September 16, 2019, 05:39 PM
Groove Coverage is a German dance music band.
Performing in Singapore
If the name does not ring a bell, their songs might.
They've produced some of the greatest club hits of the early 2000s, such as God is a Girl, Moonlight Shadow, Poison, and Million Tears.
Now, they're coming to Singapore on Nov. 20, 2019, to perform at District 9, a club in Orchard Road.
This has been confirmed on the band's website as well:
Screenshot via Groove Coverage's website
The one where you can "chant poem"
Despite their many chart-topping hits, Million Tears in particular isn't just a nostalgic song.
It's also a cult anthem for certain groups of Singaporeans, who add their own spin to the classic dance hit when they chant poem to it.
Yes, it's that cheer.
The song's popularity and infamy amongst the local community could be attributed to how catchy it can be when paired poem chanting.
However, if they do play Million Tears on the day of the set itself, do note that chanting gang slogans might get you into trouble.
In 2018, The Straits Times reported that the police looked into a viral video involving a concertgoer shouting gang slogans at K-Pop girl group Twice's concert.
Under the Societies Act, anyone convicted of being a member of an unlawful society such as a gang or secret society may face a fine not exceeding S$5,000, a jail term of up to three years or both.
Best to enjoy the concert responsibly.
Top image via District 9 D9's Facebook page
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