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Forthcoming
gigs: JULY 2010 !!!
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Rojak Sessions are back.!!!
This time
around, our great,wonderful and talented musicians are :
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DAVID KNIGHT ~
~ MARKIZA N PETER BROWN ~
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MADAAN PSYTRUS ~
~ CHRISTIAN THESEIRA ~
If you attended the Rojak Sessions #1 and enjoyed it, DO come back!! For those who missed it the last time. no worries ITS OK..COME for this one..!! Head on down
to Laila's on the 11th of July 2010 and
have fun with us!!
Laila's Cafe & Lounge, B-7-1, Blk B Plaza Kelana Jaya Jln. SS7/13A, 47301 Petaling Jaya, Malaysia Sunday,
July 11, 2010 at 9:30pm
For
further info and reservations please call
: 03 78776787
))))))))))))))))(((((((((((((((( PAST GIGS 2010 ************** WORLD REFUGEE DAY 2010 COMMEMORATIVE
EVENT
Saturday
19 and Sunday 20 June, 10 am to 9 pm
KL Sentral Station, main foyer (facing the
hotels)
open to the
general public
Exhibition
on
refugee issues for awareness raising, refugee bazaar and cultural
display from the refugee communities, performances by refugees from
Myanmar, Afghanistan, Iraq, Somalia and Sri Lanka, traditional games
from the refugee communities. Performances by
Malaysian
Celebrities supporting the refugee
cause.
Markiza and Peter
Hassan will be
performing Saturday & Sunday 19th &
20th June about 10.00 amThis World Refugee Day, Walk a Mile in a Refugee's Shoes What's it like to be a refugee? To witness your family torn apart by war and conflict? To lose everything you value - family, friends, your home - and be forced to flee in order to save your life? To travel hundreds of miles, on foot through dense jungles and in leaking boats across dangerous seas? This is a journey made by millions of refugees as they flee war, conflict, human rights abuses and persecution. People often misunderstand who a refugee is, thinking that they are migrants looking for economic opportunities. The truth is refugees have no choice but to run, and are unable to return home safely. In Malaysia, as of June 2010, there are some 88,100 refugees and asylum-seekers registered with the UN Refugee Agency. The majority of them from Myanmar, but many also from other countries around the world including Sri Lanka, Somalia, Iraq and Afghanistan. Their journey, and the journey made by millions of other refugees worldwide, is one that is hard for us to imagine. What we know is that in the wake of having lost everything, refugees have an incredible courage and perseverance to remain steadfast and positive in their will to survive. But they need our compassion and understanding and a humanitarian space to be able to rebuild their lives in safety anddignity. 20 June is World Refugee Day. It is a salute to the indomitable spirit and courage of the world’s refugees. World Refugee Day 2010 puts a human face to the refugee issue, that behind the numbers and statistics are real people with real stories and real dreams and desires for a life of safety. What's it like to be a refugee? Walk a mile in a refugee's shoes and experience the lives of refugees at the World Refugee Day celebration at the KL Sentral Station on 19 and 20 June 2010 from 10.00am till 4.00pm, organised by the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR). Visitors will get a chance to experience the journey a refugee makes, and to see what it's like to live as a refugee in Malaysia. Enjoy a refugee bazaar, refugee performances, meet celebrities, win exclusive UNHCR merchandise and more. Free admission. Visit www.unhcr.org.my or call 03 2141 1322 for more information. ________________ ![]() ![]() Markiza and Peter Hassan performing at the Benefit "Heh - That's Not Your Bass" at No Black Tie 3rd June 2010 The bassist is Alda Tan. The whole of Soft Touch played that night, including Kevin Theng (drums) and Wong Lip Kee (guitar). Pic by Nazri. For video of the 2 songs we played, Better World and Listen 2 what U C click HERE ))))))))))))))))))))(((((((((((((((((((( Charity Bazaar
Heh! What do you know? We are playing on Sunday 9th May for this Charity Bazaar at Bangsar Shopping Centre (Bring Supplementary Cash) at about 12.00 pm (that is Midday). We (Markiza and Peter Hassan Brown) shall be playing 2 songs (more miserable laments about the state of the World - go on, punish yourselves for being so fortunate). There will be other acts so never fear - like for example FIGURE OF SPEECH (radical rap - punchy stuff and hard hitting) and many others too numerous to mention (I would mention them if I knew who they were). The whole bazaar
goes from 10 am til 5
pm Saturday and Sunday 8th and 9th May,
sponsored by BRDB, brought to you by VIVA PALESTINA MALAYSIA (Free Palestine! End
the Occupation!) There'll be lots of stuff, quizzes and art
contests for kids (see
flyer below)
(And DON'T FORGET TO BRING YOUR OWN SHOPPING BAGS!)
