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TCP Group launches Red Bull Energy Soda to bridge the gap between gap between energy drinks and refreshments

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Tan Heng Hong
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TCP Group has launched Red Bull Energy Soda in Thailand to offer a ‘delightful combination of fizziness and fruity flavors,’ according to the company’s press release. The company mentions the ‘launch of this product aims to capitalize on new growth prospects within the Refreshment Booster segment, which merges energy drinks with refreshments.’

The new Red Bull Energy Soda can be described as a hybrid drink, which combines two beverage categories into one. This hybrid drink has the upperhand in taste and functionality with the purpose of making energy drinks more acceptable by consumers who are wary of the taste of traditional energy drinks but still desire the benefits of energy drinks specifically energy boosting.

In Southeast Asia, we have already seen brands combining energy drinks with coffee to launch various coffee-flavoured energy drinks with TCP’s Red Bull Cold Brew stretching the flavour concept to the furthest. The Coca-Cola Co has rolled out its very own Energy Coke, which was a flopped. Undeterred by the failure of Energy Coke, the beverage giant tried again with Sprite Lemon+ with vitamin B3 but this time focusing on the more subtle approach of using vitamin B3. With the inclusion of brain-beneficial vitamin B3 and the zesty lemon flavour, the new Sprite Lemon+ is able to claim that it encourages people to ‘think zesty’ and refresh mentally.

Now, TCP is taking Red Bull into the carbonated soft drink territory to connect with the wider carbonated soft drink consumers who are typically young and may not be the traditional energy drink consumers. Red Bull Energy Soda’s fruity taste Green Apple and Muscat Grapes and carbonation have strong appeal among young consumers. Red Bull Energy Soda is formulated to be a sugar-free drink in line with the current health demand.

TCP is also using Red Bull Energy Soda to play in the premium energy drink category by pricing each can at THB 20/250ml.

To connect with younger audiences, TCP has appointed the 26-year-old Thai actor, singer and songwriter JJ-Krissanapoom Pibulsonggram as the brand ambassador.

Ultimately, refreshment still has the bigger share of throat in the drinking occasions compared to functionally driven consumption. By blurring the line between carbonated soft drinks and energy drinks, Red Bull Energy Soda has a good chance to tap into more occasions.

Boss Cafe opens in Siam Centre to increase brand awareness, new look for this Japanese RTD coffee

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Tan Heng Hong
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Suntory PepsiCo Beverage (Thailand), the distributor of Pepsi-Cola in Thailand, has recently launched Boss Cafe on the ground floor of Siam Centre, reported Bangkok Post. This is the second overseas Boss Cafe outside of Japan. The first overseas store is located in Australia. The cafe serves specialty coffee drinks and foods.

This minimalist cafe will operate until 31 August 2023. Boss Cafe is designed to improve brand awareness and to connect the RTD coffee brand with the new generation of coffee drinkers who also love to enjoy the cafe experience. Essentially, the purpose of Boss Cafe is to showcase the RTD coffee’s premium, cafe-like quality. Boss coffee in RTD format was first launched in Thailand in 2021.

Suntory PepsiCo Beverage has given Boss RTD coffee a new look to be more modern, attractive and aspirational. The 34-year-old Thai actor Sean Jindachot is the new face of Boss coffee in Thailand.

The top of the packaging highlights the word Flash Brew to remind consumers of the unique technique used by Boss coffee to deliver an aromatic, smooth, and well-rounded with no bitter taste.

The coffee brand is looking to conquer the morning occasion with the bundling of Boss coffee with 7-Eleven’s Ezy sandwiches at both Boss cafe and 7-Eleven outlets.

New Hooray! Shake Protein helps with weight loss

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Tan Heng Hong
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Crossmax Retail Co., Ltd., the Thai functional food and beverage manufacturer, has launched Hooray! Shake Protein. The new Hooray! Shake Protein is made from New Zealand grass-fed milk offering 30g of protein. The drink is available in two flavours Kyoto Matcha and Rich Chocolate and is free from added sugar. The protein-rich beverage is designed to help weight watchers lose weight.

