Singapore, 2025 – After one year and eight months, Moonbyul finally returned to Singapore on 6 December 2025 —and the moment she stepped on stage, it was clear just how deeply fans had missed her. The venue erupted with cheers so loud that even Moonbyul herself joked she could “feel the love a lot,” promising the crowd she would make sure everyone lost their voices by the end of the night.
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SINGAPORE, 10 December 2025 – The Shilla Duty Free Singapore is proud to present an exclusive fan party experience featuring Thai actor, Dunk Natachai, set to take place in Singapore for the first time at Jewel Changi Airport. Made possible through The Shilla Duty Free Singapore’s close partnership with Changi Airport Group and Jewel Changi Airport, the highly-anticipated event will offer Singapore-based and travelling fans an exclusive opportunity to interact and enjoy special performances by the Thai Actor.
EVENT DETAILS:
Fan Party with Dunk Natachai,
Exclusively Presented by The Shilla Duty Free Singapore
Date: Saturday, 13 December 2025
Time: 4pm-5pm SGT
Venue: Jewel Changi Airport, Cloud9 Piazza, Level 5
Official standing plan and general event layout
In conjunction with the event, The Shilla Duty Free Singapore provided fans the with the opportunity to
secure exclusive VIP access to the Exclusive Fan Party with Dunk Natachai.
VIP Passes Participation Mechanics
Travellers earned exclusive access to the Exclusive Fan Party with Dunk Natachai by shopping at The
Shilla Duty Free Singapore from 1–30 November 2025, across any Terminal or iShopChangi. A total of 50
VIP Passes were awarded.
How VIP Passes were awarded:
Public Zone Access
300 public zone access tickets will also be allocated to allow fans to experience the event from the designated viewing zone. Tickets will be distributed physically at T1 Arrivals (Level 1, Outside Belt 11) on 13 December 2025, from 12pm onwards, on a first-come, first-served basis. Queue poles will be placed from 11am to facilitate orderly lining, and the queue will officially open at 11.30am. Please note that overnight queueing is strictly not allowed. Tickets will be issued in the form of wrist tags, limited to 1 per person, with queue numbers provided concurrently. Attendees must ensure that the wrist tag is worn at all times for access into and out of the event site. Lost, damaged, or tampered wrist tags will not be replaced.
Once all wrist tags have been issued, a full redemption announcement will be posted on The Shilla Duty Free Singapore’s social channels, and corresponding on-site signage will be deployed as well.
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Singapore, 28 October 2025 – Volt Auto celebrated a milestone in electric mobility with the successful launch of the Dongfeng 007, its next-generation electric sedan, on 18 Oct 2025 at Funan Mall. Drawing a crowd of fans, media, and industry partners, the event featured a special appearance by international icon Jessica Jung, making Volt Auto the first automotive brand in Singapore to fly in a global celebrity for a car launch.
Continue readingSingapore, 2025 – Doh Kyungsoo — better known to many as D.O. from EXO — returned to Singapore with his solo tour DO it!, filling the Singapore Indoor Stadium with cheers, fanchants, and heartfelt moments.
The concert opened with Do You Remember, a track that immediately set a nostalgic tone and had the audience singing along. He continued with Nobody Knows It before moving into Wonder, where floating bubbles added to the dreamy, upbeat mood.
Greeting fans warmly, Kyungsoo remarked on Singapore’s “good weather” and thanked everyone for coming despite the long journeys. His energy and humor quickly put the crowd at ease: “Your cheer is so crazy! Are you guys ready to have some fun today?”
Fan-favorite tracks followed, including Mars, which had the stadium roaring with fanchants, and Where You Were, where his gentle vocals carried the emotion of holding onto cherished memories. In Simple Joys, Kyungsoo strolled across the stage to wave at fans, embodying the song’s message of appreciating little moments.
During a lighthearted ment, he admitted he hadn’t eaten chilli crab yet but promised to enjoy both chilli and pepper crab after the show, earning laughter from the audience. He also teased that Singapore fans were “too quiet,” which only made the crowd cheer louder.
