HOMECOMING

Beach Road Club is a hip-hop dance crew from Singapore, that started in 2020. A group of boys brought together by friendship, music, and the culture. More than just a crew, we’re a bunch that grew from hanging out to hitting the floor together. We aim to keep pushing ourselves to be the best we can be, while never losing the fun, the vibes, and the love for the craft that started it all.

The Lion City Lockers are back on stage, bringing that good old funk straight from the heartlands! Known for their groove, energy, and love for the culture, the team will be putting up a piece that represents fun, connection and party vibes. 

Birthed in the heart of Harlem New York City in the 60s, we bring you a glimpse of what the underground ballroom scene is. A little taste of what inspired Madonna’s Vogue music video in 1992.

GYAT-BZ turns every stage into a time machine — throwing it back with iconic tracks and matching that nostalgia with energy that hits hard and visuals that stay with you.

Each performance is a fusion of styles, moods, and moments. Unpredictable, high-impact, and impossible to ignore. From the first beat to the last move, it’s all about vibe, presence, and a level of detail that leaves the crowd wanting more.

No labels. No limits. Just pure performance that speaks for itself.

This is GYAT-BZ — watch closely or you’ll miss it.

Ragga Waka is an all-female Dancehall crew originally formed in 2011, founded by four passionate dancers united by their love for the culture.

Over the past decade, with Dancehall as their foundation and source of connection, their shared experiences and creative works have grown into a sisterhood — a safe space that continues to welcome and nurture future members. Constantly evolving, they draw inspiration from the ever-changing landscape of Dancehall, exploring its many styles while staying true to its roots.

What makes Ragga Waka unique is the individuality of each member, all bound by a deep respect and love for Dancehall.

This time, they are joined by powerful feminine forces — the current generation of queens — who bring their own energy and authenticity, celebrating the many shapes and forms of femininity.

We are a collective born from the same generation of the local street dance scene — dancers who came from different crews, but share the same roots, the same love for Hip Hop. Time has changed, and it hasn’t been easy to bring everyone together again. Life moves, people move. But here we are — some of the last ones still standing, still fighting, still growing in our own dance path. 

This moment means more now than it ever did before. Because as you grow older, you realise how rare it is to share the floor with the ones who started it all with you. This could be the one and only time we get to do this. So we do it with heart, with history, and with everything Hip Hop gave us.

Hip Hop represent, the +65 way. It’s now or never. 

Started in 2022, FT is a group of popping dancers who just want to get better at it. We came together to train, push each other, and keep growing through every session. Just passion, humility, and the drive to improve.