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Lepaq, 1st floor, right at the end, Kelana Mall, behind Giant Giant Supermarket F*** YOU HEAR
ME SING!!
Saturday, May 1, 2010
9.30pm - 11:55pm
FREE!
Greetings dearest
Lepaqianz..frenz,fans and foes....
come 1st May Dewa
Lepaq will be releasing his debut
single 'harapan palsu'..
the showcase will also be featuring his other originals such as 'mr.green, 'five fingers and a dime', 'perfect', 'god the rock star' and many more..come down to LEPAQ KELANA MALL and make it a blasterlicious evening with DEWA LEPAQ.. not forgetting to support all the 'UNKNOWNS' that will be performing that nite.THE PERFORMERS ARE: B-MINOR
ARABELLA HILMY GALLAGHER HASSAN PETER BROWN ALI BUDAK JAHAT MUZZAMUZZLE AMYZAMAROTTA limited 50 copies
of the single 'Harapan Palsu'
will be on sale at the door on the nite of the
showcase....be the 1st to own it...!!!
LEPAQ
awaits your ARRIVAL dis 1st of May 2010..
rgds
LEPAQ a place like no other This night's show was the last performance ever at LEPAQ which closed down, much to the disappointment of eager musicians and music lovers ))))))))))))))))))))(((((((((((((((((((( Hassan
Peter Brown performing at 7.00 pm Palms
Skypark Terminal on Sunday 2 May
(old Terminal 3 at Subang Airport) Other artists as well. 6.00 pm onwards (c below). Doppelganger
Open Mic @ Palms Grill SkyPark Terminal
date: Sunday,
May 2, 2010
time: 2:00pm
- 10:00pm
location: The
Subang Old Airport aka
Terminal 3
![]() Calling bands,
short filmmakers, poets. We want YOU for the Labour Day
show. What are we celebrating? Our hard work. And... The
season kickstart of
FEYST10 (the 3rd INDEPENDENT YOUTH FESTIVAL 2010 in conjunction with Digital Delirium Xpo, Go International E-Sports Cup, Electronic Sports World Cup 2010 Malaysia & DreamHack 2010 Malaysia). Themed 'Connectivity', the season will be declared ON & ROLLS OUT from 2 May 2010 until end of November 2010. Full details to be revealed on 2 May, 2010. Event:
Indie Youth Fest Season Roll-out
When? 2nd May 2010. 2.00-6.00pm. Where? SkyPark Terminal SAAS Airport. Event
Doppelganger Open Mic.
When? 2nd May 2010. 6.00-10.00pm. Where? Palms Grill @ SkyPark Terminal SAAS Airport. Performers
Car Crash Hearts, Figure of Speech, Peter Hassan Brown
![]() <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ROCK THE VOTE! 1 May 2010 2.00 pm One Cafe Kuala Lumpur RM10 if you're a voter, RM20 if not registered
bands: Kyoto Protocol Goodbye 20th
Century Punahramah Nao
Rollin' Sixers One
Cafe is along Jalan Tunku
Abdul Rahman (Chow Kit), the same row as Tune Hotel. Google Maps link
here
http://maps.google.com.my/maps?q=tune+hotel+KL&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&ie=UTF8&hl=en&hq=Tune+Hotel&hnear= Tune+Hotel+Kuala+Lumpur,+316+Jalan+Tuanku+Abdul+Rahman,+50100+Kuala+Lumpur,+WP+Kuala+Lumpur&z=14&iwloc=A 8 May 2010 2.00
pm Soundmaker Studio Pulau Pinang
15
May 2010 2.00 pm City Plaza Johor Bahru
22 May 2010 2.00
pm Malaya Studio Ipoh
))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))(((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((( Earth Day on April 22, 2010! Markiza
& Peter Brown - green gigs
(more about it below) Thursday
22 April 8.00 pm Ikano Power Centre,
Mutiara Damansara (opp. Curve)
Saturday 24 April
9.00 pm For
Fresh People, 6 Jalan Telawi, Bangsar Baru,
Kuala Lumpur (with Wong Lip Kee -
guitar)
Sunday 25
April 4.00 pm Ikano Power Centre,
Mutiara Damansara (opp. Curve)
)))))))))))))))))))(((((((((((((((((((( Peter
Brown makes a fool of himself
Peter
Brown aka Hassan Peter Brown will make a
fool of himself in public on
Friday 23rd April at 8.00 pm at the Lepaq Restaurant, Kelana Mall - behind the Giant Giant supermarket in section SS6, Kelana Jaya which is off the highway there (beyond Kelana Jaya LRT station). That is, he is entering the competition called BATTLE OF THE ACOUSTICS, along with several other bands and acoustic artists. He will be performing 2 songs completely on his own without the musical assistance of his wife Markiza (foolhardiness in the extreme!) - in fact with just his guitar and harmonica and voice, without assistance of any kind. This might be because he is getting old and a bit soft in the head, but if you would like to be witness to this bizarre experience, it is totally free. The restaurant has a good sound system and there will be plenty of music in different styles courtesy of all the competitors. The restaurant serves food and soft drinks, but no alcohol, so hope you enjoy the evening. Incidentally there is LIVE MUSIC every night of the week at Lepaq except Sundays when they are closed. Otherwise if you feel this is too
