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Malaysia’s A Fest issues press release for August 1 Kuala Lumpur rock fest

By on July 5, 2015

A Fest

A FEST 

The annual Malaysia’s metal festival, A Fest – is ready to rock fellow Malaysian metal-heads with their second edition of the festival, ready to kick off at Stadium Chinwoo, Kuala Lumpur on 1 August 2015!

A Fest is started last year and invited Malaysia’s, Singapore and Hong Kong band as headliner, the one-day only festival aims to promote and introduce up and rising Malaysia rock and metal bands from around Malaysia. To promote Malaysia rock and metal festival, A Fest will invited excellent band from oversea to come Malaysia to perform for exchange and promote rock and metal music.

The vision of A Fest is to be able to organize a world class rock and metal music festival in Malaysia with invited world’s top rock and metal band to perform in Malaysia with our Malaysian bands. That’s why we never careless in every detail.

In this era of economic downturn in Malaysia, A Fest taking into account of the burden of the people so the fares are set on reasonable and can be consumed. And we insist that all the participating band at lease have 30 minute perform time.

This year, the festival has some promising metal bands as headliners who are ready to wreck the stage! Also, some of them come all the way from Hong Kong, they include:-

  • Evocation??(HK)
    • Lang?
    • Fear Index (HK)
    • Xerpent??
    • King Ly Chee??? (HK)
    • Grand Master??
    • Zang Wang??
    • Farasu

Details of the Festival are as follows:-

Date: 1 August 2015
Time: 6.00 pm – 12.00 am
Venue: Stadium Chinwoo, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

A FEST 2015 is start for the ticket sale! You can purchase you ticket online via: http://afest2015.peatix.com.

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