Hooray! Shake Protein has whey protein concentrate for muscle building, 500mg of L-carnitine for fat burning, 3,000-5,000 mg of fiber to promote bowel movement and casein protein to control hunger by promoting satiety.

Shopee Seller Summit Ushers in New Era of Value-Based Marketing

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Tan Heng Hong
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Meeting the Needs of Value-Based Consumers Panelist (From left: Kenneth Soh, Head of Marketing at Shopee Malaysia; Roy Sam, Sales Manager at PerySmith Malaysia; Sammy Chong, CEO and Founder of Celovis

1,200 Sellers Empowered to Stay Relevant and Drive Economic Inclusion

PETALING JAYA, 21 JUNE 2023 – 1,200 Malaysian sellers on Shopee’s platform unanimously resolved to stay relevant with shifting values of younger audiences online by embracing Value-Based Marketing at Shopee’s Seller Summit at Sunway Resort on 21 June 2023. The sixth instalment of Malaysia’s most popular annual e-commerce conventions provided a safe space for sellers to incorporate latest online consumer trends and newly launched marketplace features in contributing to the development of local communities across various industries nationwide.

Shopee Seller Summit 2023

Up-ending the notion that purpose-driven business is solely the purview of large MNC corporations, ten value-based sellers set up pop-up booths to demonstrate how they drive unique values through user experience, authentic storytelling, and seamless engagement. Shopee Xpert and Shopee Bintang sellers played interactive games such as Marketplace Inclusion Treats-In-the-Jar, Building Connected Communities Jenga, and Redefining E-Commerce Pictionary, to break the ice and create memorable value-based learning experiences.

Business Updates by Cheng Xun (CX) Chua, Director of Shopee Malaysia

In his keynote speech, Shopee Malaysia’s Director, Cheng Xun Chua unveiled major 2023 platform initiatives focused on enabling Malaysian sellers’ growth. Firstly, Shopee is enhancing capabilities across logistics and payments, and prioritising brand protection to enable better shopping experiences for value-based customers. Secondly, Shopee is maximising customer lifetime value from its large user base by building cross-category synergy and deepening the connection between sellers and their customers, increasing shopper engagement and maximising sellers’ reach. 

Seller Sharing Opportunity at Shopee Seller Summit

According to him, “In today’s e-commerce landscape, customers pay close attention to what a seller stands for and does, by checking out what the influencers and affiliates say about the brand. With Shopee 360 Marketing Solutions, we provide a comprehensive, end-to-end platform marketing solution that includes a range of tools and services to help sellers increase their visibility and sales.”

Khairul Aming, winner of Shopee Super Award 2022 Best New Seller and Best Customer Service awards, led the call to stay relevant during his panel discussion. He was joined by esteemed fellow sellers Roy Sam of PerySmith, Kim Yeo of Ecobb,  Sammy Chong of Celovis Jewelry, and So Bee Leng of Coty Malaysia, who spoke about meeting the needs of value-based consumers to drive long-term loyalty.

He introduced Sambal Nyet on Shopee in 2021 and has made over RM 21.5 million in sales since, selling his millionth bottle last August. By constantly refreshing and customising content for Malaysians’ local preferences, he has over 3.7M followers on Instagram and consistently maintains an average of 5.0 stars ratings on Shopee with over 392.2k followers. Hailing from Kelantan, Khairul’s growing business is a model of creating inclusive employment opportunities in his hometown for over 50 staff and 150 household dependents.

Kenneth Soh, Head of Marketing at Shopee Malaysia, said, “Every year, thousands of sellers network and learn new things to grow at our Seller Summit. This year, I had the privilege of facilitating first-hand (in my panel forum) very proactive value-based marketing strategies that I’m sure will drive societal and business impacts by industry. Not forgetting, I wanted to thank all the brand sponsors for contributing to the success of Seller Summit 2023: Commerce.Asia, Intrepid, Kumoten, Mono & Co, PayRecon, Red Dino, SiteGiant, and Toyo, among others.“

Exemplifying how Made-in-Malaysia stores on marketplace can drive local economic inclusion while meeting the demands of value-based shoppers through Shopee’s ecosystem were: Ooi Zhi Wei of Zhiwei Herb, Felix Lee and Tee Ying Fui of Beehaus, Karen Tee of RPM (Racing Passion Moto), Eelin Lim of BeNourish, Leon Wong of Samview, Mohd Zaid of Lampu Cherita, Edward Wong of HomeDecoStore, Khairil Adhzaha of Tokey Sambal Hitam, Patricia Marin of Mamami Shoppe, and Hafiz Oon of Mr Bentong.