risque, there
is another gig called Rocking for the Environment on
the same night (Friday 23rd April) at Little
Havana, Changkat Raja Chulan, KL featuring BenchMarx,
Kyoto Protocol, and the redoubtable Reza
Salleh. But this one will cost you RM30 BUCKS!!
But don't worry, it's for CHARITY to save the DUGONG
otherwise known as the Sea Cow which like so many of the wonderful
species of the EARTH is close to extinction thanks to man and his
relentless and ineluctable activities. Also the bands are
good. Kyoto Protocol was runner-up in the
Global Battle of ther Bands contest late last year, Reza Salleh is
one of Malaysia's finest singer-songwriters and BenchMarx - well you
have to experience these well-seasoned fellas. Start time 8.00
pm. For further info visit the event on Facebook.
Turn yourself Green!
Come join 4 days of fun, inspirations and green actions. @ For Fresh People, 6 Jalan Telawi, Bangsar Baru, Kuala Lumpur 59000. (program below) We (Markiza
and Peter Brown) shall be playing our many green
songs
(covers and originals with the help of guitarist from Soft Touch Wong Lip Kee) on Saturday 24th April from 9.00 pm onwards. go to this site: www.facebook.com/earthdaybangsar - there is a map contained therein Green Workshops .
Fun Booths .
Kid's Games .
Music Performances . Environmental Movies Screening . Bangsar Nature Walk . Mini Rock Climbing and more! Take Action! Be Part of the Movement! Spread the news, infect all your friends with the Green fever on www.facebook.com/earthdaybangsar 22nd April Thursday Talks & Movies 8pm – 11pm Join the rest of the world on Earth Day and jump start your green heart with Alam Flora’s tips on “Recycling at Home”
and Al
Gore’s “The Inconvenient Truth”
23rd April Friday Talks & Movies 8pm – 11pm Tackle “Climate Change” issues with Malaysian representative at Copenhagen Summit and Leonardo Di Caprio’s “The 11th
Hour”
24th April Saturday Fun Booth, Kids Games, Green Workshops, Movies & Concerts 11am – 11pm Turn up the Green fever with popular green symposium “Awakening the Dreamer” from America for FREE! And find out how “94 Condo Units in KL Become Green” with easy recycling program. Free your spirit and chill out with green musicians “Markiza and Peter Brown” all night long (well not quite... ). 25th April Sunday Nature Walk, Fun Booth, Kids Games, Green Workshops, Movies & Concerts 7am – 11pm Rediscover nature at your backyard, join “Bangsar Nature Walk” with family and friends. Enjoy all day green fun booths, kids games and Mini Rock Climbing. Celebrate event finale with evening Acapella Choir and Drama Play in the Greenroom. For more program details go to www.facebook.com/earthdaybangsar Have a FRESH day! ))))))))))))))))(((((((((((((((( EARTH
DAY CARNIVAL
Check out the Earth Day
Carnival at IKANO POWER CENTRE
Concourse 22nd to 25th April
Learn
and take home key messages about the Environment. Film shows and
many booths and exhibitions by various International and local
environmental organisations - World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF),
EcoKnights and Gerai Orang Asli, organic products and wares made of
Earth friendly waste substances (such as plates and bowls made of
Rye-husk). Come and explore fun ways to learn and contribute
towards saving the planet and making it better. 10 am til 10
pm. Markiza and Peter Brown
will be performing their eco-songs and eco-covers
on the stage near the Cold Storage supermarket Thursday 22nd
April at around 8.00 pm and
Sunday 25th April
at 4.00 pm
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Lemang Music presents Saturday Afternoon Acoustic Show with DIANDRA ARJUNAIDI WOLF MARKIZA & PETER HASSAN BROWN Saturday 27th March 2010 (next weekend!!!) start: 2.00 pm @ Solaris Dutamas off Jalan Duta, on the left as you go up to Jalan Ipoh and Sentul from Sentral and the Highway, nr Wilayah Mosque and Govt. office blocks MAP FESTIVAL all the details below
