Fans wore colourful, trendy clothes, and some even brought along their own chairs to watch the high-spirited performances.
They wore colourful, trendy clothes and some even brought along their own chairs to watch the high-spirited performances at Juru Auto City in Bukit Mertajam.Among the performers were Bunkface, The Times, 21 Miles Away, Midnight Fusic and Sweet***, as well as Talitha, Tres Empre, Krusty and No Good.Previously, it was held in 2012, 2016 and last year, right after the movement control order was lifted.
“This year’s festival is the biggest held so far with about 2,500 tickets sold before the two-day event began.”“Most of the crowd were youths aged between 20 and 27 who came from all over the country,” said Hafizi during the event.About RM14,000 worth of tickets were also sponsored for universities, schools and youth organisations.
Among the early birds was project engineer Farah Zahidah Abd Halim, 23, who came with her friends from different states.“We have been following the event updates on social media since last October.Yoodo, an event sponsor, brought along a hot air balloon for the visitors to view the concert from above.“Yoodo has always been suppor-tive of the grassroots community including the local music scene.”
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