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Rainforest World Music Festival to run from June 18-20

Showcase of top Sarawak musical talent will be a virtual event

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 11 Jun 2021 6:00PM

Rainforest World Music Festival to run from June 18-20
Pic courtesy of Facebook, June 11, 2021

THE virtual Rainforest World Music Festival will be a free experience for fans of the best musical talent that Sarawak has to offer. 

Among those scheduled to perform are Alena Murang, Sang Rawi, Mathew Ngau, Kemada, and many more. 

The event will run from June 18-20, with performances each night running from 6pm to 7.30pm, along with other events such as flashbacks celebrating the history of the RWMF, as well as giveaways of exclusive merchandise available on Shopee.

There will be pre-recorded showcases by some of Sarawak’s top musicians, available from the comfort of one's home.

Pic courtesy of Facebook
Pic courtesy of Facebook

The event will feature an immersive virtual experience to deliver a fun-packed show with plenty of prize giveaways, backstage gossip, flashbacks and more.

Bring the festival and party to life with food takeaway options and promos via GrabFood.

Viewers will also have a chance to win a grand prize worth RM2,000 and an oppurtunity to attend next year's edition of the event, hopefully when things are back to normal.

Register today at RWMF.net to participate in the free event. – The Vibes, June 11, 2021

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