The largest homegrown indoor New Year’s Festival in Singapore is set to take place later. Usher in 2026 with a unique new celebration at the first-ever Singland Festival. Located at Marina Bay Sands, the landmark event promises an electrifying four-night spectacle from December 31, 2025 to January 3, 2026. As the country’s biggest indoor New Year festival, it will spotlight international music icons, immersive cultural experiences, and a thrilling countdown to mark both the New Year of 2026 and Singapore’s 60th anniversary of independence. From cutting-edge productions to immersive audience interactions, genre-defying music, and world-class designs…Singaporeans will be seriously impressed. Fans can expect Rain, Terry Lin, and Henry Lau to headline. Ne-Yo was originally announced but it has since been removed. Here’s what to expect from Singland Festival in Singapore.
What to expect: Singland Festival debut
There will be three shows, with four international stars, on December 31 and January 2 and 3, 2026. The festival’s headline act for New Year’s Eve is K-pop legend Rain. The award-winning artist and actor is known globally for his dynamic performances and iconic choreography. Rain will perform a 90-minute show kicking off the festivities on December 31 from 9.30pm to 11pm in the Sands Grand Ballroom.
Meanwhile, Terry Lin – The Prince of Ballads, known for classics like Sing Love Song and Tears for You, will play on January 2, 2026. Plus, the multi-talented global star Henry Lau will play on January 3, 2026.
Additionally, festival-goers can expect a unique Mega-Sing-Along experience, interactive countdown clocks, art installations like huge LED displays, photo ops, and a Wishing Wall reflecting Singapore’s creative spirit. Meanwhile, there’ll be popular food and beverage brands to explore, exclusive merchandise to buy, instagrammable pop-ups, KTV corners, and much more.
Interestingly, the event prioritizes sustainability by dedicating one dollar from every ticket to local tree-planting initiatives.
Organised by Season Culture, Singland Festival aims to establish an iconic annual tradition that celebrates Singaporean creativity and unity. Definitely, it will draw both local and international audiences this Christmas and New Year’s Eve 2025.
Ticket information
Singland Festival will span four nights from December 31 to January 3, 2026. Tickets for Rain, Terry Lin, and Ne-Yo (Shows I, II & IV) cost between $198 to $328. While Henry Lau (Show III) are priced between $118 and $238. Plus, tiers include VIP and SVIP packages with exclusive perks. Certainly, a groundbreaking new way to ring in 2026 with music, culture, and community at its heart. Learn more or get tickets here.
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