Highlighting songs from his first full album Bliss, Kyungsoo shifted the mood with Fit and I’m Gonna Love You, showing his R&B side with smooth, confident vocals. Later, upbeat performances like Popcorn, 5 Minutes, and Sing Along! had fans dancing and chanting along.
A special moment came when his band performed an EXO medley, featuring classics such as The First Snow, Don’t Go, and Growl. Fans sang every word, and Kyungsoo joined in briefly with Love Me Right, reminiscing about his group’s early years.
The latter half of the concert showcased Kyungsoo’s ability to connect emotionally. Songs like It’s Love, My Dear, and I Do felt like intimate letters, while That’s Okay, I’ll Be There, and Draw My Path carried messages of comfort and reassurance.
With In Another Life, Kyungsoo expressed his gratitude to fans who have supported him throughout his journey, telling them: “Everyone who is here with me right now is precious. Please always be healthy, and I truly hope you stay happy.”
The main set ended with Somebody, where Kyungsoo walked around the arena to wave and interact closely with fans. After an encore break, he returned in a playful outfit to perform Rose, before wrapping up the night with Sing Along. At one point, he even stepped down from the stage to get closer to the crowd, creating unforgettable memories for those lucky enough to be near.
Throughout the show, English translations of the lyrics were displayed on the big screen, ensuring every fan could connect with the meaning of his songs.
Kyungsoo’s DO it! in Singapore was a night filled with warmth, laughter, and powerful vocals. His mix of heartfelt ballads, playful energy, and candid interactions reminded fans why he remains one of the most beloved voices in K-pop. As he promised to return, Singapore fans left with the certainty that this was a concert to remember.
We would like to thank UnUsUaL Entertainment Pte Ltd for inviting us to 2025 DOH KYUNG SOO ASIA CONCERT TOUR <DO it! in Singapore>!
Writer: Charmaine
Singapore, 2025 – If Day 1 set the stage on fire, Waterbomb Singapore Day 2 took the energy up a notch with jaw-dropping solo acts, powerful rap stages, and a legendary girl group reunion that had the entire crowd screaming, singing, and soaking wet in joy.
Making his Waterbomb debut, Jay B introduced himself proudly as Got7’s Jay B before commanding the stage with his solo hits Switch It Up and B.T.W. His smooth vocals, sleek dance moves, and undeniable charisma had the crowd completely mesmerized. Fans went especially wild when he unbuttoned his denim jacket mid-performance — a move that had the festival buzzing long after his set ended.
Lee Youngji, performing at her first overseas Waterbomb, proved exactly why she’s one of Korea’s hottest rap stars. Her set included Witch, Not Sorry (which she shared was her most important career song), and Small Girl.
Youngji made the stage her playground, inviting the audience to shoot her with their water guns before spraying the sky herself. Always about connection, she taught fans key Korean words from her songs so they could chant along perfectly.
In a surprise move, Youngji delivered an encore performance — the only artist to do so — hyping up the crowd with BSS Fighting and Smoke. By the end, the audience was chanting her name in unison, cementing her as one of the night’s highlights.
The night reached its peak with the return of 2NE1 — CL, Minzy, and Dara — who reunited on stage (without Park Bom, who sat out due to health reasons). The group opened with Come Back Home, instantly sending waves of nostalgia through the crowd, before launching into Fire and Clap Your Hands.
Fans went wild as they belted out classics like I Am the Best, I Don’t Care, and the emotional Ugly, their voices echoing with the members’.
Between songs, the members greeted the Singapore crowd warmly. Dara reflected on their journey, noting how they came to Singapore as soloists last December, and now returned as a group. “I watched CL perform last year, and now I’m performing with her again,” she shared, before bursting into laughter as CL and Minzy cheekily drenched her with water guns.
The mix of powerhouse vocals, explosive energy, and genuine warmth from 2NE1 proved that their reign as K-pop icons is far from over.
From Jay B’s smooth grooves, to Lee Youngji’s unstoppable energy, and the legendary 2NE1 reunion, Waterbomb Day 2 was a festival experience fans will never forget. Each artist didn’t just perform — they connected, played, and created memories that soaked deep into the hearts of every fan in attendance.