MAP is opening its doors on the 27th of March 2010 with a 2-day arts festival. Activities include music, art, sculpture, performances, installations, talks, workshops and art markets alongside social and individual empowerment activities. The festival will introduce MAP’s two spaces: a 6,000 sq ft gallery and a 200-seater experimental theatre named the White Box and Black Box respectively. In the works is an exciting program of community oriented activities that encompasses the widest possible diversity of creative content. MAP will provide opportunities for arts and cultural producers from multidisciplinary backgrounds. As a meeting point between artists, curators, critics and the public, it will serve as a catalyst for the exchange and exploration of contemporary ideas. MAP is located in Solaris Dutamas. Details can be obtained via their website, www.mapkl.org or call Alex Yong at 019-3222932, Erna Dyanty at 012-2310961 or Sze at 013-3330852. Free Admission to all events +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ SCHEDULE OF PERFORMANCES March 27 (SATURDAY) WHITE BOX (art gallery) 4pm-5pm Lecturer, journalist and artist Sharaad Kuttan moderates a talk with architect Anand Krishnan entitled “Proposals for Our Cities” Proposals for our cities – is a series of ideas to improve the quality of urban life for the denizens of Malaysian cities. The series opens with architect Anand Krishnan who will be speaking on the notion of “pocket spaces” as principle that might help generate coherence in our urban landscape. Anand, who also lectures on architecture, was involved in the planning of our newest city Putrajaya. 5.30pm-6pm Performance art by Aisyah Baharuddin and Intan Rafizah of Lost Generation Aisyah Baharuddin is a fine art graduate from Universtiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM). She is one of co-founders of TIGA (Tindakan Gerak Asuh) which consists of three core members whom are full time artists. Most of her works are individualistic expression of self. Intan Rafizah is also a fine art graduate with UiTM. 6.30pm-7.30pm Poetry Underground organised by Sheena Baharuddin Poetry Underground is a group of people with different principles and backgrounds yet who possess the same passion for poetry. All our poets have been and still are performing in the local poetry scene and in poetry slam events over the past years. In this event, we will look into the confluence of the spoken word and visual art, specifically in its relations with the individual and the society. Other performers that evening include Catalina Rembuyan, Reza Rosli, Hazlan Zakaria, Kathleen Choo and Tshiung Han See. 7.30pm Opening of “Once Upon a Time in Malaysia” group art exhibition curated by Arteri Arteri presents the launch of the MAP arts space with a group exhibition “Once Upon a Time in Malaysia”. Drawing upon the popular medium of story-telling, it features emerging artists from Malaysia, looking at how the diversity of the Malaysian narrative shape the way we understand ourselves and one another. The 28-artist exhibition will showcase works by some of the most established names in the Malaysian art world such as Wong Hoy Cheong, Bayu Utomo Radjikin, Ahmad Fuad Osman, Hamir Soib. In addition to this, a large part of the exhibition will also be dedicated for the introduction of emerging talents such as Samsudin Wahab, Shieko Reto, Saiful Razman, Phuan Thai Meng, Melissa Lin, Poodien, Rahmat Haron and Ilham Fadhli. 8pm-8.30pm Butoh dance by Nyoba Kan Dance Company This full length piece is one of a three-part Butoh performance which was based on the themes of creation, human desires and immaculate illusions; “The Birth”, “Eight Ways of Suffering” and “Reflection of the Moon in The Water”. The same title and idea had been re-constructed by Lee Swee Keong and was performed in Bangkok Butoh Festival 2009. This time, Kiea Kuan Nam together with Yeow Lai Chee will perform “The Birth” which concerns a mythic cosmogony of all existence, and mix with the element of Japanese “Noh Theatre” and Latin “flamingo” dance to create a totally new outfit, new breath and new image of the piece. This is to let the audiences to expose the “colorful side” of Butoh. 8.30pm-9.30pm Readings by Bernice Chauly in conjunction with Earth Hour Bernice Chauly is a poet, writer, photographer, actor, lecturer and sometime filmmaker. She has been active in the KL arts scene for over 18 years. She has published two collections of poetry, going there and coming back(1997) and The Book of Sins (2008) and a collection of short stories, Lost in KL (2008). She is currently writing a memoir of her family history, tentatively called Growing Up with Ghosts. Readings is a monthly live literature events organised by Bernice Chauly and Sharon Bakar. Other performers include Jit Murad, Dina Zaman, Alfian Sa’at, Salleh Ben Joned and Kam Raslan. 