There is probably no National Day song more iconic in Singapore than ‘Home’ by Kit Chan. This year, fans can watch her perform it live for free.
The Singaporean singer will be gracing the stage of the Gardens by the Bay and Mediacorp National Day Concert 2023 on 5 Aug.
Other iconic local stars, such as Mavis Hee and Ayden Sng, will also be performing at the free concert in commemoration of the nation’s 58th birthday.
Happening on Saturday (5 Aug), 7.30pm, the fifth edition of the concert will take place at The Meadow at Gardens by the Bay.
Notably, The Meadow is Singapore’s largest outdoor garden event space. It can accommodate up to 30,000 people at once.
Gardens by the Bay and Mediacorp National Day Concert 2023 will see music performances, carnival activities, and a fireworks display. Admission to the concert is free.
This year, Kit Chan will perform the iconic National Day Song ‘Home’ live at the concert. It will be even more special, considering 2023 is the 25th anniversary of the 1998 Dick Lee-composed anthem.
Elusive singer-songwriter Mavis Hee will also make a rare appearance at the event.
There, she will deliver a rendition of ‘Moon River’ and ‘Moonlight in the City’. The latter was the theme song of the 1996 Chinese drama Tofu Street.
Source: Mediacorp
Additionally, attendees can look forward to performances by:
The concert will be hosted by radio DJ Vernetta Lopez and actor-host-singer Fauzie Laily, who will also perform a mash-up of pop hits alongside singer-songwriter Umar Sirhan.
For more details, visit the Gardens by the Bay and Mediacorp National Day Concert 2023 website.
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Featured image adapted from Mediacorp and Gardens by the Bay on Facebook.
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