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Mandopop’s Queen of Love Ballads Where Chou returns to perform at larger venue
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Taiwanese singer Where Chou performed at Capitol Theatre in 2021, and will take on a larger venue at Sands Theatre for her Nov 21 concert.
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With her clear, emotional voice, Where Chou has comforted countless hearts. Billed as Mandopop’s Queen of Love Ballads, the Taiwanese singer-actress has performed works such as Promise (1999), I Don’t Want You To Know (1999) and I Want To Love You Well (2000).
Her latest single, released in April, is titled Dear Passerby and is a rumination on lost opportunities. She last performed here at Capitol Theatre in 2021.
This time, she is tackling the larger Sands Theatre. Her new concert promises to be a space where listeners can pause, reflect and reconnect with the emotions that often fade in the rush of everyday life.
Where: Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue str.sg/c5Fo sistic.com.sg
MRT: Bayfront
When: Nov 21, 8pm
Admission: $88 to $238 via Marina Bay Sands’ website (
Solar 3rd Concert Solaris In Singapore
South Korean singer Solar is the leader of girl group Mamamoo.
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Fans of South Korean girl group Mamamoo have had a field day of late. All four members – Solar, Moonbyul, Wheein and Hwasa – have either held performances here recently or will be taking the stage soon.
Leader Solar’s third solo concert tour will be making a stop here, just like her second tour did at Capitol Theatre in 2024. This time, however, she will hold court at the larger Arena @ Expo on Nov 22.
Among the South Korean singer’s works are the tongue-in-cheek Honey (2022) and Latin pop number Spit It Out (2020). In June 2025, she released her first Mandarin single, Floating Free, in collaboration with Taiwanese singer 9m88.
Solar has been studying Mandarin diligently and practising for three to four hours a day, so expect her to demonstrate her new proficiency in the language during the show.
Where: Arena @ Expo, 9 Somapah Road sistic.com.sg
MRT: Expo
When: Nov 22, 7pm
Admission: $168 to $308 via Sistic (call 6348-5555 or go to
2025 N.Flying Live &Con4: Full Circle In Singapore
South Korean rap rock band N.Flying comprise (from far left) Kim Jae-hyun, Seo Dong-sung, Lee Seung-hyub, Cha Hun and Yoo Hwe-seung.
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Twelve years after their formation, South Korean rap rock band N.Flying will finally make their debut performance here on Nov 23.
The five-member band comprise bassist Seo Dong-sung, vocalist Yoo Hwe-seung, guitarist Cha Hun, drummer Kim Jae-hyun and rapper-vocalist-guitarist-pianist Lee Seung-hyub.
Their fans are known as N.Fia and their best-known number is the bittersweet Rooftop (2019), which looks back on a past relationship. It is their most-streamed track on Spotify, having been played more than 35 million times.
In May, they released their second studio album Everlasting, which includes the Britpop-inspired title track and spirited Rise Again.
Where: The Theatre at Mediacorp, 1 Stars Avenue ticketmaster.sg
MRT: one-north
When: Nov 23, 6pm
Admission: $148 to $288 via Ticketmaster (go to