Last year, Shopee upskilled and integrated over 250,000 new sellers for digital inclusion, and saw 145 new sellers record over RM500,000 in sales in the first 12 months online. In line with Shopee’s ongoing efforts to leverage the transformative power of technology to create a more inclusive digital economy, Shopee’s Seller Summit provides tools to upskill and empower sellers to achieve online success and build a sustainable future for themselves.

Come Home to Raffles Place this June with Lawn Games, Live Music, and a Family-Friendly Outdoor Movie Screening!

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Tan Heng Hong
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The first of a series of UNWIND @ Raffles Place 2023 events keeps the whole family
entertained with an exciting lineup of activities for the evening

Singapore, 19 June 2023 – End the June Holidays on a high note with the return of
UNWIND @ Raffles Place! Themed “Come Home to Raffles Place”, we round up the
holiday month and bring you an evening of fun experiences by Raffles Place Alliance. The
one-day event features a variety of games on the lawn, live DJ sets and even an outdoor
movie screening – all happening at the heart of Singapore’s Central Business District on 23 June.

Get Active with Adrenaline Pumping Lawn Games

Have a ball of a time with some Lawn Games after work! Happening from 4pm to 9:30pm,
try your hand at croquet, pétanque, badminton and spikeball and stand a chance to collect exclusive vouchers upon completion of each lawn game! *While stocks last, terms and conditions apply

● Pétanque: Score points by throwing or rolling boules closer to the small target ball or
by hitting the opponents’ boules away from the target. After the game, get a $5
voucher from Drips Bakery to enjoy some tasty cakes and pastries.

● Croquet: Hit the balls with a mallet through hoops embedded in the grass playing
court and score points with every successful hit. Once the game is completed,
redeem vouchers that grant you 15% off your food and drinks from VIBE Bistro to
replenish your energy

● Spikeball: In teams of 2, hit the ball into the net and start a rally without letting it hit the floor. If the opposing team cannot return the ball, the point would go to the player’s team. Receive drink vouchers for coffee, tea or housemade drinks from VIBE Bistro too to celebrate the end of an adrenaline-fuelled game.

● Badminton: Strike a shuttlecock using racquets over the net and into the opponent’s court to score points. Redeem Natural Immunobooster shots from EGA Juice Clinic as a pick-me-up after the game.

Wind Down to the Beat with DJs El Professionel and The Weatherman

Wind down after your games from 4pm to 7:30pm with live DJ sets played from Nomad Solar Sound’s solar-powered DJ console and sound system by DJs El Professionel and The Weatherman.

Soak in the vibrant groovy ambience over Raffles Place and lounge on the #RPchairs in Raffles Place Park. Reminiscent of social spaces in the home, #RPchairs feature armchairs and recliners, bean bags and swings. Take your pick of the #RPchairs and turn the park into your little home away from home!

Catch A Relaxing Movie Screening of The Greatest Showman

As the sun sets, settle down with your families and friends for an outdoor movie screening of The Greatest Showman, featuring Hugh Jackman, Zendaya and Zac Efron. Be enthralled by show-stopping performances for a memorable evening between 7:30pm to 9:30pm. Cosy up in the Chair One L, Helinox’s ultra-lightweight camping chairs that do not compromise on comfort.

Take part in an Instagram Contest and Stand a Chance to Win Vouchers

Raffles Place Alliance is holding an exciting Instagram contest where you can stand a
chance to win a $10 voucher from Gloria Jean’s Coffees at Republic Plaza. Simply follow
@RafflesPlaceSG to participate in the giveaway!

