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Tic Tac Tone's Secret Diary

Hi everyone!
It's two weeks to our concert - Secret Diary! Have you booked your tickets? Get yours today at any Sistic outlet, or click the link below topurchase online –http://www.sistic.com.sg/SOPApp/SOPPortal/portal_proxy?uri=4bYV7!C4Brd1J.tOGowA7oqItmF-b5vAzsJFM

For a sneak preview of Secret Diary, hop down to OG Orchard Point on 27 August and 3 September (this and next Saturday) at 6.30pm. We'll be there, live and loud, belting out some of our brand new songs from ourconcert, as well as some familiar favorites. Check out http://www.og.com.sg for more information.

Need your a cappella fix now? Like right now? We've uploaded our latest sample sound clip on our website. Check it out! Keep up withthe latest happenings and lots more on our blog at http://www.tictactone.com .

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Music. Life. Love. A cappella.These simple words define what Tic Tac Tone is about. The love for music, the strong bond of friendship, and the passion for life fuel Tic Tac Tone's unique a cappella vocal stylings.

This two-night concert is a celebration of five years of songs andlaughter. From our first rehearsal in May 2000, to our two solo concerts, "Music" in 2002 and "In Transit" in 2003, from our collaboration with The Necessary Stage in the community play, SingSong in 2004, to randomly bursting into song in stairwells and underpasses. These events and others each hold a special place in our hearts.

Tonight, we invite you to take a peek into Tic Tac Tone's secret a cappella diary. Rock, pop, jazz, funk, R&B, all with that requisiteTic Tac Tone twist. From familiar audience favorites to exclusive behind-the-scenes stories, Tic Tac Tone bares all in thisno-holds-barred musical exposé. Join us as we chronicle our musical journeys with songs that speak louder than words.

Secret Diary
A Tic Tac Tone Concert
Esplanade Recital Studio
9 & 10 Sept 2005 (Friday & Saturday), 7.30pm
http://www.tictactone.com

Tickets available at Sistic.
http://www.sistic.com.sg/SOPApp/SOPPortal/portal_proxy?uri=4bYV7!C4Brd1J.tOGowA7oqItmF-b5vAzsJFM

See you at the concert!

http://www.tictactone.com/
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