93.5 RED FM, India’s leading private radio and entertainment network announced the RED Indies Radio Festival, the biggest celebration of independent music on the radio.
As per a PTI report, the festival will begin from June 21 on the occasion of World Music Day and will continue till June 27, making the celebration 168 hours long.
The on-air festival will showcase Indie artists from across the country and give their music a national platform throughout the week.
From conversations to sharing their musical journeys, the weeklong festival will also have some of the renowned names from the music industry joining the celebration.
Speaking on the announcement, Nisha Narayanan, Director & COO, RED FM and Magic FM, said, “It’s been over two years that we started our journey to promote and support independent musicians across the country through our proposition – RED Indies. The journey so far has been phenomenal. On World Music Day, we are launching a first-of-its-kind initiative ‘Red Indies Radio Festival’, the biggest celebration on the radio of independent music.
“The idea behind the project is to celebrate independent artists who follow their passion to create something extraordinary and connects them to a world of new audiences and opportunities. This World Music Day, music enthusiasts are in for a celebration with RED Indies Radio Festival. Tune in to be a part of the 168 – hours fiesta of Indie music on RED FM.”
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