Invitation to: 212°F – a gig by TOS Band and The Children

For those who have been rooting for the musical gig that TOS Band hosts every year, tadahh – here you go. 212°F (that's what it's called) is obviously water's boiling temperature. (It's literally 100°C.) Meaning it's HOT. When we asked around for a couple of suggestions on what the hottest material on earth is, one instant reply was: motorbike saddles. Especially when they're left in the summer sun of Hanoi. Which kind of gives us the idea, no? - that 212°F is hotter than motorbike saddles, meaning it's hotter than the summer heat, and even hotter than the hottest matter on earth. Crazy. And we're inviting you to join us for a crazy hot night at HRC on June 16, one of good music and sweltering heat...

Location: Hanoi Rock City, 27/52 To Ngoc Van street, Tay Ho district, Hanoi

Time: 19:00 to 22:30, June 16 2019

Performers: TOS Band (Olympia's student band) and The Children (an alternative rock band from Hanoi, singing about youth)

What to bring: Make sure you're ready to enjoy the night and set no expectations whatsoever, since we sing/play only stuff we like

Ticket: 100.000 VND
· Money raised will be directly contributed to the joint project of Clover and Blue Dragon Children's Foundation, focusing on combating human trafficking. Clover aims to raise $36,500 for Blue Dragon Children’s Foundation to provide access to a healing environment for over 130 children in crisis, women and girls who are survivors of human trafficking in the coming year.
· Clover is a nexus of individuals and ideas, united with the goal to leave a positive mark on local communities across the globe. Find out more at: https://www.facebook.com/pg/clover.pwr/
· Blue Dragon Children’s Foundation is a grassroots charity serving children in crisis throughout Vietnam, including street kids, children with disabilities, and children who have been trafficked. Find out more at: https://www.facebook.com/bluedragonvietnam/

See you there, at our musical gig 212°F. Don't be surprised if you wake up the next day with your body a few degrees hotter.