If you missed out on catching Taiwanese band Accusefive’s gig at the Esplanade Concert Hall in 2023, they will be back in town in a big way.
Their debut Singapore show, which was part of Huayi – Chinese Festival of Arts in February 2023, was sold out in hours. In November that year, they took the stage for 25 minutes as part of the line-up of the Yes 933 Hits Fest 2023 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium.
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