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Straits Times
03-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Straits Times
K-pop boy bands Enhypen and Zerobaseone return to Singapore Indoor Stadium in October and November
Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Enhypen are currently on their Walk The Line world tour and will perform here on Oct 4 and 5. SINGAPORE - K-pop boy bands Enhypen and Zerobaseone will be returning to town - and the same concert venues - after playing shows at the Singapore Indoor Stadium in 2024. Enhypen, which made their debut in 2020, are currently on their Walk The Line world tour and will perform here on Oct 4 and 5. Ticketing details have not been announced. The seven-member group - which comprises Jungwon, Heeseung, Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo and Ni-ki - kickstarted their tour in October 2024. They have since performed in Thailand and the Philippines, and will also be visiting cities like New York, California, London, Manchester and Brussels. Enhypen were last in Singapore in January 2024. They performed a near-three-hour set over two sold-out shows at the Singapore Indoor Stadium, drawing a combined crowd of 20,000. The stopover was part of their second world tour Fate, which saw the septet delivering more than 20 songs with four costume changes. Managed by Belift Lab, a subsidiary of K-pop giant Hybe, Enhypen were formed through idol survival competition show I-Land (2020) and are known for hits like Bite Me (2023), Blessed-Cursed (2022) and Drunk-Dazed (2021). In June 2025, the group released their sixth mini album Desire:Unleash. Meanwhile, Zerobaseone, who kickstart their Here & Now World Tour in October, will be back at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Nov 15. Top stories Swipe. Select. Stay informed. Singapore $500 in Child LifeSG credits, Edusave, Post-Sec Education Account top-ups to be disbursed in July Singapore Man to be charged after he allegedly damaged PAP campaign materials on GE2025 Polling Day Singapore Scoot launches flights to Da Nang, Kota Bharu and Nha Trang; boosts frequency to other destinations Asia 4 dead, 30 missing after ferry sinks on way to Indonesia's Bali Singapore Electrician who bit off part of coworker's ear during fight gets 6 months' jail Singapore $1.46b nickel-trading scam: Ng Yu Zhi's bid for bail midway through trial denied by High Court Asia Thai opposition to hold off on no-confidence vote against government Business Singapore six-month T-bill cut-off yield tumbles from 2% to 1.85% K-pop boy band Zerobaseone will return to the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Nov 15. PHOTO: ZB1OFFICIAL/INSTAGRAM The tours will head to cities like Bangkok, Saitama and Taipei before wrapping up in Hong Kong in December 2025. Ticketing details have not been released. The nine-man act have been hailed as the first fifth-generation K-pop group, with the youngest member Han Yu-jin being only 18. Zerobaseone last performed here in September 2024, porforming 25 songs at the Singapore Indoor Stadium for the first time as part of their Timeless World concert tour. They played 14 shows between September to December 2024, making stops in cities like Pak Kret, Macau, Tokoname and Yokohama. The boy band consist of Han, Kim Ji-woong, Zhang Hao, Sung Han-bin, Matthew Seok, Kim Tae-rae, Ricky, Kim Gyu-vin and Park Gun-wook. They were formed through the South Korean reality competition show Boys Planet (2023). Their hit songs include Doctor! Doctor! (2025), Feel The Pop (2024), Crush (2023) and In Bloom (2023). They have dropped five EPs, with the most recent being Blue Paradise (2025) in February.
South Wales Argus
30-04-2025
- Entertainment
- South Wales Argus
Welsh opera and West End star to perform in Marshfield
The event will take place at St Mary's Church on Saturday, May 10, at 4pm. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own food and drinks to enjoy the open-air concert, with a cash bar and refreshments also available. There will also be a stall run by the Royal British Legion. Mr Lloyd is known as the 'Terfel of the Taff' and has sung with opera companies and orchestras worldwide. He will perform a mix of opera, musical theatre, and pop songs, including music connected to World War II. The concert will conclude with a flag unfurling finale. Mr Lloyd recently appeared on Simon Cowell's Walk The Line on ITV. Gary Barlow said: "Really enjoyed it, I think you've got a beautiful voice, the audience really enjoyed that didn't you?" Craig David added: "You've got a really beautiful way about you, I love your vibe my man," and Dawn French said: "What a big hunka chunka of a chap you are! "You made this whole building reverberate, it shook me to my bones." Tickets are £10 at the door, or £12 with gift aid.