9.30pm to 10pm Jazz saxophonist with Azmi Hairudin and Christophe Turchi Azmi Hairuddin performs regularly in the region at events such as The Java Jazz Festival while French-born Christophe Turchi is a self-taught jazz artist who started his career in music playing in his Father’s orchestra at age 16. A musician with varied interests, Turchi also dabbles in funk, abstract hip hop and electro. 10pm-10.30pm Stand-up comedy with Hishamuddin Rais Hishamuddin Rais is an NGI (non-governmental individual) who is widely regarded as a political analyst and stand-up comic. He blogs excessively at tukartiub.blogspot.com and writes a monthly column in Off The Edge magazine as well as The Sun newspaper. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ BLACK BOX (theatre) 2pm-3pm Music gig with Peter Hassan Brown and friends Peter Hassan Brown is one-half of Lemang Music. The heartbeat of the singer/songwriter movement in Kuala Lumpur, in the past Peter organised “Acoustic Jam”, a stage for singers and songwriters to showcase their stuff. 3.30pm-5.30pm Music and poetry readings by Pekan Frinjan Participants include Meor, Nik, Keladak, Shh..Diam, Mohd Jayzuan, Stam Mustapha, Gyomogii, Marini Rafar and Fazleena Hishamuddin. 6pm-7pm Performance art by Ensemble 11 This is a multidisciplinary performance, involving music, video and movement; working with improvisation. Individual performers will work on their own ideas and rough structures yet flexible enough to change and modify accordingly. 7.30pm-8.30pm Theater performance by Rumah Anak Teater (in Malay) Pokok Kelapa Sayang is a tale of love destroyed by economic, political, public perception, cultural and racial differences as well as choices made by the individual. Nur Ain who is torn between her loyalty to her family and following her heart’s desire, has chosen to ignore her feelings to uphold her family’s choice in the belief that it will bring her happiness. Hasyim who holds dear to the belief of true love and has declared Nur Ain to be his one and only love has done something unintentionally cruel. What was it that he did? What is the secret behind his beloved coconut tree along the Port Dickson beach? 9.30pm-11.30pm Music gig organised by Rice Above No. 7 featuring Aggrobeats, Rebel Scum, Khottal and Nao Aggrobeats is the “Boss Reggae’’ band of Malaysia. Rebel Scum is a hip-hop band that started as a fusion of musicians from various backgrounds and denominations who share a common passion for hip hop music with substance. Khottal is an indie pop group delivering sweet harmonies and solid melodies with a mix of instruments like the accordion, mandolin, glockenspiels, recorder, guitars, drums and keyboards. Nao is a classic punk energy, hard-hitting outfit that is arguably the best band in the current Malaysian local Chinese independent scene. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ March 28 (SUNDAY) WHITE BOX (art gallery) 2.30pm-3.30pm Let’s Talk with Hafidz Baharom Hafidz Baharom is a writer, columnist and never relenting bigmouth. 3.30pm-4.30pm Paul Lau and Tugu Drum Circle workshop Tugu Drum Circle is a gathering of drummers, percussionists and like minded people who would like to share their love and passion for playing drums and percussion. Its aim is to promote playing drums and percussion to society at large, bringing people together from all walks of life thereby facillitating in building stronger community spirit by making music together. So bring your drums, pots and pails along to participate in this drumming workshop. 5pm-6pm Exhibition debate curated by Suthen "Tate" Thomas No Shakespearean quotes, no statistics, some B.S. This ain't your high school stuff. 6.30-7pm Dari Seberang: Spoken word performance (poetry, prose and play extracts) by Singapore writers Alfian Sa’at and Irfan Kasbah Alfian Sa’at is a Singaporean writer, poet and playwright. He is currently the resident playwright of theatre group W!LD RICE. He attended medical school at the National University of Singapore but did not graduate and is currently enrolled for an undergraduate course at the School of Communication and Information at Nanyang Technological University. Irfan Kasbah is a director/playwright and associate artist with Teater Ekamatra. 