Introducing WATERBOMB SINGAPORE 2024: The Ultimate Water Music Festival Experience
Singapore is set to make a splash this summer with the debut of the iconic water music festival, WATERBOMB. Originating from South Korea, WATERBOMB SINGAPORE 2024 is scheduled to take place on 24 and 25 August 2024 at Siloso Beach, Sentosa.
The recent heatwave in Singapore may be uncomfortable for some, but it sets the perfect stage for locals to cool off and have a splashing good time at the festival. The event, presented by UOB, will feature over 10 popular South Korean and Singaporean artists, including K-pop sensations like Jay Park and CL.
The festival is expected to draw more than 20,000 attendees from Singapore and the region over the two-day event. Attendees can look forward to a lineup of upbeat music genres such as pop, hip-hop, and EDM, as well as water-based entertainment and games on the festival grounds.
In addition to the music performances, festival-goers can also enjoy an experiential beach village designed in collaboration with official experience partner, INVADE. The festival has been teasing its presence since March 2024 on social media, and the excitement is building up as more artists are added to the lineup.
Recent updates have revealed that artists like RAIN, Jessi, LOCO, CL, Jay Park, and Chungha will be gracing the stage at WATERBOMB SINGAPORE 2024. Ticket prices for the festival start at S$198 for a one-day pass and S$338 for a two-day pass, with a pre-sale available for UOB cardholders.
Since its inception in 2015, WATERBOMB has been a popular summer event in South Korea and has expanded to other cities in Asia. The festival combines the best of K-pop, K-hip-hop, and EDM with refreshing water games, making it a unique and exciting experience for music lovers.
With a star-studded lineup and a promise of fun in the sun, WATERBOMB SINGAPORE 2024 is set to be a must-attend event for music enthusiasts in Singapore and beyond. Stay tuned for more updates on ticket sales and additional lineup announcements as the festival approaches.