We would like to thank Viu Singapore for inviting us to WATERBOMB 2025 in Singapore.
Writer: Charmaine
Singapore, 2025 – Waterbomb Singapore returned with a splash — quite literally — as some of K-pop’s hottest acts set the stage on fire while cooling the crowd with waves of water. From surprise reunions to sizzling solo stages, the night was an unforgettable blend of music, energy, and playful chaos.
The festival kicked off on a nostalgic note with Sorn and Seungyeon, treating fans to a mini CLC reunion. The duo performed fan-favourite hits like No and Helicopter, with the crowd passionately singing along. Adding to the excitement, Sorn gave fans an exclusive preview of her upcoming single Cool Waters, a perfect fit for Waterbomb’s vibe.
The stage exploded with dance power as Team BEBE, winners of Street Woman Fighter 2, joined forces with Jam Republic. Their performance of Smoke and Lisa’s FUTW had the entire crowd captivated, proving why they remain among Korea’s top dance crews.
Minhyuk (HUTA) made his highly anticipated solo stage in Singapore after seven years, and the wait was worth it. From Boom to tracks from his latest release (V, Wet, Bora), he delivered a set that had fans screaming from start to finish.
His playful banter in English — sprinkled with Singlish gems like “buay tahan,” “chiobu,” and “lengzai” — made the audience roar with laughter. He even revived BTOB’s legendary “give up” meme, showing off his A+ fan interaction skills.
But the night hit peak chaos when Minhyuk poured water over himself, tore off his shirt for Bora, and showcased a jaw-dropping dance break, abs and all. Fans went absolutely wild, and even he admitted he needed a moment to catch his breath. Closing with Boom, he promised: “When there is goodbye, definitely there will be a next hello.”
Making their first Waterbomb appearance in Singapore, EXID brought their trademark charisma with DDD, L.I.E, Hot Pink, I Love You, and the iconic Up & Down. The members didn’t just sing — they played. Hye Lin poured water on herself and chased her members, Solji teased the crowd with water guns, and LE and Jeonghwa showered fans with love through both words and actions.
Reminiscing about their last visit in 2018, the group expressed how much they missed their Singapore fans and promised to come back soon if invited again. The crowd’s loud chants of “Hot” in response to “Pink” proved the love was mutual.
Minho set pulses racing with his solo stages from Call Back and Affection to SHINee’s Body Rhythm. The crowd erupted when he shed layers, cheekily covering up with his jacket while flashing abs that had fans screaming for more.
His energy was playful yet heartfelt, pouring water over himself and making cute hearts for the fans. Minho also encouraged cheers for his fellow member Taemin, showing SHINee’s bond runs deep.
If Minho brought cheeky heat, Taemin brought smouldering intensity. Performing Move, Sexy in the Air, Want, Advice, and Guilty, his fluid dance lines and powerful vocals had fans entranced. Taemin charmed with playful crowd banter — asking if they wanted more water, teasing about his jacket, and even wishing happiness and fortune to the fans through the Waterbomb fun.
The highlight? A surprise duet stage with Minho for SHINee’s View. As they sang side-by-side, doused in water, the atmosphere reached fever pitch — a perfect finale that left Shawols and Waterbombers screaming for more.
From nostalgic reunions and legendary girl group stages to shirtless chaos and SHINee magic, Waterbomb Singapore 2025 was a rollercoaster of heat, music, and endless showers. The artists weren’t just performing; they were connecting, laughing, and soaking in the moment with their fans.
If the screams, soaked outfits, and glowing smiles were any indication, Waterbomb didn’t just cool down Singapore’s heat — it made the first night unforgettable!
We would like to thank Viu Singapore for inviting us to WATERBOMB SINGAPORE 2025.
Writer: Charmaine
Singapore, 7 September 2025 (Sunday) – Krist Perawat, Singto Prachaya, Off Jumpol, Gun Atthaphan, Tay Tawan and New Thitipoom – the OG three pillars of GMMTV – had brought the vibrant world of PEBACA WHAT A CONCERT from Bangkok to Singapore.
