After Work Fest by 988 FM set to start at Padang Kota Lama


The stage is set for the much-anticipated After Work Fest by 988 FM, beginning in a few hours at 3pm.

Head over to Padang Kota Lama, also known as the Esplanade, to enjoy the fest and unwind this weekend with your favourite acts.

Featuring a music festival and a vibrant bazaar showcasing various goods, including food, arts and crafts, and accessories, the two-day event starts at 3 p.m. on Saturday (July 26).

The festivities are packed on both Saturday (July 26) and Sunday (July 27), aiming to beat the work blues as the field comes alive with music, culture, and community spirit.

The music fest will feature local and international artists performing on both nights.

One of the main highlights will be a performance by the legendary Taiwanese rock duo Power Station.

The duo, which has enthralled fans for over two decades, is set to rock the stage here.

Other artists set to perform include Bestards, Z-Chen, AP, Fuying, Ryota, Jud, Abin Uriah, Dior, and Trevor.

The fest is organised by the popular Chinese-language radio station 988 FM in conjunction with its 29th anniversary.

Entrance to the After Work Fest is free, with activities running from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. on both days.

 

 

 

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