Marina Bay Sands to light up in K-pop boy band Seventeen's colours
The Straits Times|January 14, 2025
Fans awaiting their chance to catch K-pop boy band Seventeen during their concert stop in Singapore at the National Stadium on Jan 25 and 26 can hit up Marina Bay Sands (MBS) as an Instagram spot.
Jan Lee
Marina Bay Sands to light up in K-pop boy band Seventeen's colours

The integrated resort announced a collaboration titled The Wonderland with Seventeen on Jan 13 in anticipation of the 13-member boy band's Seventeen Right Here World Tour in Singapore.

MBS will be lit in the band's signature pink and blue hues - Rose Quartz and Serenity under the Pantone palette - from 7pm to midnight on Jan 25 and 26. This is the first time the resort is collaborating with a K-pop act to light up its facade.

From Jan 20 to 26, the resort's culinary offerings will also be serving Seventeen-inspired food.

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