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Melantha ... in the spotlight
The Island
|May 13, 2025
The Island STARTrack with Ivan Alvis
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Melantha Perera, who has been associated with many top bands in the past, due to his versatility as a musician, is now enjoying his solo career, as well ... as a singer.
He was invited to perform at the first ever 'Noon2Moon' event, held in Dubai, at The Huddle, CityMax Hotel, on Saturday, 3rd May.
It was 15 hours of non-stop music, featuring several artistes, with Melantha (the only Sri Lankan on the show), doing two sets.
According to reports coming my way, 'Noon2Moon' turned out to be the party of the year, with guests staying back till well past 3.00 am, although it was a 12.00 noon to 3.00 am event.
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