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Miami Music Festival brings Diverse Music, the Unifying Message of Bayside Rocks
Miami Music Festival brings Diverse Music, the Unifying Message of Bayside Rocks
Bayside Rocks Music Festival & Art Fair features World Beat music with a uniquely multicultural appeal Saturday, November 19, 2011 at Bayfront Park in Downtown Miami.
Miami,
FL,
United States of America
(prbd.net)
22/09/2011
MIAMI, FL (September 7, 2011) – A cornucopia of music will provide a feast of multicultural delights as world beat music takes center stage at the Bayside Rocks Music Festival & Art Fair on Saturday November 19, 2011 in Miami. This music festival is much more than a reggae concert, this Miami music festival brings melodic smorgasbord featuring a musical genre for every taste - including reggae, Jamaican, Latin American, Kompa, Caribbean, rock ‘n roll, and more - will highlight this year’s concert.
The reggae concert includes a special tribute to the life of Honorable Robert Nesta ‘Bob’ Marley and 50 years of Wailers music, this year’s Bayside Rocks Music Festival & Art Fair will feature world music headliners Bunny Wailer and The Original Wailers. Also hitting the stage are a unique group of artists whose musical brilliance is eclipsed only by its message of love and hope.
“I carefully selected this lineup because every artist has devoted his life to spreading a message that is consistent with my purpose,” said ROCKAZ MVMT president and CEO Alfonso D’Niscio Brooks. “We are all striving to change the world for the better by empowering people to make a positive difference through the universal language of music.”
This year’s line up includes: Bunny Wailer, Luciano, Cultura Profetica, Tabou Combo, The Original Wailers, Gondwana, The Wailing Souls, Warrier King, and Connis Vanterpool.
“Our ultimate goal is to uplift the spirit and inspire people of every ilk to give of themselves to help make the world a better place in which to live,” said D’Niscio Brooks. “We’re accomplishing this task by spreading art, culture and music while raising money to end poverty, feed the hungry and shelter the homeless.”
This year’s event will include a food drive benefiting Curley’s House (www.curleyshouseinc.com) an organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for low-to-moderate income individuals,
families, the elderly, youth-at-risk, the abused, and HIV/AIDS infected individuals by providing the nutrition they need. Guests will be asked to contribute two or more cans of food as part of the cost of admission.
“Given the philanthropic nature of this event, we’re inviting all civic minded companies to join us as sponsors,” D’Niscio Brooks said. “It’s a great way to get your name in front of tens of thousands of people while ensuring that hundreds of thousands of dollars are donated to a very worthy cause.”
On event day addition to the reggae festival there be an “island festival” of tents that will feature new products, special drinks, foods, art, and more. In addition we will have a non-profit village with a host of foundations offering information, art & crafts village, food vending village, green partners explaining the benefits of going green, workshops, bounce houses for children, skateboard show, a BMX bike show, Geen Mobility hosted bike valet, YOGA in the park, eco village, compost village, farmers market, Rock Star VIP lounge, Recycling bins will be placed throughout the venue along with signage alerting attendees to the importance of recycling.
The Bayside Rocks Music Festival & Art Fair is scheduled for Saturday November 19, 2011 at Bayfront Park in Downtown Miami. For additional information about corporate sponsorships and ticket sales for the 2011 Bayside Rocks Music Festival & Art Fair contact Margaret Kessler at 954-284-4819 or email her at media@rockazmvmt.com
Get your tickets now by calling 305-763-4509 or by clicking here: www.baysiderocksfestival.com
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Bayside Rocks Music Festival & Art Fair features World Beat music with a uniquely multicultural appeal Saturday, November 19, 2011 at Bayfront Park in Downtown Miami.
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