Fresh Events Asia, a Malaysian based events company has created ‘Stream The Beat’, an 8-hour free live-streamed music and fitness festival to provide people with some much-needed entertainment, whilst raising money for The Lost Food Project (TLFP).
TLFP is a pioneering food bank in Malaysia that is running an emergency food and fund drive to ensure that vulnerable charities and people receive the food they need to survive during this difficult time.
Sam Middlehurst, Chief Executive Officer of Fresh Events Asia enthused, “At this challenging time we’re all facing, we wanted to create a unique live-streamed event that brings together fans of our events to celebrate the things we love best: music, fitness and wellness.”
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“We felt obliged to do our part for those suffering below the poverty line and we are delighted to partner with The Lost Food Project to raise funds and help feed Malaysia’s most vulnerable.”
“Every donation of RM10 by participants can provide 50 people with a much-needed meal. So, we are really hoping people who tune in can rally behind this cause and make a difference to those who need it most.”
Actor-singer Alvin Chong, Hip-Hop artists SonaOne and Rabbit Mac, Blue’s Simon Webbe and girl band Dolla are among some of the line-ups of the live-streamed music festival.
Fitness icon, Nana al Haleq, will be hosting a HIIT class, lululemon’s ambassador, Hansen Lee, will be leading a yoga practice and celebrity chef, Anis Nabilah will provide healthy and nutritious recipes to the participants.
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The sessions will also include live Q&A with artists, and also a chance to win great prizes from the artists and partners.
‘Stream The Beat’ will run from 2pm to 10pm on 2 May 2020 and is free to view. To register, visit www.streamthebeat.com and to find out the latest news, follow facebook.com/streamthebeat and instagram.com/streamthebeat.
