RENE announces the inaugural T4T4T4T show, to be held on October 6th in Singapore. The concert is a celebration of trans, non-binary, and gender non-conforming artists, the first of its kind here. The lineup includes haldi honey, Marian Carmel, RENE, and FVNERAL (AU).
“We’re so excited to bring this show to life,” shares RENE. “It’s rare to see diverse and queer identities celebrated on stage in Singapore, so we’re doing this to bring our community together for a night of great music. We hope this show might also inspire the organisation of more shows that platform trans, non-binary, and gender non-conforming artists, it would be amazing if we can do a T4T4T4T part 2! And so on!“
In the spirit of community, 10% of ticket proceeds will go to Transbefrienders, a local charity that brings accessible, holistic care to transgender and gender-diverse individuals through integrated health and social support.
Fans can get their tickets here: roomfivetwosix.com/events/t4t4t4t
T4T4T4T | ABOUT THE ARTISTS
FVNERAL
Indie rock outfit FVNERAL is the brainchild of trans non-binary songwriter and producer, Tay Blunt (they/them). Tay is the founder and director of TRANSGENRE – Australia’s first and only festival with an entirely trans lineup – all in the name of making the change they want to see in the world.
haldi honey
haldi honey is a math-pop band founded by Daxa (she/her). haldi honey is full of math-y, poppy and jazzy bangers with varying levels of heaviness. Sticky sweet and electrifying like a hug from a Pikachu, you will dance, even if you don’t fully know how or why you’re dancing.
Marian Carmel
Born in the Philippines and based in Singapore, singer-songwriter and visual artist Marian Carmel (she/they/he) brings feel good indie-pop music for the delusional and hopeless romantics who just wanna dance!
RENE
RENE (they/them) is an independent artist from Singapore. Meaningful and authentic lyrics, rich vocals, and catchy guitar lines are what create their signature sound. Their music is influenced by pop, indie, and rock genres, and a mix of artists such as Phoebe Bridgers, Neck Deep, and beabadoobee.