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ST/LIFE/PAGE<LIF-006> D6 life happenings | THE STRAITS TIMES | FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 2019 | Eddino Abdul Hadi Music Correspondent recommends Picks Gigs DRU CHEN – SPACES BETWEEN US An album 10 years in the making, Mirror Work is singer-songwriter Dru Chen’s most significant release to date. It straddles R&B, funk and pop, and features songs shaped by his life experiences. The album-release concert will see Chen backed by musicians such as musical director/ keyboardist Aynsley Green and singer/bassist Tim De Cotta. WHERE: Aliwal Arts Centre, 28 Aliwal Street MRT: Bugis/Lavender WHEN: Today, 7.30pm ADMISSION: From $25. Go to https://druchenlaunch.peatix.com TELL LIE VISION: REGRESSION EP RELEASE SHOW ALUNAGEORGE MARQUEE SINGAPORE Alternative rock quartet Tell Lie festivals such as Baybeats and Ignite. Singer-songwriter Aluna Francis (left) OPENING GIGS Vision headline this concert, a launch WHERE: *SCAPE The Ground Theatre, from British duo AlunaGeorge makes American rapper and actor A$AP show for their new EP, Regression, 2 Orchard Link MRT: Somerset a stop in Singapore for a show that is Rocky (below) plays his first show in which is a follow-up to their WHEN: Tomorrow, 7pm part of an Asian tour. Together with Singapore as part of Dutch DJ eponymous 2015 EP. The band have ADMISSION: From $15, go to producer George Reid, the pair Afrojack’s set. The duo, performing been making their name playing in https://tlvofficial.peatix.com recently released their second tomorrow, are part of the EP, Champagne Eyes, featuring an star-studded line-up here for the arresting blend of electronic pop and opening of Marquee Singapore, soulful R&B. the Republic’s biggest club. WILD NOTHING – WHERE: Kilo Lounge, 01-02, Others include prominent LIVE IN SINGAPORE 21 Tanjong Pagar Road electronic dance music acts such as American indie pop act Wild Nothing, MRT: Telok Ayer Tiesto tonight, Above & Beyond on fronted by singer and songwriter WHEN: Wednesday, 8pm April 19 and Steve Aoki on April 20. Jack Tatum (left), have released four ADMISSION: From $78, go to WHERE: Marquee Singapore, B1-67 albums, including its most recent, https://bit.ly/2WVRmUY The Shoppes At Marina Bay Sands, Indigo, last year. Home-grown indie 2 Bayfront Avenue MRT: Bayfront pop act Subsonic Eye will open the WHEN: From today, various times show. ADMISSION: Tickets at the door WHERE: EBX Live Space (Ebenex), start at $28 for women and $38 for 01-02, 5 Pereira Road MRT: Tai Seng men, but prices vary with the acts WHEN: Thursday, 7:30pm INFO: https://marqueesingapore. ADMISSION: $60 from bit.ly/2UdWulz com/ PHOTOS: AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE, COLLECTIVE MINDS, CRISPIAN CHAN, TELL LIE VISION, WILD NOTHING/INSTAGRAM GIGS In its fifth shoe drive, hosted by INFO: www.iseas.edu.sg beeswax wraps. Old bedlinen, cushion Million Lighting, it is calling for covers or an old shirt can all be Library talks by seasoned journalists donations of all kinds of footwear – Trends And Attitudes Towards repurposed into customised CO-ORGANISED BY THE STRAITS TIMES Melodies Of Yesteryear new or gently worn. Migration Globally And beeswax wraps which are food-safe, AND NATIONAL LIBRARY BOARD With Joe & The Soul Express WHERE: Loading Bay, Level 1 Among Apec Member States reusable and sustainable. Especially for fans of Cliff Richard, Paul Million Building, 203 Kallang Bahru Dr Neil Ruiz, the United States Pew WHERE: Citizen Farm, 60 Jalan Anka and Tom Jones, this performance MRT: Boon Keng WHEN: Till Sun, Research Centre’s associate director Penjara MRT: Queenstown features veteran musicians Joe & The 7am - 7pm ADMISSION: Free for global migration and demography, WHEN: April 22, 7 - 9pm Soul Express, who are making their INFO: E-mail soles4souls@ will present newly released findings ADMISSION: $76 a person, debut at the Esplanade. millionlighting.com or go to on what the public in 27 nations think includes materials you ask, we answer, come listen WHERE: Esplanade Recital Studio, soles4souls.org about immigration and offer INFO: E-mail 1 Esplanade Drive MRT: Esplanade/ a new demographic analysis of [email protected] City Hall WHEN: May 6, 10.30am TALKS migration patterns. & 3pm ADMISSION: $15 WHERE: ISEAS Seminar Room 2, Advanced