Ed Sheeran

Ed Sheeran, Mar 14

Rufus Wainwright, Mar 17

Erlend Øye; credit: Andrés Ibarra

The Gathering with Erlend Øye, Mar 19

The Gathering is at it again. They’ve already got a highly anticipated concert set for Feb 14. And now, there’s another concert in the pipeline: The Gathering with Erlend Øye. Best known for being one part of indie folk duo Kings of Convenience, he also sang for The Whitest Boy Alive and collaborated with Röyksopp. Most recently, he put out his second solo album, Legao, which he recorded in Iceland with Icelandic reggae band Hjálmar. This will be his first solo concert in Singapore.

Crosby, Stills & Nash, Mar 19

Brooke Fraser

Brooke Fraser, Mar 20

This New Zealander folk-pop singer-songwriter will finally be making her Asian debut, following the release of her latest album Brutal Romantic. Her fourth album took 18 months to put together and is a joint effort between her and producer David Kosten (who also has his name to Bat For Lashes and Everything Everything’s albums). For super fans, there’s a special meet and greet package that lets you snap a pic with the pretty songstress. A VIP pass will set you back $40 (excluding ticket).   

Emilie Simon

Emilie Simon, Mar 23

This French electro-pop singer and composer will be performing in Singapore for the first time. Best known for hits like “Desert” and her cover of Iggy Pop’s “I Wanna Be Your Dog”, she also had a hand in composing and performing the well-received soundtrack for documentary, March Of the Penguins.

Mew; credit: Bill Ebbesen

Mew, Mar 30

Danish alternative rock band Mew, who was last here at indie music festival Camp Symmetry in 2013, will be back in town performing tunes from their upcoming album +- that’s set to drop in April. So that means: we’ll be one of the first few peeps in the world to listen to their new songs like “LIVE!”. They’ll also be performing old faves like “Comforting Sounds” and “Snow Brigade”.