Don’t miss out on all these fantastic games and activities! Visit Unwind @ Raffles Place at
the very heart of Singapore’s central business district.

Malaysia 2022 Physical Activity Report Card Findings Uncover Concerns Over Children and Adolescents Physical Inactivity

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Tan Heng Hong
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From left to right: Professor Madya Dr. Mohd Razif Shahril, Chairman of Active Healthy Kids Malaysia, UKM; Professor Dato’ Dr. Hanafiah Harunarashid, Pro Vice Chancellor of UKM; and Mr. Ho Teck Seng, Deputy CEO of Sun Life Malaysia, unveiled the Malaysia 2022 Youth Physical Activity Report Card that provides crucial findings into children's and adolescents' behaviour towards physical activity in the country.

Sun Life Malaysia Partners with Active Healthy Kids Global Alliance (AHKGA) and University Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) for Malaysia 2022 Physical Activity Report Card for Children and Adolescents

Kuala Lumpur, 22 June 2023 – The findings from ‘Malaysia 2022 Physical Activity Report Card for Children And Adolescents’, jointly released today by Sun Life Malaysia, a leading life insurance and family takaful provider, Active Healthy Kids Global Alliance (AHKGA) and Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM), highlighted that Malaysian youth attained a D minus (D-) for overall physical activity, signalling a need to increase the physical activity levels of Malaysian children and adolescents, especially in the post-pandemic era.

Sun Life has partnered with the AHKGA and UKM, as the lead research university, to support the Malaysia 2022 Physical Activity Report Card for Children and Adolescents, which was developed as part of AHKGA’s Global Matrix 4.0 initiative and represents an evidence-based synthesis of children’s and adolescents’ behaviour towards physical activity in Malaysia. By using a series of indicators related to daily behaviours, settings and sources of influence, strategies and investments, and other factors, the report card provides insights and recommendations for improving the physical health of young people in Malaysia and around the world.

The report card was officially unveiled by Professor Dato’ Dr. Hanafiah Harunarashid, Pro Vice Chancellor of UKM, together with Ho Teck Seng, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Sun Life Malaysia and Associate Professor Dr. Mohd Razif Shahril, Chairman of Active Healthy Kids Malaysia, UKM.

(Extreme left) Sun Life Malaysia’s Deputy CEO, Mr. Ho Teck Seng presenting a mock cheque of RM90,000 to Hope worldwide Malaysia’s Country Director, Mr. Darick Wong (Extreme Right), symbolising Sun Life’s commitment in creating positive impacts on the well-being of B40 youths under 18 years old and for the support of diabetes programmes. Witnessing the presentation were (2nd from left) Professor Madya Dr. Mohd Razif Shahril, Chairman of Active Healthy Kids Malaysia, UKM and Professor Dato’ Dr. Hanafiah Harunarashid, Pro Vice Chancellor of UKM.

Speaking at the event, Ho Teck Seng, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Sun Life Malaysia said, “Sun Life Malaysia is proud to be supporting this initiative as this is an extension of our purpose to help people live healthier lives. We hope to contribute to AHKGA’s overall ambition to encourage children’s healthy lifestyles through thought leadership, capacity building, advocacy, and awareness.”

“At Sun Life, we believe that a sustainable future depends on a healthy and resilient younger generation. We believe that the findings from the report card will help stakeholders, policymakers, educators, and even parents identify more effective ways to encourage our youth to adopt healthy living habits,” Ho added.

“Children and adolescents are not moving enough to promote healthy growth and development, and the COVID-19 pandemic only made matters worse. AHKGA is pleased to be working with Sun Life to promote the physical activity of children and adolescents in Malaysia and around the world. Through our shared commitment to getting children and adolescents more physically active, we aim to promote their health and wellness, and that of their families, neighbourhoods and communities,” said AHKGA President Dr. Mark Tremblay, who is also a Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Ottawa in Canada.

