If you’ve been waiting for a sign to immerse yourself in the next big thing in music, then this is it. Music Matters Live returns to Singapore this September for its 20th edition, and you’re invited to be part of the celebration. Taking place across three electrifying nights, between September 26th and 28th, and Oct 1, this world-renowned festival transforms the city into a launchpad for emerging artists, and a dance floor for music lovers. Whether you’re a die-hard music fanatic or just love the thrill of live performances, this is your front-row seat to discovery.
Four nights in one city with countless discoveries!
Music Matters Live is a global stage where tomorrow’s headliners get discovered and where fans get the rare chance to say they saw these artists before they blew up. For fans and industry insiders alike, this event offers more than just amazing performances, it’s an entry point into Asia’s thriving, diverse, and ever-evolving music scene. This is your chance to catch rising stars from Japan, Australia, France, Taiwan, Indonesia, the Philippines and more, including Costa Cash Man, Aussie acts presented by Sounds Australia, Wolf Howl Harmony, Shakira Jasmine, Jack Gray, Pania and many other acts, all in one place, over 4 phenomenal nights.
For two decades, Music Matters Live has stood at the forefront of music discovery in Asia and the world. It’s helped shape the careers of renowned musicians including The Veronicas, The Sam Willows, Felip, Elephant Gym and more. What started as a niche industry gathering has grown into a can’t-miss cultural moment, and the 20th edition promises to be the biggest and boldest yet. Expect special guests, surprise performances, and unforgettable moments while celebrating the next chapter of global music.
Get ready to join the Music Matters Live party.
With only four nights of live shows, and thousands expected to attend, don’t miss your chance to be part of a festival that celebrates passion, talent, and the undeniable power of music to bring us all together. Let the lights flash, music drop and the crowd roar.