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Music Matters Live Returns to Singapore for 21st Edition in October 2026, With Lola Amour and DOLLA on the Bill

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Music Matters Live Returns to Singapore for 21st Edition in October 2026, With Lola Amour and DOLLA on the Bill

Music Matters Live, Asia's long-running music industry conference and showcase platform, will hold its 21st edition in Singapore in October 2026. Organizers have announced part of the lineup, spanning acts from Southeast Asia and East Asia: Filipino band Lola Amour, Japanese group KID PHENOMENON, and Malaysian girl group DOLLA. The news was compiled by Singapore-based music outlet Bandwagon.

What was announced

Music Matters Live has operated for years as a dual-track event combining an industry conference with live showcase performances, functioning as a meeting point for regional labels, agencies and promoters. The 2026 edition will take place in Singapore in October, with Lola Amour, KID PHENOMENON and DOLLA confirmed as part of the artist lineup revealed so far.

Event details

Other regional shows in the same window

American singer-songwriter Malcolm Todd will make his Singapore debut in November 2026 as part of his "Do That Again Tour."

Dutch electronic producer Dash Berlin will return to Kuala Lumpur in October 2026, marking his first show there in a decade.

Other Asian music news

Filipino girl group BINI's dance challenge for their song "Blush" has spread across the region, with K-pop and Thai acts including ITZY, STAYC, izna, 4EVE, no na and Say Now joining in — a recent example of a dance trend crossing Southeast Asia and the K-pop market.

BLACKPINK member ROSÉ has teased the music video for her new song "new trick," which was shot entirely on an iPhone 18 Pro.

Original coverage (Chinese): https://www.artists.tw/news/music-matters-live-21st-anniversary-2026/
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