Get ready for an epic nautical adventure as “IT’S THE SHIP”, Asia’s Largest Festival at Sea, sets sail from 8 to 10 March after a three-year hiatus!
This year, everyone’s favourite Indian auntie, Sima Taparia from Netflix’s hit show “Indian Matchmaking” will be joining the ranks of previous captains, David Hasselhoff and Tyson Beckson. With her appointment, she will be bringing her matchmaking expertise to the high seas with Love Tips, Speed Dating and a whole lot more.
2023’s epic artist lineup is jam-packed with non-stop entertainment, featuring heavy hitters Laidback Luke, Vini Vici, Kid-Ink and Hardstyle heavyweight, Ran-D, joining a deep, inclusive multi-genre line-up. Singapore’s very own Yung Raja as well as Inquisitive, Myrne, Revelry label with LeNerd, krave, Joshua Dillon will be representing the Little Red Dot.
Music is just one aspect of “IT’S THE SHIP” so expect a 360 experience unlike any other. Enjoy an array of themed and pop-up parties, including the iconic Foam Party, Sleepless Society, and exciting new additions such as Nauti-neon, Disco Diaries, Shagrilla and Rave Cave. Shipmates can also expect wellness activities such as HIIT, Yoga and Sound healing as well as performances from comedians, drag queens and more secrets in store at every turn across The Genting Dream.
“Our constant focus on community feedback shows that people want a different kind of festival experience, and this year we’ve pulled all the stops to give our shipmates an unforgettable one with a plethora of options for them to discover,” says Samira Davidson, Project Lead of “IT’S THE SHIP”.
An epic 90 hours of non-stop partying with over 60 artists and performers will be welcoming a global community of festival lovers from 88 different countries this March 8-10th in Singapore. Get ready to set sail on the ultimate party cruise of a lifetime!
For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.itstheship.com . Stay tuned across their socials at www.instagram.com/itstheship, www.twitter.com/itstheshipasia and for more updates.
