CAMA Festival 6 Hits Hanoi
Sat 02 Jun 2012, 1 pm
American Club
19-21 Hai Ba Trung Str, Hanoi
From CAMA:
Vietnam’s biggest annual music event has been announced for 2012, with a line-up of leading rock, hip-hop, reggae and electronic acts ready to hit the capital this Saturday 2 June.
Bringing 6 international acts to Hanoi to join a host of leading local talent for a full-on day of rock-fuelled mayhem, the 2012 CAMA Festival promises to be the biggest and best yet, with a spectacular line-up of artists from around the globe.
UPDATE: CAMA Festival Advance Tickets Available
2012 Festival performers include alternative rockers Carsick Cars (China), globe-trotting rock monsters Electric Eel Shock (Japan), electronic duo Turbo Goth (Philippines), the angular guitar pop of Poubelle International (Hong Kong), Asia’s favourite DJ Tech 12 (UK) and hip hop royalty courtesy of Jurassic 5’s Akil the MC together with MC Hydrophonics (USA). They’ll be ably supported by the best in local talent such as Hanoi based rockers Gỗ Lim, the reggae tinged afrobeat of Zamina and electronic dance-floor fillers Machete.Sex.Mix.
CAMA Festival is an immersive day of fun for people of all ages. Besides non-stop live music on the main stage, all-day family entertainment will be provided by a number of stalls offering massages, tattoos and caricatures, fashion shopping, tour bookings, information on locally active NGOs, entertainment and games for children, as well as a chill-out cocktail bar and spacious beer garden. In addition, there will be food and beverages provided by a range of Hanoi’s leading restaurants offering the best of Vietnamese and international cuisine.
Hanoi’s first independent music promoters, CAMA Vietnam have brought over 70 international acts from more than 10 countries to Vietnam since 2005, including leading rock, hip hop and electronic performers from around the region and across the globe. Dedicated to the promotion of independent local, regional and international musical talent in Vietnam, CAMA host regular shows throughout the year, operate a bar cum performance space in the capital known as CAMA ATK (www.cama-atk.com) and organise the annual CAMA Festival. 2012 marks the group’s 6th annual all-day music festival in Hanoi, an event which has become Indochina’s biggest independent annual music festival.
Ticket
A limited number of advance tickets go on sale for VND 300,000 from Thursday 24 May at CAMA ATK and other selected outlets across the city. A complete list is available on the CAMA Festival website. Tickets on the door will be priced at VND 400,000 with a 50% discount available for those holding a valid Vietnamese student ID card.
For more info on CAMA Festival and the artists, visit www.camafestival.com or contact:
Mr Douglas Pyper
Email: [email protected]
Mr Giles Cooper
Email: [email protected]
