Wicked Wallop Celebrates Its 10th Anniversary with a Music and Motorcycle Festival

Wicked Wallop, Singapore's leading custom motorcycle culture event, is joyfully celebrating its 10th anniversary. To mark this special year, a brand new full-day festival experience called 'Wicked Wallop Drop' is being launched. The festival was designed with the vision of being a single destination for music lovers, motorcycle enthusiasts, families, and creative communities. The event will take place on Sunday, 19 July 2026 at Timbre+ One North. Visitors will find a wide range of activities, from independent live music performances to an exhibition of over 50 custom motorcycles.

The festival grounds open to visitors at 10:00 AM and continue uninterrupted until 11:00 PM. Live music starts at 01:00 PM in the afternoon, and the energy peaks as eight different independent bands take the stage throughout the day. Ticket prices have been set at 18 Singapur Doları, and the event has also been included under the SG Culture Pass. The organization aims to host over a thousand participants throughout the day. The affordable pricing and culture pass accessibility reinforce the event's inclusivity and goal of appealing to broad audiences.

At the heart of the festival lies a carefully curated stage program consisting of independent bands from Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia. Highly diverse genres such as alternative rock, shoegaze, dream-pop, grunge, noise-pop, skate-punk, and electronic music are blended in line with the festival's creative spirit. Bands like Taledrops, Sunlot, Spectre-6, Heavëner, and Phantom Haze offer a rich sonic journey that appeals to different age groups and musical tastes. These bands not only provide music to listen to but also serve as a cultural bridge supporting the regional independent music scene.

Wicked Wallop Drop promises to be much more than just a music event. The Custom Motorcycle Nationals competition and exhibition, organized for custom motorcycle enthusiasts, is one of the festival's biggest attractions. While builders' unique custom motorcycles are displayed, visitors have the opportunity to meet these creators and listen to their stories. Additionally, throughout the day, guests are welcomed by a vibrant lifestyle market featuring independent brands, villages offering delicious food and beverage options, and safe activity areas for families. In the evening hours, the day's energy is taken to the highest level with an awards ceremony and the festival finale.

Event founder Jap Loh describes this festival as an inclusive space where drivers, musicians, families, and content creators can come together to celebrate their own unique creativity. This approach, which combines traditional motorcycle culture with indie music and family-friendly events, appeals to a very wide audience, from Generation Z to families with children. Ultimately, the resulting setup stands out as a rare blend of culture, art, design, and community spirit in Singapore. Wicked Wallop's 10th anniversary is considered a significant local milestone for celebrating alternative culture and craftsmanship on main stages.