Andy King To Host Virtual EDM Festival For Fyre Fest’s Three Year Anniversary
Written by A on 24 Απριλίου 2020
Andy King, the man who was literally prepared to suck a dick to save Fyre Fest, is bringing us a virtual music festival to celebrate the literal disaster’s third anniversary. And to be honest, with his level of commitment, we reckon it’ll be good.
It’s a virtual three-dayer and the lineup is gorg. He’s got Yungblud, What So Not, Crooked Colours, and Joyride to name a few.
In a press release, King said, “This festival gives us a chance to translate the anniversary of Fyre into some real good that’s needed in the world right now.”
If you’re unfamiliar with the whole saga. Andy King was brought in by Billy McFarland to help sort out the absolute kerfuffle that was Fyre Fest and during the Netflix doco revealed that he was prepared to suck dick to convince Bahamian authorities to give them water.
Anyway, Andy King’s Room Service Music Festival will go ahead this weekend on Trap Nation and Chill Nation’s YouTube channels.
King shared news of the virtual festival in an Instagram post along with the lineup.
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BIG news. Cancel ALL your plans this weekend. On the third anniversary of , I’m excited to officially serve you a new music festival: ROOM SERVICE I’ll be hosting the 3 day fest – inviting you all into my farmhouse, and keeping you hydrated with feel-good beats all weekend . No one will leave this fest parched . Tune in for an amazing cause. No pants required. . . . #roomservicefest #trapnation #chillnation #stayhome #spreadlove #youtube #livestream #music #musicfestival #edm #quarantine #covid19 #sweetrelief #feedingamerica #charityevent
A post shared by Andy King (@realandyking) on Apr 23, 2020 at 6:12am PDT
All proceeds from the festival will go towards Feeding America and Sweet Relief.
Andy King’s Room Service Music Festival
Friday, 24th April – Sunday, 26th AprilTrap Nation, Chill Nation
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