Here it is Eheads fans. The wait is over. The Eraserheads Reunion Concert Part 2 “The Final Set” tickets are now available at Ticketworld.
Eraserheads Live! The Final Set
Venue: SM Mall of Asia Concert Grounds
When: March 7, 2009 8:00 PM
Prices are:
- VIP PhP 5000.00
- GOLD PhP 3000.00
- SILVER PhP 1300.00
- BRONZE Php 300.00
It is confirmed, as Philippine Star Supreme reported, that the Eraserheads Reunion Concert Part 2 “The Final Set” will be on March 7, 2009. So to all Eheads fanatics out there, mark and save that date.
The concert will be produced by MTV and Smart with the venue yet to be announced. For now, it’s a tossup between The Fort and SM Mall of Asia grounds. They’re just about to sign the contract and will have their press conference on January 19.
Update of Venue: SM Mall of Asia Concert Grounds – March 7, 2009 8PM
Holiday Season 2008 is almost over and this means eating great food has to slow. Yet we still consume food over our limits. I guess you woke up in the morning after New Year’s Eve and see one too many fats bulging. Well, we can maintain our calories during the holidays without trying to burn them and by not tiring ourselves in the gym.
Wanting to watch New Year’s 2009 Eve Ball Drop live Video online from Times Square, New York? You are at the right time and the right place to see it here live as I will post it here for you if you can’t go to New York Times Square before January 1, 2009 12:00AM. Just watch the live New Year’s Webcasts from Times Square and other locations around the world below, along with New Year’s 2009 video and celebration information after the jump.
5..4..3..2..1.. HAPPY NEW YEAR 2009…. To all my readers, guests, visitors and friends, Thank you for the support and for visiting and reading my blog. I just would like to wish you and your family, a Merry Christmas And A Happy New Year. May the New Year bring you all the best, happiness, good health, great fortune and abundant Blessings for 2009 Year of the OX.
Happy Winter Solstice 2008. What is Winter Solstice? The word solstice derives from Latin sol (sun) and sistere (to stand still). It is the shortest day of the year, respectively, in the sense that the length of time elapsed between sunrise and sunset on this day is a minimum for the year. The winter solstice usually occurs between December 20 and December 23 in the northern hemisphere. Many cultures celebrate this time because the worst of winter is behind them. The longer days and extended hours of sunshine symbolize light and birth. Many cultures celebrate by lighting fires or candles.