7.30pm-8.30pm Poetry Slam Poetry Slam is the competitive art of performance poetry or spoken word. It puts a dual emphasis on writing and performance, encouraging poets to focus on what they're saying and how they're saying it. Poets perform their work and are judged by members of the audience. 9pm-9.30pm Performance art with Aisyah Baharuddin and Bebe Aisyah Baharuddin is a fine art graduate from Universtiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM). She is one of co-founders of TIGA (Tindakan Gerak Asuh) which consists of three core members whom are full time artists. Bebe is from Indonesia but currently residing in Kuala Lumpur. Bebe was a member of Taring Padi; a cultural collective from Yogjakarta. 10pm-11pm Comedy hour with Jit Murad Jit Murad is one of the most prominent figures in Malaysian theatre, having made a significant mark in Malaysian theatre as actor, playwright and director over the past two decades. This award-winning artiste extraordinaire is just as well known for his appearances on film as well as television, writer of short stories and stand-up comedian. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ BLACK BOX (theater) 2pm-3.30pm Poetry workshop by Elaine Foster and Word Forward Limited The workshop will be facilitated by Word Forward Limited, a not-for-profit organization created in 2003 with a vision to build a strong, active and supportive literary community in Singapore by facilitating regular events for writers and the general public. 3.30pm-4pm Zapin dance performance Zapin is a popular, traditional Malay dance form with many variations in different states. Here, it is performed with a live ensemble of traditional musicians playing instruments like the gambus, marwas and the rebana. 4pm-5pm Traditional Malay and contemporary dance performance by Darinai Dance A showcase of traditional Malay dance, the program includes Mengadab Rebab, Mak Yong, Tari Inai, Zapin Johor, Zapin Hanuman and Endang. These colourful and lively dances are usually only performed during festivities such as weddings and celebrations. This is an opportunity to watch a public performance by trained dancers. 5.30pm-6.30pm Music gig with Monoloque Monoloque is a spin-off from the well-known Malaysian grunge/alternative/independent band Butterfingers. 7pm-9.30pm Music gig organised by Jerome Kugan with Panda Head Curry, Vernadium, Tenderfist, Sharidar & Nizam and Deserters A night out with singer-songwriter Jerome Kugan that promises to be something different. This talented performer, who is also a gig-organiser, brings together several select local bands, both established ones and the exciting upstarts. 10pm-12am Singer-songwriter round by Moonshine featuring Reza Salleh, Azmyl Yunor, Zalila Lee, Izzy Mohamed. Azmyl Yunor is veteran of the singer-songwriter circuit, organiser of the KL Sing Song acoustic festival and has released 4 albums in the past 10 years. Reza Salleh was bombarded by copious amounts of Top 40 gamma rays as a child and now plays a confused mix of folk rock, pop, grunge with a twinge of jazz and the blues. Zalila Lee is a singer-songwriter from the Malaysian independent music scene. Zalila or Zal as she prefers to be called started singing in 2002, touring the small circuit of acoustic shows in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. Her tendency to write intimate, retrospective tunes and her proficiency at playing the guitar quickly put her on the circuit map. Izzy Mohamed is equipped with sweet vocals and a penchant for writing radio-friendly songs about love and life. Izzy is no stranger to the circuit, having played most acoustic shows in the Klang Valley. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Arts Bazaar on March 27 and 28 from 2pm-8pm A popular crowd favourite, the arts bazaar by 20 individual groups is a great opportunity to secure unique and creative items such as artworks, crafts, books, CDs, T-shirts, books, food and CDs at a bargain. Kids and Community Art Project/Workshop, March 27 and 28 from 2pm–6pm A booth for you to bring your family and get your kids to doodle, paint and “exhibit”. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Part
of the MAP Arts Festival
Solaris
Dutamas
<>No. 1 Jalan Dutamas 1 50480 Kuala Lumpur ))))))))))))(((((((((((( for past gigs reports and pics please return to index page and click on appropriate year |