“PEBACA” blends the fandom names of KristSingto (PEraya), OffGun (BAbii), and TayNew (polCA). From soft, heartfelt ballads to high-energy dance numbers that got the whole venue singing and dancing along, it’s no surprise the six idols of PEBACA kept fans from around the world on their toes and fully engaged throughout the exclusive evening at D’Marquee @Downtown East.
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Singapore, 2025 – The main cast of the hit Thai drama The Heart Killers delighted fans at GMMTV Fanday24 last Saturday, marking a memorable evening filled with music, laughter, and heartfelt moments.
The fan meeting featured the show’s beloved stars Kanaphan Puitrakul (First), Thanawat Rattanakitpaisan (Khaotung), Archen Aydin (Joong), and Natachai Boonprasert (Dunk). Since its premiere earlier this year, The Heart Killers has gained a strong international following, and this event gave Singaporean fans their long-awaited opportunity to meet the cast in person.
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Singapore, 2025 – Yesung’s highly anticipated “It’s Complicated” concert in Singapore took place on March 2, 2024, at The Theatre at Mediacorp. As part of his solo tour, the Super Junior vocalist brought his signature soulful performances and engaging stage presence to his Singaporean fans. With a thoughtfully curated setlist and heartfelt interactions, the concert promised an unforgettable experience. From the moment he stepped on stage with “Small Things,” the energy in the venue was palpable. Transitioning seamlessly into “Between” and “같아 우리 (Like Us),” the concert set an intimate and heartfelt tone that resonated deeply with the audience.
Right from the opening ment, Yesung expressed his happiness at returning to Singapore, reminiscing about his last visit with Super Junior just seven months ago. His warm and playful personality shone through as he playfully questioned if fans were seeing him for the first time, teasing them about his appearance and promising to make them fall in love with him by the end of the night. He also shared the overarching theme of the concert—our shared daily experiences—making the event feel even more personal and relatable.
The setlist was thoughtfully curated, balancing emotional ballads with lively performances. Songs like “Scented Things” and “A Letter in The Wind” showcased his emotive vocal delivery, while the playful VCR featuring Yesung in a ‘boyfriend’ concept had fans swooning. As he transitioned into an upbeat medley of “Beautiful Night,” “Eat’s OK,” and “Pink Magic,” the concert took a lively turn. Yesung even threw small snack packs into the crowd and made his way down the stage, bringing himself closer to his adoring fans.
One of the highlights of the night was Yesung’s performance of “Yours Eternally,” a heartfelt remake of Eric Chou’s “Unbreakable Love.” The emotional intensity peaked during his beloved OST song “It Has to Be You,” as fans participated in a stunning flashlight event, moving Yesung deeply. His gratitude was evident as he thanked everyone for their passionate sing-along and support.
Throughout the concert, Yesung’s charming and humorous side was on full display. From teasing fans about their reluctance to stand up to playfully calling them out for raising their hands before fully understanding his questions, he kept the atmosphere lighthearted and engaging. His banter about Singapore’s heat and the fans’ playful responses further cemented the strong bond between him and his audience. He even joked about replacing songs with more talking time, only to be met with resounding objections from the crowd.
The energy soared as the night progressed, especially during fan-favorite songs like “Parallel Lines,” “Beautiful Paradox,” and “Fly.” Yesung made a special effort to include “Parallel Lines” after hearing how much his fans loved it, despite admitting its difficulty. Encouraging fans to stand up and sing along during “Easy” and “Bear Hug,” he ensured the concert ended on a high note with a dynamic performance of “It’s Complicated.” The encore, featuring “Silhouette” and “Slide Away,” was a perfect conclusion, leaving fans longing for more.
Yesung’s ‘It’s Complicated’ concert in Singapore was an unforgettable night of music, laughter, and deep connection. His ability to balance heartfelt performances with lighthearted moments made the experience truly special. As he promised to return with an even better version of himself, fans eagerly await the next opportunity to see him shine on stage once again.
Thank you CK Star Entertainment for inviting us to YESUNG concert [It’s Complicated] in Singapore!
