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Popspoken 2020 has been quite the whirlwind with the world dealing with the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic. While most food and public places are open, live entertainment options remain rather limited in numbers and capacity space. To spice up your December holiday season, here is a curated list of digital and live events you can visit or watch online from the comfort of your home. ___________________________________________________ MUSIC MATTERS from Wonderful Indonesia Music and culture meet on this online web conference featuring performances by 6 Indonesian top musicians, 4 International mu...

The Straits Times Gentle Bones and Benjamin Kheng's new duet came about after a drunken discussion Gentle Bones (left), whose real name is Joel Tan, and Benjamin Kheng have long been fans of each other's work. PHOTO: CROSS RATIO ENTERTAINMENT https://str.sg/JDUi They can read the article in full after signing up for a free account. Share link: Or share via: Sign up or log in to read this article in full Sign up All done! This article is now fully available for you Read now Get unlimited access to all stories at $0.99/month for the first 3 months.

December 29, 2020 Singapore flags put up at Marsiling Lane Market and Cooked Food Centre. The Straits Times 2020 has been a rollercoaster of a year thanks to Covid-19, but that just means more chances to flourish in the face of adversity. There've been amazing moments aplenty on our Little Red Dot and we're throwing the spotlight on 20 of them, just to provide a glimpse of the extraordinary we've experienced this year. Love thy neighbour: SAF personnel help fight Australia bush fires Remember the Aussie bushfires at the start of 2020, before Covid-19 was a thing? Our SAF personnel were deplo...

L-R: Sezairi, Charlie Lim, Benjamin Kheng. Credits: Press, Lee Chang Ming, Press For the past nine months, Sezairi has felt jobless. The Singaporean singer-songwriter has completed a record while in quarantine, and kept fans fed with the odd cover video and livestream show. But he hasn’t been able to do what he does best. Like hundreds of other entertainers in the country, the singer-songwriter hasn’t performed to a live audience ever since the coronavirus pandemic forced the closure of venues and a moratorium on mass events. “I’ve been performing since I was 17 years old,...