‘We know Malaysians were very disappointed’: The Strokes singer on replacing KL gig with second SG show


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Julian Casablancas is the frontman of American alternative rock band The Strokes. Photo: Instagram

The Strokes singer Julian Casablancas is keen on understanding the local culture wherever the American band travel to for concerts.

“People can go into another country and say, ‘Oh, this is good, this is bad’, but I’m always interested in learning from a neutral perspective, not judging at all,” he says in Zoom interview when asked about his experiences touring Asia.

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