Most of us have Star World compared to Channel [V], I believe? We're not sure if this is the same programme aired on the V Special, but we'll find out this Friday!
Here's the schedule:
Star World's too kind - they even have a 'set alarm' feature just in case we forget (but we probably won't need it).
Thank you so much to @fanofth on twitter for providing this information. :)
Source: Star World
Showing posts with label Festivals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Festivals. Show all posts
Monday, October 4, 2010
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Tokio Hotel on Channel [V]: V Special
Channel [V] had a V Special on SINGfest 2010 and they've featured Noise and a small interview:
A/N: My apologies for the shakiness but I hope the audio works fine!
Source: Channel [V]
A/N: My apologies for the shakiness but I hope the audio works fine!
Source: Channel [V]
Monday, September 27, 2010
SINGfest Special on Channel [V]
Channel [V] aired parts of Noise and their interview with Tokio Hotel:
The encore airs on 1st October 9PM on Channel [V]!
Credits: Channel [V], and @DDMonsunAsia on twitter for recording it!
The encore airs on 1st October 9PM on Channel [V]!
Credits: Channel [V], and @DDMonsunAsia on twitter for recording it!
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Channel [V]: SINGfest
Apparently, Channel [V] will be airing SINGfest on September 26th (8PM) and October 1st (9PM).
Mark your calendars!
Source: Channel [V]
Mark your calendars!
Source: Channel [V]
Monday, August 9, 2010
Katy Perry Heats Up The Fest
The pop singer and Tokio Hotel charmed and delivered but the Wonder Girls disappointed.
OF THE music festival's line-up over the three days, Tuesday's certainly takes the cake for being the most international. There was saucy Katy Perry from California, pop rock band Tokio Hotel from Germany and pop group Wonder Girls from South Korea.
Not every act left a good taste in the mouth, though. After local singer Inch Chua, alternative rock band The Like and singer-songwriter Orianthi from Down Under warmed up the crowd, the five Girls came on around 8.30pm in an assortment of short dresses. They proceeded to underwhelm with their singing which sounded rather shrill and ragged.
SINGfest 2010
A/N: Credit goes to all the wonderful people who recorded this! They're quite good quality videos and I was able to rock out to them \o/
Credit also to the people who took the pictures - if you'd like to share yours with us and the other fans, please leave a comment with the link and your name and we'll put it up for you :) Until then... enjoy these:
Setlist
1) Noise
2) Human Connect To Human
3) Hey You
4) Automatic
5) Dogs Unleashed
6) World Behind My Wall
7) Screamin'
8) Monsoon
9) Darkside Of The Sun
10) Forever Now
Pictures:
Link 1
Link 2
Link 3 - kimanoid
Link 4 - girlrover
Link 5 - fanofth
Link 6 (forum members only) - Jese
Videos under the cut:
Credit also to the people who took the pictures - if you'd like to share yours with us and the other fans, please leave a comment with the link and your name and we'll put it up for you :) Until then... enjoy these:
Setlist
1) Noise
2) Human Connect To Human
3) Hey You
4) Automatic
5) Dogs Unleashed
6) World Behind My Wall
7) Screamin'
8) Monsoon
9) Darkside Of The Sun
10) Forever Now
Pictures:
Link 1
Link 2
Link 3 - kimanoid
Link 4 - girlrover
Link 5 - fanofth
Link 6 (forum members only) - Jese
Videos under the cut:
SINGfest 2010 goes from lull to loud
Back after a one-year hiatus, day one of the SINGfest 2010 ends off on a high note after a slow start
It was a right-back-at-you moment when Tokio Hotel lead singer Bill Kaulitz emptied a bottle of water into the mosh-pit crowd at last night's SINGfest 2010.
An overzealous fan had flung a lightstick at the androgynous rocker at the end of the German band's set. The undaunted singer simply shrugged his shoulders and hit it right back.
Instead of raging, the crowd grew wilder.
THE WEEK THAT WAS: Singfest Day 1
A/N: I'm really beginning to like this reviewer.
Article by Christopher Toh.
Article by Christopher Toh.
This year’s Singfest was given a theme for each of the days. Day One was the “pop” or as I call it, Eye Candy Day. Day Two was Urban Attitude, and Day Three was Get Deaf Day.
Admittedly, it’s a little difficult for me to review Singfest. No, I’m not copping out. But here’s the deal: Most times, people say they want a review, but what they really want is a report. So I’ve decided to separate the two in a simple way. A review is a subjective commentary on a situation, a report is just what the heck happened.
THE REPORT: Quite a few acts played at Singfest this year: Inch Chua, The Like, Orianthi, Wonder Girls, Tokio Hotel, Katy Perry, Diane Birch, Jully Black, Kool And The Gang, Lupe Fiasco, Kanye West, Great Spy Experiment, Hail The Villain, Ian Brown, The Vines, 30 Seconds To Mars, Smashing Pumpkins. It was held at Fort Canning Park.
THE VERDICT: Some people liked it. Some people didn’t. Sixx didn’t get to play. Some people didn’t like it.
And now, the full version…
SINGfest 2010: A Review
Expanded from two weekends to three weekdays due to popular demand, SINGfest 2010 saw some of the biggest international acts such as Katy Perry, Tokio Hotel, Kanye West and Smashing Pumpkins playing at the historic Fort Canning Park this week. The iconic festival is seen as one of e highlights of Singapore concert scene, and here’s why.
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Thursday, July 29, 2010
TODAY paper: Making Some Noise
There's also PDF version up for download here.
Rockers Tokio Hotel happy to pump up the volume
The last time German rockers Tokio Hotel were in town, they played an acoustic showcase - a far cry from Humanoid City, the ballsy show they've been touring recently. This time round, when Tokio Hotel return to our shores for Singfest, they promise to rock out - albeit on a smaller scale than Humanoid City.
"We will have a full electric show, but we won't be able to bring the whole set for Humanoid City," said Tokio Hotel singer Bill Kaulitz over the phone. "But it's going to be a great show anyway."
What do you expect this time?
We expect great weather. And great audiences. Well, you know, we'd rather see the fans one-to-one than just read about them or hear about them on the Internet. This time we can see them face-to-face and see their reactions and emotions. That's always a great thing. So we're excited.
Rockers Tokio Hotel happy to pump up the volume
The last time German rockers Tokio Hotel were in town, they played an acoustic showcase - a far cry from Humanoid City, the ballsy show they've been touring recently. This time round, when Tokio Hotel return to our shores for Singfest, they promise to rock out - albeit on a smaller scale than Humanoid City.
"We will have a full electric show, but we won't be able to bring the whole set for Humanoid City," said Tokio Hotel singer Bill Kaulitz over the phone. "But it's going to be a great show anyway."
What do you expect this time?
We expect great weather. And great audiences. Well, you know, we'd rather see the fans one-to-one than just read about them or hear about them on the Internet. This time we can see them face-to-face and see their reactions and emotions. That's always a great thing. So we're excited.
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Saturday, February 20, 2010
The San Remo Press Conference
Translations by IreneKaulitz90
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