By: Mike Paul
Kuala Lumpur, August 20 – The band 6ixth Sense is set to make their debut at the MotoGP Malaysia After-Race Festival, marking a significant milestone in their career. Scheduled for November, the event promises to be a major highlight, featuring performances by international and local artists such as Macklemore, Smash Mouth, Nidji, Defam, and Feel Koplo, alongside 6ixth Sense.
When asked about their preparations for the event, the band mentioned that while there are no specific preparations, they are carefully selecting songs that will resonate with the MotoGP crowd. “We might not include too many melancholic songs this time,” they explained. “Instead, we’re considering more energetic tracks that align with the vibe of MotoGP. But of course, we’ll also take requests into account.”
Regarding their stage props and outfits, the band hinted that they might don GP-themed attire. However, practicality is also a priority. “We need to ensure that our outfits are heat-resistant, given the outdoor venue,” they noted.
As for their interaction with the fans, 6ixth Sense plans to go with the flow and adapt to the crowd’s energy. “This is our first time performing at MotoGP, so we’re not entirely sure what to expect from the crowd,” they admitted. “But we’re excited to see how the MotoGP atmosphere will enhance our performance.”
The band is set to perform five to six songs during their 30-minute set. Fans can expect a mix of their classic hits, with a focus on tracks that encourage sing-alongs and karaoke-style participation.
To their fans, 6ixth Sense had this message: “Don’t forget to support us and MotoGP on the day. We’re thrilled to be part of this event and can’t wait to share this experience with you. Come and join us—this is a first for us, and we want you to be there with us!”
The after-race festival is anticipated to draw a diverse crowd, including foreign visitors. With MotoGP being such a significant event, the band is eager to soak in the atmosphere and connect with both local and international fans.
- TNS News