“Physical inactivity is acknowledged as a risk element for major non-communicable diseases (NCDs). The Report Card represents collective efforts to gain a better understanding of the health and wellbeing status of our children and adolescents. Looking at the findings, urgent action is needed, and it is a shared responsibility to improve the physical activity status of our future generation,” said Associate Professor Dr. Mohd Razif Shahril, Chairman of Active Healthy Kids Malaysia, UKM.

A panel discussion titled “Keeping Malaysian Youth Active – The Great Reset Post Covid-19” was also held during the event. It featured panel speakers, Professor Dr. Poh Bee Koon, Chair of the UKM Health and Advanced Medical Research Cluster; Ho Teck Seng, Deputy CEO of Sun Life Malaysia; Ithnin Mahadi, Deputy Director of the Sports, Co-curricular and Arts Division from the Ministry of Education Malaysia, and Dr. Vanitha Subramaniam, Head of Population Wellness Branch, Health Education Division, Ministry of Health Malaysia, who discussed practical measures to help children and adolescents improve their physical activity.

As a brand advocating healthier lives, Sun Life Malaysia has invested over RM3 million in various programmes and partnerships, including a nationwide blood glucose screening programme, physical and mental wellness workshops, as well as financial-wellness activities, to help Malaysian communities break down the barriers to better health.

Other Interesting Findings

The Report Card also uncovered other interesting findings showing that Malaysia is lagging behind other countries in several key indicators, for example:

  • One fifth (20%) of Malaysian adolescents use active transportation to and from schools, resulting in a score of D minus (D-).
  • For diet, Malaysia also scored a D minus (D-), where just 23.5% of adolescents aged 13-17 achieved the recommended daily serving of fruits and vegetables
  • Malaysia scored a B minus (B-) on weight status, reporting that although more than half of children and adolescents aged 5-17 were normal weight (60.2%), 15% were overweight, and 14.8% were classified as obese
  • Malaysian adolescents ranked in the 67th percentile for extent flexibility, which indicated that their flexibility levels are average relative to international norms, resulting in Grade B.

On a positive note, the Malaysian national schools received a Grade A minus (A-) for regular access to facilities and equipment that support physical activity. This grade is the highest received among all indicators and showed an increase as compared to the 2016 Report Card which attained a B plus (B+).

For sedentary behaviour, the indicator showed some improvement from grade D to C of Malaysian schoolgoing adolescents aged 10 to 17 years who watched television, computers, and played video games for no more than 2 hours per day.

To know more about the Report Card findings, visit http://activehealthykids.org.my/

Lazada’s “Proj. Add to Life” Open Call for Student Filmmakers Across Southeast Asia

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Tan Heng Hong
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Kuala Lumpur, 23 June 2023 – Southeast Asia’s pioneer eCommerce platform, Lazada will be making one visionary short film proposal a reality for aspiring student filmmakers with its Proj. Add to Life film festival that kicked off concept submissions on 22 June.

Student filmmakers in each of the six Southeast Asian countries where Lazada is based will have an opportunity to express and interpret what the phrase ‘Add to Life’ means to them by submitting their ideas and concepts to win funding that will make their film a reality. The short film festival will also showcase the unique perspectives of Southeast Asia’s next generation of filmmakers with the diverse audiences that live in this vibrant region.

“At Lazada, we believe that shoppers today are no longer just buying products for functional uses. Our brand proposition, ‘Add to Cart. Add to Life.’, which was launched a year ago underlines our belief that we can inspire meaningful connections and memorable experiences for consumers with their purchases. The Proj. Add to Life film festival is a perfect opportunity for young consumers, budding filmmakers, and creative visionaries to share with us what ‘Add to Life’ means to them and we are excited to be working with award-winning Malaysian directors, Maurice Noone and Sling Ng to bring these compelling stories to life,” said Irene Cheah, Chief Marketing Officer, Lazada Malaysia.

Instead of judging the short films only as finished products, Proj. Add to Life entries will be evaluated from concept to screening. One winning pitch from each of the six countries will be greenlit and the directors given a once-in-a-lifetime chance to bring their visions to life on the big screen.

The winning pitch stands a chance to win up to USD50,000 (approximately RM230,000) in production funding, as well as the chance to co-create and realise their vision with the support of industry leaders and renowned directors. Lazada will screen all six Proj. Add to Life short films in a film festival, organised in the six countries, which will give the filmmaker an opportunity to showcase their creativity across the region.