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Writer: Charmaine
Singapore, 2025 – It was a night of nostalgia, excitement, and heartfelt emotions as Apink finally returned to Singapore for their “Pink New Year” concert. For Pink Pandas, this moment was long overdue, as the group’s last concert in Singapore took place almost a decade ago. The energy in the venue was palpable, with fans eagerly anticipating an unforgettable night with their beloved idols.
The concert opened with “Only One,” a song that Pink Pandas had been longing to hear live for the first time. As soon as the first notes played, the crowd erupted in cheers, setting the tone for an emotional and exhilarating night. This was followed by some of Apink’s most beloved hits, including “Remember,” “Mr. Chu,” and “Five,” igniting waves of singalongs and fan chants.
During the first ment, the members warmly greeted their Singaporean fans. Chorong, visibly touched, expressed how much she missed performing in Singapore and playfully asked if the audience needed an interpretation. Bomi reassured her that she was doing just fine, while Eunji noted how intently the fans were focused on them. Chorong also admitted that she had felt like crying during “Only One” due to the overwhelming emotions of finally reuniting with their fans in Singapore after so many years.
Apink continued to impress with performances of “DND” and “Five,” showcasing their signature blend of charm and elegance. In between songs, the members shared their experiences in Singapore, including their love for local food. Eunji jokingly mentioned that she had expected a swollen face from eating chilli crab, while Namjoo revealed that some members had a gym session after their feast. Bomi and Chorong confessed that they had originally planned to skip the dish to avoid being swollen, but ended up eating ramyeon instead, enjoying every moment of their trip.
One of the most special moments of the night was when Apink serenaded their fans with “To. Us,” a heartfelt ballad dedicated to Pink Pandas. The atmosphere was filled with emotion as the members poured their hearts into the song, creating an intimate connection with the audience. This was followed by beautiful performances of “Sunday Monday” and “The Wave,” adding to the dreamy and sentimental mood.
The solo stages were a highlight of the night, with each member showcasing a different side of their artistry. Bomi stunned the audience with a sultry performance of “Unholy,” while Chorong captivated with “Gimme More.” Hayoung turned up the heat with “Lady Marmalade,” and Namjoo delivered a powerful rendition of “Water.” Eunji took a different approach with her uplifting performance of “Time of Our Life,” even gifting a bouquet of flowers to a lucky fan near the stage.
As the night progressed, Apink kept the momentum high with energetic performances of “Cat” and “Witcha – Don’t Be Silly.” When they hinted at the final song, fans humorously pretended to believe them, knowing that an encore was inevitable. Eunji playfully remarked how well fans have mastered the art of “acting” like it was really the last stage. Chorong then rallied the crowd with an enthusiastic, “Singapore Pandas, let’s have some fun!” before launching into a high-energy sequence of “I’m So Sick,” “Dumhdurum,” and “LUV.”
The encore segment was nothing short of spectacular, with Apink making their way through the crowd, interacting with fans as they performed “MY MY.” A special surprise awaited the members as fans played a heartfelt tribute video, celebrating Apink’s journey and unwavering bond with their fandom. In response, the group performed “April 19,” a song deeply cherished by fans.
As the concert neared its end, emotions ran high. Chorong expressed her sincere apologies for the long wait and thanked fans for their unwavering support. Eunji reassured everyone that if Apink had a comeback, they would definitely return to Singapore, prompting cheers of excitement. Namjoo then excitedly revealed that Apink is preparing for a comeback, sending fans into a frenzy. Bomi, overwhelmed with emotions, tearfully apologized for the decade-long absence, recalling fond memories of their last visit and promising to stay by their fans’ sides.
The night concluded with performances of “No No No” and “Prince,” with some members visibly tearing up as they sang. Panda Dance Time added a fun and playful ending to a truly unforgettable evening. Apink’s “Pink New Year” in Singapore was more than just a concert—it was a heartfelt reunion, a celebration of music, and a testament to the unbreakable bond between Apink and their devoted Pink Pandas. It may have taken 10 years, but the magic of Apink’s return made every moment worth the wait.
Thank you Viu for inviting us to Apink PINK NEW YEAR in Singapore!
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