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What to do in Singapore for the Week of Jan 30

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Find out what events are happening in Singapore this weeked!
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MUSIC

Chak De Singapore, Sukhwinder Singh Live in Concert

A high-energy Bollywood concert headlined by celebrated playback singer Sukhwinder Singh, who is known for his powerful voice and electrifying stage presence. Expect his iconic songs like “Chaiyya Chaiyya”, the Oscar-winning “Jai Ho”, “Haule Haule”, and “Gallan Goodiyaan”.

When: Jan 31, Sat, 7.30pm Where: The Star Theatre Tickets: S$69 to S$369 at sistic.com.sg

The Rock & Indie Festival

Singapore’s premier student-led music festival, organised by LASALLE College of the Arts, University of the Arts Singapore.

Now in its ninth edition, RIF 2026 will feature a powerhouse lineup of 22 original acts. Audiences can look forward to robust live performances across two stages, the Flexible Performance Space and Campus Green, alongside open mic sessions that spotlight emerging musicians and new voices.

When: Feb 6, Fri, 1.30pm to 10.15pm and Feb 7, Sat, 2pm to 10.15pm Where: Flexible Performance Space and Campus Green, LASALLE College of the Arts, 1 McNally Street Admission: Free; Reservation is required for acts in the Flexible Performance Space: https://peatix.com/event/4804706

Raagas to Rhythms: Indian Voices in the Music Scene

Forget the polished studio recordings. This is your chance to sit down with four of Singapore’s trailblazing independent Indian artists in an event organised by TRC’s Human Library. No filters, no stage lights — just raw conversations about the grit, the late-night inspirations, and the challenges of carving out a unique identity in the local music scene.

When: Feb 7, Sat, 5pm to 8pm Where: National Library Entry: Free; register at: https://tinyurl.com/Trc-hl-1

Soul of the Garden City

The musical evening brings together internationally renowned Carnatic vocalist and playback singer Dr Sudha Ragunathan and a curated ensemble of Singapore-based multi-ethnic musicians led by Bhaskar’s Arts Academy’s music director Ghanavenothan Retnam.

When: Feb 8, Sun, 7pm Where: Esplanade Recital Studio Tickets: From S$37 at sistic.com.sg

WALK

Explore the Colours of Little India: A Vibrant Walking Tour Through Culture, Cuisine, and Community

Explore Little India’s vibrant streets, heritage, murals, and markets on a colourful walking tour, immersing in culture and traditions. Organised by Alan Walking Tour.

When: Feb 4, Wed, from 8.30am to 11.30am Meeting point: Entrance/Exit C - Little India MRT Tickets: eventbrite.sg; for more details, contact Alan Lim at 86992365

TALK

I rode my scooter from Singapore to the Indian Himalayas solo and survived

An inspiring session on adventure and self-discovery while riding in the Indian Himalayas and how you can experience it too.

Join Juvena Huang, The Wandering Wasp, for an inspiring session on adventure and self-discovery in the Indian Himalayas.

When: Jan 31, Sat, 2pm to 4pm Where: SteadyMoto, 5F Gambas Crescent Admission: Free (reserve a seat at eventbrite.sg)

From Raagas to Rhythms: Indian Voices in the Music Scene

The Human Library offers a unique experience where “Human Books” – individuals with diverse experiences – are available for personal conversation. This direct, in-depth dialogue is designed to break down prejudices and promote empathy through the sharing of real-life stories and perspectives.

Organised by Tamils Representative Council (TRC), this event highlights the journey of independent artistes in Singapore’s Indian music scene. The music exponents featured in this event have created a career for themselves in the independent music scene as vocalists, music composers, and producers. They will be sharing their journey, the challenges they face and what inspires them continue striving ahead.

When: Feb 7, Sat, 5pm to 8pm Where: The National Library Building at 100 Victoria Street Admission: Free, register here

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