Tic Tac Tone @ West Coast Park, 19 Feb 2005, 5pm

Hear ye hear ye, tic tac tone will be performing on 19 February at the West Coast Park at 5pm.

A Cappella Attack! is co-organized by National Parks Board and National Arts Council to provide a platform to promote a cappella in the West end of Singapore. It's going to be informative to allow the audience some understanding of the style of singing by tic tac tone.

Come join us! This is part of the program of bringing a cappella to parts of Singapore we hardly visit (hahaha...). tic tac tone will be sharing with you (yes, our beloved fans) how we make music. So if you are interested to find out how Serene blows her trumpet, or how Roy can reach the notes he sings... or even that round thing we blow before each song, do plan to avail yourself that afternoon. And don't be shy. Come up to us after the event to talk to us!

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