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Budak Pantai Unplucked

Budak Pantai.Unplucked

What do they say birds of a feather do? Flocking together as Budak Pantai are five guys who enjoy singing as much as they do Monty Python (and chicken rice). They may attempt a cappella and even perform some of their own compositions but don't let that fool you - they're really "bad" singers. But if it's entertainment you're looking for - and frankly, laughing your way into 2007 is a good way to end the year - then why not flock to Esplanade this December to catch Budak Pantai do their thing? Raw fun. Unplucked, essentially.Yes, Unplucked. Because what this concert is all about is five local funny guys letting loose and making music their way.Budak Pantai has been in the local music scene for over 12 years and has a sizeable (and growing) following here, which probably means they must be doing something right.

Budak Pantai "Unplucked"
Dates: 28 (Thur) & 29 (Fri) Dec 2006
Time: 7.30p.m & 9.30p.m
Venue: Esplanade Recital Studio
Purchase of tickets priced @ $25 (with an addition of $2 charge) thru Sistic.
Visit the Budak blog at http://budakpantai.motime.com for further details.

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