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Written by Adeline Loh   
Thursday, 04 December 2008 03:07
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Prince of WalesIf you're looking for that busker vibe, garage band hopefuls, or talented wayfaring troubadours, then the Prince of Wales is where you need to head to. Almost every night of the week they present an eclectic mix of talent, (many of them just honing their live set skills, others who should already be signed to major labels), all doing their acts in return for payment in drinks and the joy of the audience.

Less of a commercial venture, this hostel's bar area is more typical of a college rock bar, and is a really great way to spend the night drinking with strangers who for the most part, are just passing through town.

Prince of Wales, 101 Dunlip Street, Little India, Tel: +65 6299 0130 www.pow.com.sg

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