Gardening Workshop How to help your child INFO: www.esplanade.com ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute, 30 Heng Careers Connect On-The-Go Mui Keng Terrace MRT: Kent Ridge A follow-up to the Basic Home develop a love of English Future – Live In Singapore This event brings career coaching, WHEN: Tue, 2 - 3.30pm Gardening workshop, this session will Atlanta hip-hop superstar Future will job-matching services and job- ADMISSION: Free with registration deal with pests, diseases and search workshops to the heartland. The Panellists put on his debut performance in TEL: 6778-0955 plant-propagation techniques. Open space in front of Singapore next month. He has just WHERE: INFO: www.iseas.edu.sg Participants are invited to take along Block 539 Bedok North Street 3 released his seventh album, Future infected plants for diagnosis and Bedok North/Bedok Reservoir Impact Of Cross-Border advice. HNDRXX Presents: The WIZRD. MRT: WHEN: Today - Sun, 10.30am - 7pm Migration On Hong Kong’s WHERE: Classrooms 1 & 2, Level 3 WHERE: Zepp @ Big Box Singapore, ADMISSION: Free TEL: 6883-5885 Housing Market Botany Centre, Singapore Botanic 1 Venture Avenue MRT: Jurong East INFO: www.adaptandgrow.sg/ Taking the rising influx of migrants Gardens, 1 Cluny Road MRT: Botanic WHEN: May 9, 8pm ADMISSION: $148 - careersconnect from China to Hong Kong between Gardens, WHEN: April 27, 10am - 5pm $158 TEL: 6348-5555 2001 and 2017 as an experiment, ADMISSION: $80 a person, register at INFO: www.sistic.com.sg The Indonesian Elections: this seminar examines the effect of bit.ly/2TVjiGK TEL: 6471-9961 Anne Kingsley-Lee William Grosse Debra Ann Francisco A Preview cross-border migration on Hong E-mail nparks_sbg_edu@ Jeff Chang Continuum INFO: Curriculum Specialist, Master Teacher, ST Schools On Wednesday, Indonesians will vote Kong’s housing market. Migrant nparks.gov.sg World Concert Tour Rainbow Centre English Language Institute Teaching Specialist, in simultaneous presidential and buyers pay 6.2 per cent more than Inspiring Teacher of English of Singapore, MOE The Straits Times The new world tour by Jeff Chang aims parliamentary elections. This seminar locals for homes. to portray the future the Taiwanese SPORTS Award (ITEA) winner 2013 ITEA winner 2010 provides a preview, assessing the WHERE: EAI Conference Room, singer is pursuing by trying out standing of the two pairs of 06-01 Tower Block, NUS Bukit Timah different elements of music. Moderator presidential and vice-presidential Campus, 469A Bukit Timah Road One: Enter The Dragon WHERE: Singapore Indoor Stadium, candidates, as well as the various Botanic Gardens Thu, Exciting martial arts action returns B1-01 Programme Zone MRT: WHEN: 2 Stadium Walk MRT: Stadium political parties. Three ISEAS 3.30 - 5pm ADMISSION: Free to Singapore next month with One: Central Public Library WHEN: May 11, 7.30pm researchers – Dr Budi Irawanto, TEL: 6516-3715/6779-1037 Enter The Dragon. As the birthplace of 100 Victoria Street ADMISSION: $118 - $258, tickets via Dr Najib Burhani and Mr Made INFO: E-mail: [email protected] One Championship, Singapore has Singapore Indoor Stadium box office Supriatma – will share their played host to some of the most Friday, April 26, 2019 & SingPost outlets TEL: 3158-7888 preliminary findings from fieldwork CLASSES unforgettable events in martial arts 7 to 8.30pm INFO: www.sportshubtix.sg conducted in various regions of history. (Registration starts at 6pm) Indonesia. WHERE: Singapore Indoor Stadium, CHARITY WHERE: ISEAS Seminar Room 2, New Life For Old Clothes, 2 Stadium Walk MRT: Stadium Serene Luo Register at ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute, 30 Heng Handmade & Customised WHEN: May 17, 7pm ST Schools editor, http://str.sg/english Mui Keng Terrace MRT: Kent Ridge Beeswax Wrap Workshop ADMISSION: $28 - $1,588, tickets via The Straits Times Soles4Souls Shoe Drive WHEN: Mon, 10 - 11.30am Breathe new life into your old fabric Singapore Indoor Stadium box office Soles4Souls has collected more than ADMISSION: Free with registration items by turning them into a kitchen & SingPost outlets TEL: 3158-7888 For more information, go to www.straitstimes.com/askst 350,000 pairs of shoes since 2017. TEL: 6778-0955 essential and take home four INFO: sportshubtix.sg.
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