Sarah goes on tour
The TV show The Voice Philippines is in between seasons and there is no motion picture filming that she has to rush to playdate. This means that Pop Princess Sarah Geronimo now has some free time in her hands. So time now to hook up with friends and fans in far away places. Therefore, here is good news for all fans of Sarah who have been longing to watch her perform live but are unable to come to Manila. Sarah is taking her Perfect 10 concert on tour and your city might just be among those that she is planning to visit.
Sarah, who incidentally was named Favorite Female Artist at the recent MYX Music Awards, kicks off her tour at the Bataan People’s Center in Balanga City, Bataan on April 17. Performing with her will be The Voice Kids grand champion and her mentee Lyca Gairanod. This will be followed by her show at the Divine Word College of the San Jose Gymnasium at the General Lukban St. in San Jose Occidental Mindoro on April 24. Her special guest will be singer and actor Ronnie Liang.
Come May, Sarah will be taking her Perfect 10 concert to Canada. This is her first fime to perform in Canada in over four years. She will be joined again by Lyca and Ace Comedian Jon Santos. So all of you, Sarah Geronimo fans in Canada, time now to take note of the dates of her upcoming visit. Her schedule is as follows:
On May 1, Sarah’s first show in Canada will be at the Massey Theater in Vancouver. Ticket prices are $98, $78 and $48. Call (778) 238-1210, (606) 782-4591, (778) 865-5982 or (778) 9036746 for tickets and inquiries.
This will be followed by May 3, at the Grey Eagle Resort and Casino in Calgary. Ticket prices are VIP $125; Gold $95; Silver $75; and Bronze $55. Call 1-866-942-8849, (403) 616-7468 or (405) 915-6820 for tickets and inquiries.
On May 9, Perfect 10 will be at the Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto. Ticket prices are $150, $125, $100, $75 and $50. Call (416) 872-4255, (289) 6006234, (416) 283-3925, (647) 267-9649, (905) 922-3418 or (416) 312-7069 for tickets and inquiries.
Parents out there who think they may have a budding Sarah in their midst might wish to take advantage of the summer workshops offered by The Music School of Ryan Cayabyab. Sarah or no Sarah, it pays to learn something over the summer vacation.
Classes begin today. The special music performance classes being offered are Musikids for children four to five and six to seven years old; 14-K for children eight to 11 and 12 to 16 years old; and Muziktheater for 17 years old and above. Aside from these, individual lessons in voice, piano, guitar and violin are also offered all-year round.
Enrollment is ongoing. Call telephone numbers 914-5055 and 637-9840 for inquiries or better yet, visit The Music School of Ryan Cayabyab at Park Lane in Robinsons Galleria in Ortigas Center, EDSA cor. Ortigas Ave.
Speaking of MYX, the MYX TV channel in the US is a nominee at the 2015 NAMIC Vision Awards. NAMIC stands for the National Association for Multi-ethnicity in Communications. The awards recognize original television and digital programming content that depicts the lives, spirit and contributions of people of color and best reflects the ethnic and cultural diversity of audiences.
MYX, the only English-language multicultural Asian American entertain- ment network in the US, was nominated for its first food-reality show, Eat Your
Words under the Lifestyle category. The other nominees are Rev Run’s Sunday
Suppers on Cooking Channel and Help Desk on OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network.
Eat Your Words is led by MYX TV GM Miguel Santos, host Kara Birkenstock and executive producers Valerie Chow and Stephen Goetsch. It also won an award as the Guilty Addiction of the Year at the sixth Annual Taste Awards last January in Hollywood.
As for our favorite music channel MYX, here are the most viewed music videos in the week just passed.
In Love Ako Sa ‘Yo by Darren Espanto; Hanap Hanap by James Reid and Nadine Lustre; Ako’y Tinamaan by the REO Brothers; Move On by Sponge Cola featuring Jane Oineza; Wiki Me by Julian Trono; Mr. DJ by Kathryn Bernardo; Panaginip Lang by Alex Gonzaga; Number One by Harana;
You Are Not Alone by Jay R and Kyla; When I Met You by Nikki Gil.
Tsinelas Sa Putikan by Gloc-9 feat. Marc Abaya; The Way We Were by Christian Bautista and Rachelle Ann Go; Pangako Sa Yo by Daniel Padilla; Let
My Fire Out by Francheska Farr; Langit by Ron Henley feat. BV; The Crown by Slapshock; Pagsuko by Jireh Lim; Pag
Kasama Ka by Gimme 5; Teka Break by Sam Concepcion; and Diwata by Abra featuring Chito Miranda.