Former Fyre Fest event planner, star of Netflix's FYRE: The Greatest Party That Never Happened documentary and Evian's thirstiest spokesman, Andy King, is set to play host to a new online music festival happening this weekend.
Room Service Music Festival kicks off this Friday (April 24) and runs through to Sunday (April 26).
"I'm beyond thrilled to host Room Service this weekend and bring everybody some well-deserved joy and distraction," King said in a statement. "This festival gives us a chance to translate the anniversary of Fyre into some real good that's needed in the world right now."
Presented by Trap Nation and Chill Nation, the festival will feature performances by A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, Chromeo, Gallant, Mt. Joy, Rezz, SVDDEN DEATH, the Glitch Mob, What So Not, Whipped Cream, Yungblud, Zeds Dead and dozens more.
"With cancellations of large scale entertainment events due to COVID-19, digital music festival Room Service is bringing back the festival experience to quarantined music lovers around the globe," organizers wrote of the festivities. "Proceeds from the event will go directly to charitable partners benefiting those affected by COVID-19, including Sweet Relief and Feeding America."
The festival will take place live on YouTube this weekend. Attendees can RSVP here.
View the full lineup here, and watch the event's preview below.
Room Service Music Festival kicks off this Friday (April 24) and runs through to Sunday (April 26).
"I'm beyond thrilled to host Room Service this weekend and bring everybody some well-deserved joy and distraction," King said in a statement. "This festival gives us a chance to translate the anniversary of Fyre into some real good that's needed in the world right now."
Presented by Trap Nation and Chill Nation, the festival will feature performances by A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, Chromeo, Gallant, Mt. Joy, Rezz, SVDDEN DEATH, the Glitch Mob, What So Not, Whipped Cream, Yungblud, Zeds Dead and dozens more.
"With cancellations of large scale entertainment events due to COVID-19, digital music festival Room Service is bringing back the festival experience to quarantined music lovers around the globe," organizers wrote of the festivities. "Proceeds from the event will go directly to charitable partners benefiting those affected by COVID-19, including Sweet Relief and Feeding America."
The festival will take place live on YouTube this weekend. Attendees can RSVP here.
View the full lineup here, and watch the event's preview below.