Proj. Add to Life is open to all students attending universities and colleges around Malaysia, regardless of the course they are attending. Aspiring student filmmakers will have to submit a brief synopsis and a sample script for a short film not longer than five minutes in their submissions. Submissions will also require an overview of filming approaches and a rough breakdown of how the production budget will be spent.

The winning pitch will go into production in August and premiere on 29 September 2023. Students can submit their “Proj. Add to Life” entries by emailing addtolife@care.lazada.com. Submissions may be in PDF, Microsoft Powerpoint, Apple Keynote, Google Slides, or any other digital format that best captures their vision. The call for submissions will close on 15 July 2023 with the winner announced by August.

Submissions will be judged by a panel comprising Lazada figureheads, creatives, and renowned film directors and industry leaders, including Lazada Malaysia’s Chief Marketing Officer, Irene Cheah and Head of Creative, Joseph Lee. Joining them are Directors Think Tank’s film directors Maurice Noone and Sling Ng.

To find out more about submission requirements, please visit https://lzd.co/myaddtolife.

Marina Bay Sands to launch inaugural Music Festival Where Music Takes Over, featuring David Tao, Ellie Goulding, J Balvin and more

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Tan Heng Hong
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The Festival will see more than 10 concerts staged across the integrated resort from 15 July to 2 August and additional tickets released for The 1975

SINGAPORE (16 June 2023) – Marina Bay Sands is set to take music fans on a sonic journey with its inaugural Music Festival, Where Music Takes Over – a celebration of culture, music, and live entertainment. The Festival will bring in an impressive line-up of performances and fringe activities at various venues across the integrated resort over nearly three weeks, from 15 July to 2 August.

Marina Bay Sands will play host to over 10 concerts and musical performances during the
Festival, headlined by leading names in global entertainment, including Taiwanese Mandopop singer David Tao, English pop sensation Ellie Goulding, and Colombian singer, songwriter and music producer J Balvin.

These global music icons will join an already impressive line-up of previously announced
headlining acts performing at Marina Bay Sands as part of the Music Festival, comprising The 1975, The Strokes, RINI, Sabrina Carpenter and A$AP Ferg. The rest of the festival line-up will be unveiled in the coming weeks.

Prolific composer and singer-songwriter David Tao is making a highly anticipated return to Singapore on 16 July. From nostalgic ballads to recent tracks, the six-time Golden Melody Award-winner will present a harmonic splendour and serenade fans with staples of Mandpop melodies. Known as the godfather of Mandarin R&B, Tao’s name is synonymous with the Mandopop genre, with a string of awards under his belt, including for Best Male Mandarin Artist and Best Song of the Year. Known for his signature crossover genre of R&B and hard rock tunes, Tao has been making waves in the scene since his debut in 1997 and has built a solid brand and career in the music industry over the past few decades.

Pop connoisseur Ellie Goulding will take fans on a mesmerising auditory escapade on 26 July with her unique vocal dexterity and mellifluous hit tracks. Goulding has had many successes in her illustrious career, which began when her first album “Lights” debuted at number 1 on the UK Albums Chart, spawning a global obsession and breaking through the mainstream pop scene. A consistent hit producer, Goulding has since earned a slate of accolades and achievements, bagging multiple wins at the Brit Awards and a Billboard Music Award for Top Electronic/Dance Song, as well as nominations for major music awards, including a Grammy Award nomination for Best Pop Solo Performance. More recently, Goulding’s fifth latest studio album, “Higher Than Heaven”, took number 1 spot on the UK Albums Charts. Her new track with Scottish DJ and producer Calvin Harris, “Miracle”, also topped the UK Single Charts for seven weeks.

The sonic journey continues with J Balvin on 28 July to deliver a captivating high-energy
performance. J Balvin has been revered as one of the best-selling Latin artists of all time by Billboard. His breakthrough came when his hit single “6 AM” peaked at number 2 on the Billboard in 2014. The Colombian superstar’s undisputed musical prowess led him to become the first Latino artist to headline global music festivals, such as Coachella and Tomorrowland. J Balvin has also worked alongside many industry luminaries, including Beyonce, Daddy Yankee, Pharrell Williams and Cardi B.

