Expect an exciting line-up of some of Singapore’s favourite celebrities at this year’s Pink Dot Concert, held at Hong Lim Park on 30th June.
 
A star studded list of popular local bands, comedians and singers have signed on to participate in what has historically been the largest gathering of people in Speakers’ Corner. This will also be the first time the event is held at night.
 
Confirmed performers at the Pink Dot 2012 Concert include:
 
Ivan Heng & La Cage aux Folles (who will be give a sneak peek into Wild Rice’s upcoming musical)
Jack & Rai
King Kong Jane
Kumar 
Pam Oei
Starlight Alchemy
Tang Quartet
 
Singapore’s favourite drag queen and comedian, Kumar, who is also one of Pink Dot 2012’s ambassadors. He will take the stage with his witty repartee and hilarious jokes. The roster of acts will also feature performances by Pam Oei, local actress and comedian, best known for being part of cabaret trio, Dim Sum Dollies and popular local acoustic duo Jack & Rai, who has charmed many with their smooth vocals and soulful melodies. Popular ex-Mediacorp actress, Sharon Au, will also be joining the performers as one of the ambassadors of Pink Dot 2012.
 
Performances will start from 6.30pm followed by the formation of Pink Dot 2012, which will take place at sunset – culminating in the formation of a pink dot of shimmering torches, light sticks and glowing mobile phones, in the first hours of darkness.
 
 
Event Information:
 
WHAT: PINK DOT CONCERT 2012
 
WHERE: Hong Lim Park
 
ADMISSION: Free
 
WHEN: Saturday, June 30, 2012
 
WHAT TO WEAR: Of course, PINK!
 
TIMINGS: Activities commence 6.00pm, Concert begins at 6.30pm, Dot is formed at 7.30pm, or when it is sufficiently dark
 
*Please note: According to the venue's terms and conditions, only Singaporeans and Permanent Residents may participate at the events held at Hong Lim Park. However, foreigners are most welcome to watch and observe.
 
 
Photos are available at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/pinkdot/
 
Visit Pink Dot’s blog: http://pinkdotsg.blogspot.com/ 
 
View Pink Dot’s videos: http://www.youtube.com/pinkdotsg 
 
And join our facebook group: http://www.facebook.com/pinkdot
 
View our campaign video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvsZSR_hxJA
 
 
For more information, please contact: Izzie Saleh / Andrew Wong
 
 
 
About Pink Dot Sg
 
Pink Dot Sg is a non-profit movement started by a group of individuals who care deeply about the place that LGBT Singaporeans call home. Why Pink? Because it is a blend of red and white – the colour of Singapore’s flag. It is also the colour of our national identification cards. More importantly, Pink Dot Sg stands for a Singapore in which all Singaporeans, regardless of their sexual orientation, are free to love and be loved.
 
2,500 people supported this cause in 2009. In 2010, this nearly doubled to 4,000, and in 2011, over 10,000 Singaporeans and permanent residents turned up, consistently making Pink Dot the largest gathering to take place at Hong Lim Park since the inception of the Speakers’ Corner in 2000.
 
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