Singapore’s music calendar just got louder. JAM OFF 2025 is set to return on 27 and 28 September at Universal Studios Singapore, transforming race weekend into two nights of powerhouse performances and festival thrills.

Prime Video has unveiled Surely Tomorrow, a new Korean romance series set to capture hearts worldwide. Starring Park Seo-jun (Itaewon Class, The Marvels, Jinny’s Kitchen) and Won Ji-an (Squid Game S2–3, HeartBeat, D.P.), the drama will premiere exclusively on Prime Video in Malaysia and more than 240 countries and territories, with new weekly episodes.

Surely Tomorrow follows Lee Kyeong-do (Park Seo-jun) and Seo Ji-woo (Won Ji-an), whose love story unfolds across different stages of their lives. From a tender romance in their early twenties to a rekindled relationship in their late twenties, the pair repeatedly drift apart only to be pulled back together. Years later, destiny collides once again when Kyeong-do, now a journalist covering a sensational scandal, crosses paths with Ji-woo, who is married to the man at the heart of it.

Directed by Lim Hyun-ook (King the Land, Reflection of You) and written by Yu Young-ah (Thirty-Nine, Divorce Attorney Shin), the series blends nostalgia, heartbreak, and second chances into an emotional narrative that explores how love changes with time and circumstance.

With sweeping performances and tender storytelling, Surely Tomorrow is set to deliver a heartfelt exploration of love lost and found. Fans can stream the series exclusively on Prime Video, available in Malaysia for RM25 per month.

On first day, Sorn and Seungyeon from CLC showed up in custom Nike outfits, perfectly dressed for the occasion. Seungyeon kicked things off with a short DJ set while Sorn performed her solo hits like “Rowdy” and “Cold Waters.” Dance crews Team Bebe and Jam Republic, known from Street Woman Fighter, wowed the crowd with sharp moves to songs like Katseye’s “Gnarly.”

HUTA (Lee Min-hyuk from BTOB) lived up to his “Water Bomb God” name with an explosive set that included “Bora,” “V,” “Wet,” “BOOM” and even BTOB’s “Higher.” He ended shirtless, showing off his abs to the screaming crowd. EXID returned to Singapore for the first time in seven years and lit up the stage with “Fire,” “DDD” and “L.I.E,” calling it their “hottest” show ever.

Taemin matched the energy with “MOVE,” “WANT,” “Guilty” and “Advice,” showing off his signature style and choreography. Together, Minho and Taemin performed “View,” closing out the night with a rare and special SHINee moment.

On the second day, JUNNY delivered smooth vocals with songs from his new album Null, including “Energy” and “SOUR,” while also singing fan favorites like “Invitation.” Ash Island performed in Singapore for the first time in an all-black outfit, later peeling off layers as he rapped hard tracks like “Band” and emotional ones like “OST.”

Lee Young-ji was all energy from start to finish. Fans chanted her name, and she even taught the crowd how to cheer for her songs, saying, “I don’t care if the lyrics are wrong, just be loud.” She performed hits like “Witch,” “Not Sorry,” and “Small Girl.”  When her set seemed to end, she shocked fans with two more songs which is “Fighting” and “Smoke.”, leaving everyone wanting more. JAY B of GOT7 kept it cool with “Cloud Nine,” “Switch It Up” and “Count on Me,” then surprised everyone by ending with GOT7’s “Page.” 

The festival closed with 2NE1, who turned the beach into a throwback party with “I Am The Best,” “I Don’t Care” and “Ugly.” Bom couldn’t be there, but her voice still played during her parts, and fans loved it. Dara teased the idea of coming back to Singapore every August, and the crowd shouted back their approval.

By the end of the weekend, Waterbomb Singapore 2025 had proven itself as more than just a music festival. It was a wild summer celebration full of water, music and moments fans will never forget.

Thank you WATERBOMB SINGAPORE for the invitation.

Photo credits to Waterbomb Singapore. 

While shamans and fortune tellers have long been a staple of Korean culture, little has been done to prove or discredit their abilities…until now!

In Battle of Fates viewers can enjoy as fortune tellers, shamans and other oracles from across the country go head-to-head, using their different skillsets to prove that they’re the real deal. With participants from a shaman group, fate interpreters, physiognomists and tarot card readers set to join, each will participate in a range of challenges designed to prove (or disprove) their abilities. Those who fail the task will be eliminated, while those who pass will continue to the next round.

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