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SPECIAL OFFER buy 2 get 1 FREE! for Overseas Fans to attend Mr. Big's October 18th show in Singapore when you book your tickets by telephone!    Call the Ticket.com Overseas Hotline +65 6582 4893 and receive the following benefits (This offer is not available to Singapore Residents)

Save S$10 per ticket (Regular price S$85). 

Receive Priority Entry into the Venue at 6pm.  Doors will open at 6:30pm for regular ticket holders.

Be entered into a lucky draw contest to be upgraded to VIP Ticket Status and Meet the Band!  Lucky Draw will take place on the stage at 6:20 pm.   Winner must be present in order to receive the Automatic Upgrade.  

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Offer expires on October 17, 2009 at 5pm (Singapore Time).

Following their nine sold out shows in Japan, MR. BIG have expanded their highly anticipated Reunion World Tour including a date in Singapore on October 18, 2009 at Fort Canning Park! Featuring the original lineup of Eric Martin (vocals), Billy Sheehan (bass), Paul Gilbert (guitar) and Pat Torpey (drums), the MR. BIG Reunion Tour marks the band’s 20th anniversary.

The seeds for the original group were sown when bass player extraordinaire Billy Sheehan (often called the Eddie Van Halen of the bass) left David Lee Roth's solo band in 1988.  Sheehan began piecing together MR. BIG by recruiting former Racer X guitarist Paul Gilbert, drummer Pat Torpey, and singer Eric Martin. By 1989, the newly formed quartet had inked a recording contract with Atlantic and began causing a huge buzz among musicians who immediately recognized that this would be a Rock Supergroup.  In 1991 the band released “Lean Into It”, which included the melodic psychedelic rocker "Green Tinted Sixties Mind," as well as a pair of ballads that would become sizeable hit singles: the number one smash "To Be With You" and "Just Take My Heart.  The group's popularity continued to soar until Gilbert split from the group in the late '90s to pursue a solo career.

In regards to the decision to reunite, Billy Sheehan says, "We got together last fall. It was just one of those things, the timing was right. We played a gig at the House Of Blues in L.A. and we smoked the joint. Afterwards, we all kind of looked at one another and were like, 'OK, that was cool...Now what?'” he continued, "The way I look at it is, it's like getting back with an old girlfriend because you want to, not because you have to. All of us are doing fine in our solo careers. This is something that felt right, and after that one gig we were like, 'We should do more of these. This was fun!'  “We're in this to play and have a good time. When you consider the amount of rehearsals you have to have with a band, how much time you have to spend together, how many hours you have to sit on planes and backstage and whatever, there's no amount of money that can make it worthwhile unless you really want to do it."