LANEWAY SINGAPORE 2016 IN PICTURES: GARDEN/BAY STAGELANEWAY SINGAPORE 2016 IN PICTURES: GARDEN/BAY STAGE
Riot !n Magenta kicked off the main stage activities and immediately got temperatures rising!
Tag: Laneway Singapore 2016
LANEWAY SINGAPORE 2016: PoP RECOMMENDATIONSLANEWAY SINGAPORE 2016: PoP RECOMMENDATIONS
Official schedule below.
LANEWAY SINGAPORE 2016 BREAKDOWNLANEWAY SINGAPORE 2016 BREAKDOWN
Oops! Time sure snuck up on this, with Laneway Singapore 2016 now a week away. So here’s the rest of the acts, duly assessed by us with our recommendations for your ease of use.
LIVE NEWS: LANEWAY SINGAPORE 2016 ADDING FOURTH STAGE!LIVE NEWS: LANEWAY SINGAPORE 2016 ADDING FOURTH STAGE!
Laneway Festival Singapore has announced the instalment of a fourth stage at this year’s event. Set up with local collective Syndicate, the stage brings together a new genre of local and international electronic DJs and visual artists, including Australia’s JPS, Singapore’s Mean, and visual artist Brandon Tay accompanying duo Kiat & Kane on stage.
If this doesn’t signal the death of rock ‘n’ roll, I don’t know what does then. Clearly, the Laneway Singapore organisers found it commercially viable to install a fourth stage and then feature electronic artists rather than rock acts. Whilst I am pleased for Syndicate and how this is a feather in their cap, it’s certainly sad to see that one of the biggest festivals in Singapore (and an Aussie one at that) will barely feature any rock ‘n’ roll music.
LIVE NEWS: HIP ROCK BAND 1975 TO HEADLINE LANEWAY SINGAPORE 2016LIVE NEWS: HIP ROCK BAND 1975 TO HEADLINE LANEWAY SINGAPORE 2016
Laneway Singapore 2016 promises to be the music festival all hip music kids need to be seen at – and this was doubly confirmed by the news that British hip rock outfit 1975 will headline the festival when it returns to our shores on 30th January.