Singapore Social Concerts: Hot music acts on a cool night
The Singapore Social Concerts kicked off at 7.15pm on Friday with Asian girl band Blush blasting their girl power anthem, Miss Out. Carly Rae Jepsen came on next, plunging into This Kiss, followed by Psy, who turned a light on the audience and told them they could take all the videos and pictures they wanted. The last act of the night was US soul-pop singer CeeLo Green. He took the stage just before 10.30pm, dressed in a silver bejewelled robe. |
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