Tickets for Ellie Goulding and J Balvin will go on sale on 20 June at 12pm and 3pm
respectively, while tickets for David Tao will go on sale on 23 June, 12pm, via Marina Bay
Sands’ website.

After selling out two back-to-back shows in March, Marina Bay Sands and Live Nation are
releasing additional tickets per night on 18 and 19 July for The 1975’s concert at Sands Expo & Convention Centre. Tickets are available via Marina Bay Sands’ website and Ticketmaster.

Festival fever will continue at MARQUEE Singapore, LAVO Italian Restaurant & Rooftop Bar, Bread Street Kitchen & Bar and Yardbird Southern Table & Bar as the various establishments will roll out unique experiences and Festival-themed programmes during the month.

For more details and exciting updates on Where Music Takes Over, go to
marinabaysands.com/musicfestival.

For more ticketing information, please refer to the table below.

David Tao
Date & Time: Sunday, 16 July 2023
Venue: Sands Grand Ballroom
Ticket prices: VIP: S$248, A Res: S$198, B Res: S$158, C Res: S$118, D Res: S$88
*excludes S$4 booking fee

RINI
Date & Time: Monday, 17 July 2023
Venue: Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Hall D
Ticket prices: S$108 and S$196 (with meet and greet)
*excludes S$4 booking fee

The 1975
Date & Time: Tuesday, 18 July 2023 & Wednesday, 19 July 2023
Venue: Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Halls E&F
Ticket price: S$128
*excludes S$4 booking fee

A$AP Ferg
Date & Time: Saturday, 22 July 2023
Venue: MARQUEE Singapore
Ticket prices: S$80 for ladies, S$90 for men, and S$200 for expedited entry
*excludes booking fee

Ellie Goulding
Date & Time: Wednesday, 26 July 2023
Venue: Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Halls E&F
Ticket prices: S$138 to S$188
*excludes S$4 booking fee

Sabrina Carpenter
Date & Time: Thursday, 27 July 2023
Venue: Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Halls E&F
Ticket prices:S$98
*excludes S$4 booking fee

J Balvin
Date & Time: Friday, 28 July 2023
Venue: Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Halls E&F
Ticket prices: S$138 to S$188
*excludes S$4 booking fee

The Strokes
Date & Time: Wednesday, 2 August 2023
Venue: Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Halls E&F
Ticket prices: S$148 to S$296
*excludes S$4 booking fee

New Nescafe Latte Ice 2-in-1 to cool down on a hot day

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Tan Heng Hong
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Nestlé Malaysia has launched Nescafe Latte Ice 2-in-1 to cool down on a hot day. Consumers just need to add ice and milk. It is available in two delicious flavours, Salted Caramel Ice and Choco Hazelnut Ice.

What is special about the new Nescafe Latte Ice 2-in-1 is that this is a cold coffee, which is especially appealing to young consumers who like their coffee cold. Another interesting thing about this beverage is you can personalise the drinking experience by adding milk or with trending plant-based milk such as oat milk or almond milk.

Buy now on Nestle Malaysia official online store on Shopee.

Coca‑Cola Ultimate Zero Sugar in collaboration with Riot Games debuts in Singapore

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Tan Heng Hong
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The new Coca‑Cola Ultimate Zero Sugar launched in Singapore is the latest limited-edition Coca‑Cola Creations drop launched in collaboration with League of Legends developer Riot Games.

League of Legends fans can now taste for themselves the flavour of Experience Points (+XP), the universal unit of rewards players earn as they progress through a game.

Coca‑Cola Ultimate Zero Sugar will be sold for a limited time in the US, Canada, China, South Korea, Latin America, Africa and several other markets.

Coca‑Cola Ultimate Zero Sugar is The Coca-Cola Co’s approach to reach out to the online game fanbase, which is one of the passion points be it music, sports or gaming.

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