Time to relax! Start your weekend with some light-hearted, feet-tapping music brought to you by The Pinholes and The Lost Hat. Come and support Tricks & Cider as they make their debut performance on the waterfront.

3 May, Fri

Tricks & Cider 7.30 – 8.15pm 8.45 – 9.30pm 10 – 10.45pm Tricks & Cider is three-part female, one-part male, but all-parts catchy melodic pop-rock that will both stir your soul and make you smile. Drawing from the influences of early No Doubt, Little Dragon, The Carpenters and Jonathan Coulton, their tunes are a refreshing eclectic mix of soaring vocals, instrumentality and groove.

Don't miss their highly anticipated debut EP launch on 3 May 2013, where they will be playing an intimate and exclusive show filled with colour and surprises at the beautiful Esplanade Waterfront.

4 May, Sat

The Pinholes 7.30 – 8.15pm 8.45 – 9.30pm 10 – 10.45pm Hailed as a class act in the vibrant Singapore music scene teeming with talent, comprising of the power-packed quartet act is all out to make your day, The Pinholes is known for its dynamic renditions of classic Rock ‘n’ Roll, Funk, Soul and Pop of course, with the like with a local spin which is most of the time, has a tropical vibes.

5 May, Sun

The Lost Hat 7.30 – 8.15pm 8.45 – 9.30pm The Lost Hat is a gypsy flamenco concept band formed in the underbelly of Clarke Quay's tunnels. A mish-mash of art and music, The Lost hat's sound is a continual experimentation of sounds and genres, drawing strongly from each member's ethnic influences. Their music is a journey of adventurous twists and turns; from confessional blues and jazz flavoured lounge - to primal rock and avant-garde theatrical music. By turns tender and poignant, strange and twisted, The Lost Hat's songs tend to explore the dark shadows of society while exulting the love of the universe. Faizal Bohtiar (lead singer/accordion) Agata Chechinska (singer/percussion) Tommo Matsumoto (ukelele) Lee Weiling (percussion/ pianica) Momo Lu Yin (accordion/glockenspiel) Marius Peters (guitar) They come from all across the globe, meeting serendipitously at their first concert at Esplanade. The band has since gained a following with performances in various live settings - ranging from music cafes to outdoor theatres.