Guinness Amplify Finale at KL Live Featuring Magic!

Tim Chew 19/10/2014 1 Comment

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The Guinness Amplify campaign finally came to a close after touring Peninsular Malaysia for the past seven (7) weeks, in a very fitting finale on 18 October 2014 at KL Live with a show featuring headliner Magic!.

You can read about the launch of the campaign and the first show at The Bee here:

https://timchew.net/2014/08/31/guinness-amplify-press-conference-at-laundry-bar-the-curve-260814/

https://timchew.net/2014/09/20/the-guinness-amplify-live-tour-howie-day-kyoto-protocol-and-paperplane-pursuit/

Guinness Amplify: Music Made of More brought together some of the very best artists Malaysia has to offer in a showcase of the passion, talent, and dedication by our local musicians.

The Finale at KL Live kicked off with local electropop heroes Dash taking the stage with a high-energy set which got the audience warmed up and ready to rock out to an evening of live music. The five-piece from Kuala Lumpur had already headlined their own show in the Guinness Amplify Live Tour, and they performed some of their biggest hits including fan favourites ‘If I Don’t Stay’ and ‘Overrated Understatement’.

Next up was OJ Law, who treated the audience to the unique stylings of his ‘Banana Indie Soulrocktronica’. OJ Law’s showcased his immense talent during his performance with an impressive and technically proficient set featuring crowd-pleasing current hit ‘Tongue Tied’. This is what Guinness Amplified aimed to achieve with the campaign – to provide an avenue for the wealth of local talent in the country to showcase their extraordinary talents.

The headliner – Magic! came out to screams from thousands of girls, and totally rocked the Guinness Amplify stage with their reggae fusion songs from their album including Don’t Kill the Magic, and also their upcoming single – Let Your Hair Down. Magic! then had the girls going wild with a cover of Cyndi Lauper’s Girls Just Wanna Have Fun before eventually closing the show with their hit single Rude which had the whole audience singing along.