The first day of WATERBOMB Singapore 2024 brought electrifying performances from the likes of Sandra Park, Rain, Jay Park and more.
Festival-goers busked in live music all night. And today is no different. Day 2 brings about stars like Team BEBE, BamBam, BIBI, and CL. Watch this space below for live updates of all the acts performing on the second day of WATERBOMB Singapore.
SORN
A sight for sore eyes, Sorn brightens the stage with her easy-to-follow tracks, including Not a Friend (2023), Scorpio (2022) and Sharp Objects (2022). She even had Seungyeon, a fellow CLC member, make a special appearance for her Rowdy (2023) stage.
Fans were also in for a treat as Sorn performed an unreleased song, Cool Waters, right here at WATERBOMB. A fitting choice indeed. And this makes Singapore the first country to listen to the track.
TEAM BEBE
It was no surprise that Team BEBE was full of energy as they took on the stage. After all, they are known for their energy whenever they put on a dance performance.
They kicked off their dance set with a dance performance of Stray Kids’ Maniac (2022), initially choreographed for reality dance show Street Woman Fighter 2 (2023).
They also danced to a K-pop medley comprising Kiss of Life’s Sticky (2024), RIIZE’s Boom Boom Bass (2024), and Babymonster’s SHEESH (2024).
Chungha
Looking formidable in her red-and-black fit, the artiste started off strong with her rhythmic track, I’m Ready (2024). Chungha once again proved why she’s a WATERBOMB regular with her expressive and effortless dance moves.
During her set, she also performed iconic tunes like Eenie Meenie (2024), Roller Coaster (2018), and Dream of You (2020). This was the K-pop star’s first time singing the latter song in Singapore, despite being in town four months ago for a separate event.
BAMBAM
It seems we’ve missed the memo because this popular K-pop soloist was also clad in black and red.
However, a smart tidbit for BamBam’s appearance—he had paintings streaked across his body. As his set progressed, more of his physique would be gradually revealed.
His performance leaned more towards his hip-hop side, as he showcased songs in his latest album, Bamesis (2024).
Such tunes include Ball Like That (2024), Thank You Come Again (2024), and Mi Último Des (2024). However, towards the later part of his set, he performed many of his classics, such as riBBon (2021) and Sour & Sweet (2023).
He ended off his appearance on a high, with GOT7’s Hard Carry (2016), getting the crowd jumping along.
BIBI
“WATERBOMB Singapore is my third international performance of the year,” says BIBI. And she has definitely captured the hearts of festival-goers with her carefreeness.
Her unique vocal tone, which covers a diverse range from powerful to gentle, was flaunted through her setlist. She played songs like: Sugar Rush (2024), Kazino (2020), and The Weekend (2021).
Concluding her set on a high, she ended off with the ever-popular tune, BIBI Vengeance (2022). She also teased everyone that she’d properly conclude her set with viral track, Bam Yang Gang (2024).
Loco
True to his name, we are indeed going loco for Loco. He embodied swag throughout his performance, from his selection of songs to his outfit.
He showed his versatility as a K-hiphop artiste with tunes like K-drama OST Say Yes (2016) and his iconic collaboration track with Mamamoo’s Hwasa, Don’t (2018).
CL
The woman of the hour makes a strong appearance with her bold outfit choice of a long coat and sunglasses. However, she somehow manages to pull it off and indeed, looks like the baddest female alive.
With charisma suiting that of a seasoned artiste, she sang many of her beat-heavy songs, such as Spicy (2021), Chuck (2021), and her well-known song, The Baddest Female (2013). Following that, she sang a collection of 2NE1’s crowd-pleasers, such as I Am The Best (2011), I Don’t Care (2016), and Fire (2009).
This article first appeared on HallyuSG.
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