Internet sensations and popular musicians TwoSet Violin and Davie504 will be in Singapore to perform at The Star Theatre on Feb 17. The joint concert at the 5,000 capacity venue is billed as a “music battle” that pits the two acts against each other, in which...
Internet sensations and popular musicians TwoSet Violin and Davie504 will be in Singapore to perform at The Star Theatre on Feb 17.
Taiwan-born Australian violinists Brett Yang and Eddy Chen, who make up TwoSet, are known for popularising classical music with their comedic videos. Their concert with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra at the Victoria Concert Hall in November sold out within minutes.
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