Singapore singer-songwriter Feng Ze brings his Bend The Lines concert home to Esplanade Concert Hall on Friday (23 October) at 7.30pm, the first stop outside Taiwan after Kaohsiung and Taipei dates. Tickets cost S$98 to S$258 for a two-hour Mandarin set with no intermission.
Tickets and seats
Standard prices run across six categories:
- Category 1: S$258
- Category 2: S$228
- Category 3: S$198
- Category 4: S$168
- Category 5: S$138
- Category 6: S$98
The concert is eligible for SG Culture Pass credits.
Admission is for ages two and above. Language is Mandarin. The Concert Hall sits a short walk from Esplanade MRT on the Circle Line, and from City Hall station through the Citylink Mall underpass.
What Bend The Lines is
The night is an audiovisual show built around a post-apocalyptic stage world, after strong responses in Taiwan. Feng Ze, also billed as Qiu Feng Ze, returns to his hometown for this Singapore date on the Pop and Rock bill.
The tour opened on 14 March 2026, White Day, at the Kaohsiung Music Center. It moved to the Taipei Music Center performance hall on 22 August, a show produced with Reason Entertainment and organised, like Kaohsiung, by Kham Arts. The Singapore staging keeps the post-apocalyptic “land of freedom” concept from Taiwan, with the audiovisual production upgraded for the Concert Hall.
Buyers should treat the listing as a Mandarin pop concert rather than a bilingual variety bill, and expect a continuous two-hour running time with no interval.
Also on the bay that weekend
The same Concert Hall hosts Japanese pianist Hayato Sumino’s Chopin Orbit recital at 7pm on Sunday, 25 October, with tickets from S$48. Over 23 and 24 October, the OSK Nippon Revue Company plays the Singtel Waterfront Theatre with tickets from S$19.
Feng Ze’s Friday night is the Mandarin pop headline of that stretch. Tickets remain on sale through Esplanade for the 7.30pm show.
