Rockapalooza tonight!

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Rockapalooza is a unique series of concerts introduced to Sri Lanka in 2009, inspired by the likes of internationally acclaimed events such as MTV Unplugged, VH1 Live in Concert.

Moved by the tremendous following of live concerts held in Sri Lanka and the overwhelming talent that is abundant in the local music industry, Rockapaloosa Productions, in the past one year, has provided a platform for both established and up-and-coming artists to showcase and nurture their talent. Rockapalooza Productions was established in March 2008. A ground-breaking production, it has provided the local public with great events such as The Rockapalooza Series, Divas Unplugged, Regenisis and Dhayan Yathra to name a few.

The staging of these commercially successful and critically acclaimed live performances have made Rockapalooza Productions a force to be reckoned with in its field. This October Rockapalooza will explode on the stage of Club Aphrodisiac with one of its most eclectic line ups to date.

The artists that are scheduled to perform are: Hollow, Helter Skelter, Nuke The System, Prince Leone, White Living Grave, Shabahani and Not Another Metal Band. The concert kicks off from 7.30 p.m. onwards at Club Aphrodisiac tonight. Tickets are priced at Rs. 500 and will be available at the gate

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