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September 18, 2025The inaugural Bubbling & Boiling Music and Arts Festival, a groundbreaking two-day event that brought together the best of live music, cultural experiences, and tourism, took place in Singapore in September 2025 at the Resorts World Sentosa (RWS). This festival, which was organised in partnership with RWS and sponsored by the Singapore Tourism Board, was a major turning point in the international growth of a young, dynamic cultural brand that originated in China. In addition to showcasing international talent, the event was intended to encourage the combination of music and travel, giving guests an experience they won’t soon forget.The festival’s success is a testament to the expanding impact of youth culture and the creative ways that cultural tourism can be incorporated into major entertainment events. The Bubbling & Boiling Festival gave young people from all over the world a special chance to bond over common interests in entertainment, music, and culture while also taking advantage of Singapore’s well-known integrated tourism offerings.Advertisement A Melting Pot of Global Talent and Diverse AudiencesThe Bubbling & Boiling Music and Arts Festival drew a variety of international artists, showcasing an eclectic mix of music genres and cultural expressions. Artists from China, Singapore, Korea, the United States, and other parts of the world participated in the festival, drawing large crowds to Sentosa Island. Performances ranged from K-pop and Mandopop to indie and alternative music, highlighting the event’s global appeal. Among the notable performances were appearances by popular Chinese artist KUN, South Korean group (G)I-DLE, and EXO’s Xiumin, whose presence contributed to the excitement surrounding the festival.One of the standout features of the Bubbling & Boiling Festival was its appeal to younger audiences. With Gen Z comprising more than 85% of the festival-goers, the event underscored the growing influence of youth-driven cultural phenomena. International visitors accounted for over 90% of the crowd, a testament to the festival’s broad appeal across Asia and beyond. Social media buzz surrounding the event generated over 200 million views, demonstrating the widespread excitement surrounding this dynamic cultural experience.The festival’s diverse programme, which also included immersive cultural activities, was designed to cater to a wide variety of tastes. Young people from across the globe were introduced to new genres, and Chinese and Southeast Asian cultures were showcased in ways that allowed attendees to connect with both familiar and novel cultural expressions. The event not only served as a platform for live performances bu …
