To think that the venue is a girls' school.

Music, Music, Mayhem. What a night to remember.

I almost couldn't get in due to all presale tickets being sold out. Thank God for not-so-small mercies.

First of all, I missed Skyjuice and Crossbred. (Opps)

The Suns (aka Boredphucks) make a jubilant return back to da Singapura after all these year alive, kicking and jtfu.

They started off with one of their old BF songs - Zoe Tay, and all the good ol' memories come backagain.

And later in their set, San Singer pumps the horns into the air and screams:

This next song's dedicated to the SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE!!!

Levan: Thanks for coming tonight. We really appreciate that you're here and not at the Gay Chinese Chingay thing.

And half the members are topless.

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Aren't there underaged girls among the crowd?

Electrico's the finale. Desmond cracking a lame joke.. Music gets going.. Suddenly Amanda pops out with a tambourine and sashays right through a song,

Can you spell "T E A S E" ? ;)

The one song I really enjoyed was their "We're NOT Made In The USA". Great stuff, local pride.

Then everyone just bursted out/up onto the stage - bands, organisers, audience, flustered security.. I haven't seen anything so crazy since Baybeats 2002. Crazy, but in a good way.

Important lesson learnt for the night: Secondary school girl crowds do not make good crowd surfing supporters. Trust me.

If I know who were the 3 RGS students who came up with organising this gig as a school project proposal, I would congratulate them. Good grades and a gig. Great stuff.

Oh yeah, I made a gallery out of all the photos I took that night. Enjoy.