Music
Eurovision Song Contest to add Asian edition in 2026
Ten countries have agreed to take part, organiser says
Music festivals put down roots in Asia as war makes travel tough
Brands such as Tomorrowland and Electric Daisy Carnival are rolling out regional editions
Mozart wouldn’t be Mozart without these three objects
The Mozarteum Foundation of Salzburg maintains a vast collection of memorabilia and instruments
Jacintha, Dick Lee and the truth about their marriage
Upcoming theatre show looks at their past through layered storytelling and music
Netflix’s BTS comeback show draws 18.4 million viewers globally
The boy band is gearing up for a world tour after a nearly four-year hiatus as its members fulfilled mandatory military service
The ‘Squid Game economics’ of being a fan
As bots and greed hijack the ticket trade, the law is intervening where the free market has failed
SIFA 2026: The best shows, from free outdoor spectacles to theatre classics
Singapore International Festival of Arts spills beyond stages into lawns, riverfronts and late night parties
K-pop group Seventeen turns up the heat in Singapore
The night ended with a promise from the group to come back in full force after their military service
As live events boom, India’s hotels ride the experience economy
Beyond music, cricket and other big-ticket sporting events are fuelling sharp, multi-day spikes in demand
From indie music to theatre: How weish and Inch Chua reinvented themselves
Two Singapore artists turn from experimental soundscapes to ambitious stage storytelling