All Ready to Dance at DNCE's First Ever Concert in Singapore

For a band that’s only been around for the past two years, DNCE’s rise in the music industry has been nothing short of spectacular. Well, it kind of helps that Joe Jonas is your lead singer. But believe it or not, the spunky quartet is much more than the former Jonas Brothers frontman.
Left, right, centre, they all ooze groove, something that Singaporean fans are about to find out when the band heads over for a one-night-only concert on August 15 at the Suntec Convention Centre (Hall 403). Here’s an official hello from them:

An uninhibited music style has led to the creation of catchy ditties like “Cake By The Ocean”, “Kissing Strangers”, and “Toothbrush” – tunes that’ll get stuck in your head even if you’ve only listened to them once. That ain’t a bad problem to have though. Our earworms sure aren’t complaining.
But perhaps the reason why DNCE has been so successful is because of the friendship that binds them. You can clearly see their chemistry, even when they’re conducting a mini-interview session, which you can view below:

The idea for the group started when Jonas and drummer Jack Lawless were living together. Then, songwriter Justin Tranter of glam rock band Semi Precious Weapons introduced bassist Cole Whittle to the two. Soon enough, Jinjoo Lee, who’s now the guitarist of the group, got called in and the rest as they say is history.
And history is what DNCE is looking to make after winning a smattering of awards last year, including “Best PUSH Artist” at the 2016 MTV European Music Awards and “Best New Artist” at MTV Video Music Awards.
Whatever the case may be; fans are in for a real big treat when the group heads down later this August. To ensure you don’t miss out, get your tickets pronto at www.apactix.com, the Indoor Stadium Box Office, all SingPost outlets, or call +65 3158 8588. Tickets are available from $128 onwards.
And if you can’t wait to catch them live in action, you can check out the official music videos for DNCE’s hit singles “Cake By The Ocean” and “Kissing Strangers” below: