Singapore is set to light up with heart and harmony as President’s Challenge Night (PCN) 2025 returns on 2 November with the inspiring theme “We All Have Something to Give.” Organised by Mediacorp, this year's installment of the annual fundraiser, promises an unforgettable celebration of music, community, and compassion.
Hosted by Steven Chia and Sonia Chew, the star-studded night will feature a stellar lineup of performances. Danish pop legends Michael Learns To Rock will headline the event with timeless favourites such as 'Paint My Love' and '25 Minutes'.
Also taking the stage will be Benjamin Kheng, Parvinderjeet Kaur, and the Soka New Century Orchestra, who will deliver a soulful rendition of 'I Want to Know What Love Is'. Veteran musicians Mohamed Raffee and Ann Hussein will team up with Joanna Dong and the ParaBeatz Band from Faith Music Centre for a lively Latin-inspired medley that’s sure to get audiences on their feet.
The evening will also feature a special moment with President Tharman Shanmugaratnam, who will take part in a lighthearted “piano pong” rally with former national table tennis player Ethan Poh and actress Zoe Tay, following a recital by eight-year-old prodigy Kyan Lee.
Audiences can also look forward to inspiring performances from ArunDitha, Ebi Shankara, JJ Neo, Wheel Smith, Rayyan Syafiq Abdullah, and students from Swiss Cottage Secondary School, blending music, dance, and storytelling. The event will close with the debut of the new theme song 'We All Have Something to Give', performed by the entire cast in a moving finale celebrating generosity and unity.
President’s Challenge Night 2025 will be broadcast live on mewatch, Channel 5, YouTube, and TikTok, inviting viewers across Singapore to join in and contribute to more than 60 programmes under President’s Challenge 2025, supporting vulnerable communities and fostering a culture of compassion nationwide.
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