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Ooh... what a night!
The Island
|September 02, 2025
Noeline has performed with top professional bands and entertained diverse audiences worldwide and that is precisely why she is capable of adapting to different musical styles and performances.
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I was part of the action that took place at Gatz, City of Dreams, Cinnamon Life, on the evening of 24th August, 2025... mainly to check out singer Noeline Honter doing her thing at this prestigious venue.
Noeline is, indeed, a Sri Lankan legend in music, entertainment and television, and she proved her versatility and talent that night, showcasing her superb vocal range and adaptability to an audience that went gaga over her performance. She has a singing style of her own and her singing encompasses multiple genres, including Rhythm and Blues, Soul, Pop, Rock, and Jazz.
This story is from the September 02, 2025 edition of The Island.
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