$38 for One Ticket to China Crisis xSimple Minds Concert at The Coliseum Hard Rock Hotel at Resorts World Sentosa (Worth $91)

Listening to music affects the amplitude and frequency of brain waves, which can lead to clearer bursts of inspiration and the courage needed to disprove the Pythagorean theorem. Blow math teachers' minds with today's Groupon: for $38, you get 1 ticket to China Crisis xSimple Minds Concert at The Coliseum Hard Rock Hotel at Resorts World Sentosa (worth $91).

For a single night only at The Coliseum Hard Rock Hotel, old school is cool once more with two bands hailing from over three decades again ago. Let the blokes from China Crisis serenade the audience with hits such as “Wishful Thinking” and “Hanna Hanna”, before turning up the heat with one of Scotland's biggest band, X Simple Minds. Bop heads and tap feet along to chart-topping hits since their inception, including fan favourites such as “Love Song” and “The American”.

Let the New Romantics movement superstars liven up a friday evening with their timeless tunes and musical mastery, and be prepared for a night of nostalgia and classic sing-along pieces.

Reviews:

"Always a joy to listen to China Crisis live, so many fantastic songs, brilliant musicians, and really funny banter. Thanks guys for another night to remember, see you next year." Anonymous, Ticketmaster Review

"Excellent show covering all the bands great songs and in an excellent venue. The band were superb throughout, all tunes delivered with great humour and without fault. I decided to go to this concert almost last minute as we were in Liverpool by chance. That said I will from now on keep a closer eye on where and when China Crisis are performing as if this show was anything to go by, they are without doubt very well worth watching. Highly recommend you go to their next show" - JulestheSpook, Ticketmaster Review

"Kerr and Burchill - the only two original members - are such likeable blokes. You can tell, even after more than 30 years, they still love what they do, with Burchill pulling out his trademark harmonic licks and Kerr striking poses, hiding behind his hands, winking, waving, and looking humbled as he peered into the theatre at his adoring fans." - NZHerald Review