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Tic Tac Tone concert 9 ~ 10 Sep 2005

Sistic booking open on 15 July 2005 !!

Secret Diary
A Tic Tac Tone Concert
Esplanade Recital Studio
9 & 10 Sept 2005

Music. Life. Love. A cappella.

These simple words define what Tic Tac Tone (TTT) is about. The love for music, the strong bond of friendship, and the passion for life fuel TTT's unique a cappella vocal stylings. This two-night concert is a celebration of five years of songs and laughter.


From their first rehearsal in May 2000, to their two solo concerts,"Music" in 2002 and "In Transit" 2003, from their collaboration with The Necessary Stage in the community play, Sing Song in 2004, to randomly bursting into song in stairwells and underpasses.


You are invited to take a peek into TTT's secret acappella diary. Rock, pop, jazz, funk, R&B, all with that requisite TTT twist. From familiar audience favorites to exclusive behind-the-scenes stories, TTT bares all in this no-holds-barred musical exposé. Join them as they chronicle their musical journeys with songs that speak louder than words.

Dubbed "Secret Diary", this two-night concert will also be a celebration of five years of songs and laughter with Tic Tac Tone. As a lead-up to the concert, you are invited to visit their new and improved website @ http://www.tictactone.com ! Yes, they've jumped on the weblog bandwagon and started their not-so-secret online diary!

For a start, check out The First-Ever Singapore A Cappella Purity Test! Are you an a cappella virgin or the ultimate a cappella geek? Take the test to find out! Also check out the Top Ten Reasons Why A Cappella Rocks in Singapore while you're there! Stay tuned for gig updates, behind-the-scenes exposés, random rants, and latest news.

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