Bhakti Bliss - Edition 2: Rise in Devotion

Standard - Early Bird: $20.00

Standard - General: $32.00

Group of 10 (minimum 10 tickets per transaction) - Early Bird: $18.00 per pax

Group of 10 (minimum 10 tickets per transaction) - General: $28.00 per pax

Children (Age 7 - 12 years old)*: $12.00

Local/Overseas Students*: $12.00

*Please note that random checks on concession tickets will be conducted at the point of entry.

Ticket Pricing excludes Booking Fee. Booking Fee is as follows:

$6.00 booking fee per ticket for tickets above $60.00

$4.00 booking fee per ticket for tickets between $40.01 and $60.00

$3.00 booking fee per ticket for tickets between $20.01 and $40.00

$1.00 booking fee per ticket for tickets priced up to $20.00

1. Detailed Programme Description & Outline

Bhakti Bliss – Edition 2: Rise in Devotion is a live, participatory bhajan jamming experience that brings the community together through collective devotional singing rooted in Indian spiritual and musical traditions. Designed as an immersive and inclusive arts programme, the event moves away from the conventional concert format and instead encourages active audience participation through call-and-response singing, shared rhythms, and communal musical expression.

The inaugural edition, Bhakti Bliss – Edition 1: Spring of Devotion – Bhajan Jamming, held on 15 March 2026, brought together a large and vibrant audience for an immersive devotional experience. The response was overwhelmingly positive, with participants actively engaging in collective singing, clapping, and shared musical expression. The success of Edition 1 reinforced the growing interest in participatory, community-led devotional experiences in Singapore and laid the foundation for the continued evolution of the Bhakti Bliss series.

The programme presents a curated selection of both well-known and lesser-known bhajans, performed using a blend of traditional Indian instruments such as tabla, harmonium, and percussion, alongside contemporary instruments including guitar and keyboard. Participants are encouraged to sing along, clap, and engage organically with the music, making the audience an integral part of the experience rather than passive spectators.

The three-hour programme is structured as follows:

1. Opening invocation and musical introduction
2. Guided bhajan jamming segments with progressive audience participation
3. Thematic devotional pieces centred on renewal, devotion, and collective harmony
4. A reflective closing segment bringing together performers and participants

The programme emphasises accessibility, shared cultural heritage, and intergenerational participation. All voices are welcome, regardless of prior musical experience.

2. Bios & Credentials of Key Producers and Performers

Colours & Taal (C&T)

(A signature sub-brand of Eventique Pte Ltd)

Colours & Taal is the Indian events division of Eventique P Pte Ltd, specialising in the conceptualisation, production, and management of Indian cultural, devotional, music-led, community, and private events in Singapore. Through Colours & Taal, Eventique delivers programmes that honour tradition while remaining accessible, inclusive, and community-oriented.

Eventique P Pte Ltd

Eventique P Pte Ltd is a Singapore-registered full-service events management company producing events across corporate, lifestyle, community, and cultural sectors. Colours & Taal operates under Eventique as its dedicated Indian events sub-brand.

RMajeztic Events

RMajeztic Events is a Singapore-based events and arts management company with experience in producing live Indian music performances, cultural showcases, and community-oriented programmes.

Performers & Musicians

The programme is led by experienced Singapore-based Indian vocalists and musicians with backgrounds in bhajan singing, semi-classical and classical Indian music, and ensemble-based live performance. Collectively, the musicians have performed across temples, community venues, cultural institutions, and ticketed arts events in Singapore.

Local Participation Breakdown:

Approximately 100% of the performers and musicians involved are locally based, supporting the growth and sustainability of Singapore’s Indian arts ecosystem.

3. Collaborations with Arts & Heritage Practitioners

The programme content has been collaboratively developed by Colours & Taal (under Eventique P Pte Ltd) and RMajeztic Events, drawing on the experience and performance practices of local vocalists, instrumentalists, and cultural practitioners familiar with Indian devotional music and community-based performance traditions.

Terms of Ticket Sales

1. Once sold, tickets are strictly non-refundable or exchangeable unless the Singapore government mandates the closure of events in Singapore. All information given is correct at the time of publishing, but is subject to change without prior notice. The Promoter reserves all rights to amend any terms and conditions without prior notice, and, in the event of any dispute, the Promoter’s decision is final.

Conditions of Entry

1. Admission is subject to tickets produced at the entrance;
2. Each ticket admits one person.

General

1. No smoking is allowed in the venue;
2. Patrons are required to follow all house rules and regulations set out by the venue. The House Rules are displayed within the venue premises;
3. The Promoter reserves the right not to admit patrons who do not comply with prevailing safe management measures and/or whose conduct is disorderly or unbecoming without refund.

Photography / Videography Recording Rules

1. Photography is allowed without flash only; video and audio recording are not permitted.

_{All information is correct at time of publishing but may be subject to change without prior notice.}

_{The Promoter reserves the right to amend the above without prior notice. In the event of any dispute, the Promoter's decision is final.}