$43 for The Wailers Live Concert at The Coliseum Hard Rock Hotel at Resorts World Sentosa (Worth $83)

Being a Rastafarian is harder than it seems. Coordinating all your colours with the red, gold and green, growing out a full head of dreadlocks and having to dig out the old vinyl records of Bob Marley. Wail away with 'No Woman, No Cry' and get your reggae fix with today's Groupon: for $43, you get a ticket to The Wailers (Bob Marley’s Band) Live Concert at The Coliseum Hard Rock Hotel at Resorts World Sentosa (worth $83). Price includes $3 SISTIC fee.

The Coliseum Hard Rock Hotel Sentosa plays host to this legendary reggae act on June 11, unleashing the resonating bass line and smooth Reggae sounds onto Singapore. An act that is a tribute to the longevity of the band and to the great Bob Marley, the band draws gigantic crowds world-wide, drawing fans of all ages, walks of life and an affinity for dreadlocks. After being shaken up like a good martini, continue on to the after-party with DJ Darren Dubwise and your favourite Reggae Muffin, Dub, Drums & Base and Rasta Hits.

The Wailers have continued to bring Bob Marley's message of hope and love to the world and do so in a spectacular and unforgettable fashion. Dance the night away under Marley's sage advice “One good thing about music, when it hits – you feel no pain”.

Reviews:

"I wasn't too sure what to expect from the Wailers without Bob Marley, but it was AMAZING! Included in their set were all of the songs that I know and love, and had never expected to see those songs performed live. Very grateful." - Ticket Master Review 

"The Wailers were incredible. Their rhythms and vocals awakened my soul and ignited a fire inside. Words don't describe the feeling you get when listening and watching them perform live!!" - Ticket Master Review

"I'm a HUGE Bob Marley fan, and I've seen tribute bands, but they all pale in comparison to The Wailers. They played some of Bob's classics to the T. I sang out loud when they sang Kinky Reggae; I cried when they played No Woman No Cry; and I started jumping up n' down when they played Exodus. By the end of the show my voice, and feet, were done. The House of Blues in Anaheim was a great venue. If The Wailers play anywhere near my location I will definitely see them again." - Ticket Master Review

"Ultimately, the crowd got what they came for — two hours of partying with the legendary Wailers and the inspiration for constant motion. It was, for many, musical comfort food." - Heyreverb Review