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National Gallery Singapore, City Hall Wing, Level B1, Padang Atrium
Saturday nights come alive with the sounds of Singapore’s next generation of musicians. Gallery Gigs brings you live performances by emerging and headlining artists who will fill the Padang Atrium with powerful vocals, fresh beats and raw energy. Audiences can look forward to a diverse showcase of performance forms—from music to dance—celebrating the creative pulse of our city.
10 Jan
7-7:45pm Xena Giam
17 Jan
7-7:45pm FADER
9:45-10:30pm Linying
24 Jan
7-7:45pm Narysal
9:45-10:30pm Charlie Lim
31 Jan
7-7:45pm Iman Fandi
8:30-9:15pm RENE
9:45-10:30pm The Great Spy Experiment
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xena giam is a Singaporean singer-songwriter whose soulful blend of R&B, indie and groove-driven sounds has made her a rising voice in the local music scene. Known for her warm vocals and emotionally honest lyrics, Xena creates what she describes as “happy-sad” music—songs that balance vulnerability with groove, heartfelt storytelling with rhythmic ease. Her musical journey began humbly, when she started singing covers during her polytechnic years after joining an acoustic club. What started as casual performing became a deeply personal creative outlet when she began writing original songs in 2019.See their work at the Festival
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Linying’s first single, “Sticky Leaves” went viral on Spotify’s global, US and UK charts in 2016, cementing the Singapore-born, LA-based singer-songwriter as one of Asia’s most promising talents. After signing a record deal with Canadian indie label Nettwerk Music Group, Linying went on to perform at Summer Sonic in Japan and Bigsound Festival in Australia. Her music has continued to resonate with a diverse and international audience.Linying’s first single, “Sticky Leaves” went viral on Spotify’s global, US and UK charts in 2016, cementing the Singapore-born, LA-based singer-songwriter as one of Asia’s most promising talents. After signing a record deal with Canadian indie label Nettwerk Music Group, Linying went on to perform at Summer Sonic in Japan and Bigsound Festival in Australia. Her music has continued to resonate with a diverse and international audience.See their work at the Festival
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Narysal is a singer making waves across Asia and beyond. Named SCAPE’s Best New Artistfor 2021—an honour presented by Bandwagon and Mediacorp in Singapore—his music blends emotional storytelling with genre-blurring sounds, his music resonates with listeners navigating love and healing. He has brought his talents around the world and performed extensively across Asia and Euorope, bringing raw emotion to every stage.See their work at the Festival
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Charlie Lim is a singer-songwriter/producer based in Singapore whose records TIME/ SPACE and CHECK-HOOK both clinched the #1 spot on the iTunes Singapore chart at their time of release. They were also named Best Pop Album of the Year by The Straits Times, and awarded Best Song of the Year by Apple Music Singapore. Having made his mark across the region’s live stages, Lim has quickly grown into one of Southeast Asia’s most unique voices in contemporary pop music.See their work at the Festival
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Iman Fandi is a Singaporean singer, performer and creative talent who moves fluidly between music, fashion and culture. With a background shaped by athletics, artistry and multi-cultural influences, she has developed a distinctive creative voice that blends emotional storytelling with modern pop and R&B sensibilities.See their work at the Festival
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RENE (they/them) is an independent artist from Singapore known for their m. Meaningful and authentic lyrics, rich vocals and catchy guitar lines. Their music is influenced by pop, indie and rock, as well as artists including Phoebe Bridgers, Neck Deep and beabadoobee. Their songwriting encompasses themes such as societal commentary, self-reflection and personal relationships. Empathy and introspection are the most important values to them as an artist.See their work at the Festival
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The Great Spy Experiment creates music that is the best of indie, rock and dance put together. As much guitar-led as it is beat-driven—with indie riffs juxtaposing irresistible pop hooks and melodies that tug the heartstrings—their music is created with the dancefloor in mind and the bedroom at heart. Widely regarded as one of the leading lights of the Singaporean independent music scene, the band has featured in various internationally renowned events. They have performed at events such as Baybeats, One Movement, Singfest, ZoukOut, MIDEM and South-by-Southwest festivals and brought their music to audiences as far and wide as London, New York, Perth, Cannes and Taipei. Their first album, Flower Show Riots, released in September 2007, garnered rave reviews and widespread acclaim both in Singapore and abroad. February 2013 saw the release of their sophomore album, Litmus, yet another milestone in their quest to change the face of Singaporean independent music. That album created history by becoming the first Singaporean release to top the local iTunes album charts.See their work at the Festival
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