Voice.Print set to wow audiences with boy band hits

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Voice.Print, is set to wow audiences yet again at Colombo Viharamahadevi, Amphitheatre on November 4 at 6pm. The set list for their latest show titled "Replay" will pay tribute to the music of boy bands. The concert will showcase the music of boy bands from four generations, from The Temptations and Jackson 5 to Backstreet Boys and Boyz II Men to contemporary acts such as One Direction.

“People tend to think of boy-bands as a relatively recent pop culture phenomenon, but the truth is such musical acts have been part of popular music from as far back as the 60s with The Beatles, The Beach Boys, and Motown acts such as The Temptations being among the most famous from that era,” said Naresh Sathasivam of Voice.Print. “The baton was thereafter carried by 90s acts such as Backstreet Boys, N-Sync, Boyzone, Westlife and today’s One Direction,” he added

The tickets for the events are priced at Rs. 5,000, Rs. 2,500, and Rs. 2,000 – and can be purchased @ www.444.lk.

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