Show Picks: Concerts by Energy, Anirudh and Gen Neo
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Taiwanese boy band Energy comprise (from left) Kunda, Milk, Edy, Shuwei and Toro.
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2024 Energy Imminent Live in Singapore
Taiwanese boy band Energy’s upcoming Singapore Indoor Stadium show will be their first at the venue in more than two decades.
The quintet – comprising Milk, Edy, Toro, Kunda and Shuwei – officially reunited in January after going on hiatus in 2009.
Formed in 2001, they released their debut album Come On in 2002 and are known for hits such as Taste Of Tears (2005).
If their Taipei concerts in July are anything to go by, fans can expect to see the members execute the breakdancing moves they are known for since their early days.
They still have a dedicated fan base in Singapore. When they were in town from Oct 4 to 6 to promote this concert, around 350 fans turned up at Changi Airport to welcome them and 9,000 attended a fan event at Our Tampines Hub on Oct 5.
Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium, 2 Stadium Walk ticketmaster.sg
MRT: Stadium
When: Nov 23, 8pm
Admission: $168 to $328 via Ticketmaster (go to
Anirudh Live In Singapore: Hukum Tour 2024
Indian music star Anirudh’s return to Singapore is part of his global Hukum tour.
PHOTO: ANIRUDHOFFICIAL/INSTAGRAM
In March 2023, Indian music star Anirudh Ravichander wowed fans in Singapore with a concert featuring a 360-degree stage – the first for an Indian rock concert here – at Singapore Indoor Stadium.
He is set to repeat that feat, this time with a concert that is part of his Hukum world tour, which has included shows across North America.
The singer, composer and producer, whose songs have clocked more than 2.2 billion streams on Spotify, is set to perform hits such as Hukum from the soundtrack of 2023 Tamil action comedy Jailer. He composed the original score for the film that starred Tamil movie icon Rajinikanth.
One of the most prominent music-makers in contemporary Indian cinema, Anirudh shot to fame when his debut song Why This Kolaveri Di for the 2012 film 3 went viral. It has clocked more than 485 million views on YouTube.
He has since won numerous accolades for his songs and soundtrack work, including 10 at the South Indian International Movie Awards, six at the Edison Awards, five at the Vijay awards and two at the Filmfare Awards South.
Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium, 2 Stadium Walk str.sg/freX
MRT: Stadium
When: Nov 30, 6.30pm
Admission: From $150 to $450 via Sistic, go to
Gen Neo Push&Pull Live In Singapore
South Korea-based Singaporean singer, songwriter and producer Gen Neo.
PHOTO: COURTESY OF GEN NEO
Gen Neo, Singapore’s most established music talent in the K-pop world, is set to return for his first headline concert.
The singer, producer and songwriter is best known for his work for K-pop groups such as Got7, Super Junior-M and f(x), and the concert will be a showcase of the songs from his recently released EP, Push&Pull.
A slick blend of modern and 2000s era R&B, the EP comprises songs that explore the intricacies of relationships.
Neo, who launched his solo music career in 2015, is also set to perform signature tunes such as Called It Love, the 2023 single that has more than four million streams on Spotify.
The artiste, who has been based in Seoul since 2012, says in a statement: “This concert is truly a labour of love. I am thrilled to share my music with my home town, especially after such a long time away. I want fans to feel the heart and soul I pour into my music and create lasting memories together.”
Where: Esplanade Annexe Studio, 1 Esplanade Drive str.sg/6GYw
MRT: Esplanade
When: Nov 30, 7.30pm
Admission: From $78 to $138 via Eventbrite, go to
