Singapore’s Sing60 Music Festival, a two-day celebration of homegrown music, is now part of the SG Culture Pass programme, allowing Singaporeans aged 18 and above to redeem $100 credits for 1-Day Festival Passes. The festival will take place on 6 and 7 December at Fort Canning Park, organised by The Rice Company Limited and produced by Global Cultural Alliance.
Sing60 commemorates 60 years of Singaporean music, featuring headline performances from artists such as Benjamin Kheng, Charlie Lim, Dru Chen, and Shabir Sulthan. The festival will also include indie reunions in Bandwagon Sessions and dynamic DJ pairings in Bunker B2B. Beyond music, the Festival Village, curated with F ZINE, will showcase local food, fashion, and lifestyle brands.
The SG Culture Pass, a nationwide initiative, encourages engagement with local arts and culture. Credits can be used for 1-Day Passes, whilst 2-Day Passes require additional payment methods. Tickets are available at $40 for a 1-Day Pass and $60 for a 2-Day Pass via SISTIC.
Sing60 also supports social inclusion through a pay-it-forward model, where each ticket sold funds access for a child or youth from an underserved background. This initiative ensures that Singapore’s music legacy is shared widely and equitably.
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