Gone are the days when halloween parties in town are only restricted to nightclubs and people looking for an legit excuse to dress slutty in public — Beary Scary Night arrives on Nov. 1 at TAB in an indie music all hallow’s eve, thanks to Symmetry Entertainment.
The night is split up in two parts, and it’s easy to understand why. Presumably starting earlier in the evening, the first part of the event comprises the likes of electronic dream pop outfit Blackbird Blackbird and Swedish indie-rock quartet The Royal Concept. Things get heavier in part two of Beary Scary Night with Japanese post-rock titans MONO, who’ve already graced Singapore twice with their crushingly gorgeous soundscapes back in 2008 and 2011.
Folks are free to purchase tickets to whichever part they’d prefer to attend, or if they like, come for both. Tickets on sale from Oct. 6 on Eventclique, stay updated on the show on the Facebook event page.
Photo: MONO Facebook page
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Gone are the days when halloween parties in town are only restricted to nightclubs and people looking for an legit excuse to dress slutty in public — Beary Scary Night arrives on Nov. 1 at TAB in an indie music all hallow’s eve, thanks to Symmetry Entertainment.
The night is split up in two parts, and it’s easy to understand why. Presumably starting earlier in the evening, the first part of the event comprises the likes of electronic dream pop outfit Blackbird Blackbird and Swedish indie-rock quartet The Royal Concept. Things get heavier in part two of Beary Scary Night with Japanese post-rock titans MONO, who’ve already graced Singapore twice with their crushingly gorgeous soundscapes back in 2008 and 2011.
Folks are free to purchase tickets to whichever part they’d prefer to attend, or if they like, come for both. Tickets on sale from Oct. 6 on Eventclique, stay updated on the show on the Facebook event page.
Photo: MONO Facebook page
Read Also:
Laneway Festival Singapore to return in January next year
Singapore’s first indoor halloween-themed music festival to arrive in October