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Coming up... International Women's Day Charity Concert



SHINE this women's day. Keep your 6th March 2008 free! Team Doppelganger will be heading to Taman Connaught, at the campus of University College Sedaya International to put together a charity concert. For those of you who're keen to have a spot on our open mic roster, please email us at openmickl@gmail.com and we'll bug you when the time comes for our next gig.

Here's the line-up:
4pm-7pm Sound Check
8.00 Welcome Message from UCSI
8.05 Welcome Message from Doppelganger on IWD
8.15 Otam
8.30 Jasemaine Gan
8.45pm Reza Salleh
9.00 An Honest Mistake
9.15 Bus Company

BREAK

9.45 J4N
10.00 Army of Three
10.15 Deserters

Open Mic until closing.
Come on over! See you all there!

Want to know more about International Women's Day? Click here
Want to know more about W.A.K.E. and Women's Aid Organisation? Click here
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  1. IzyClover2:45 am

    The show was awesome!!!!
    I'll be posting pictures that I took
    and upload some of the videos that I took!!!
    whee
    and yes I am a UCSI student
    :P
    you guys were awesome!!!!

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  2. girl gungho7:12 am

    Super! Glad to hear that. It's people like you, izyclover that keep us going! Kewl. We'll keep you posted on the nxt gig ;)

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  3. Anonymous1:46 am

    no doubt the show was good..but the organizing was really bad..care to explain what happened to the open mic?

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  4. Anonymous7:11 pm

    Hey! Thanks Izy.. Glad u had fun! Bout the open mic, there's 2 unavoidable reasons.. 2 major issues actually. It's because of the mic and drum's snare were broken and also the problem of the security guards. Sorry bout it. Anyway, Thanks for coming! Appreciate it. =)

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