winner is found to be selling the prize(s), Robb Report Singapore reserves the right to demand for the return of the prize.
- Robb Report Singapore shall not be liable for any loss, including but not limited to direct, indirect or consequential loss or damage, personal injury or death which is suffered or sustained (whether or not arising from any person’s negligence) in connection with participation in this competition or accepting or utilising a prize.
