Sunburn, Asia’s biggest electronic dance music festival kicked off Season 14 with the launch of ‘Sunburn @ Home’, a brand new Live Streaming venture, specially curated to reach out to millions of Sunburn Fans with an objective of encouraging the ‘Social Distancing’ and compulsory lockdown mandate enforced by governments around the world and across India in the wake of the Covid-19 crisis. 

The ‘Sunburn @ Home’ Live Stream will take place on the Sunburn Festival Instagram and Facebook handles and feature an eclectic mix of trending international and domestic talents in the EDM domain.

The very first edition was held on Sunday 22 March from 19.30 hours and saw multiple artists GREFF, Progressive Brothers and Teri Miko light up the screen to a fantastic audience response.

Given the popular response and masive requests received online after the first live-stream show, Percept Live, the creators of Sunburn, Live is all set to have another live - stream on Saturday, 28 March and will see D’Angello & Francis, Maddix and Spin Doctor visit your homes while Sunday, 29 March will see the electrifying Bassjackers and Angemi kick up a storm within the confines of your home. Acts to look forward to in the upcoming week include SEVENN, JUICY M, Ummet Ozcan, Jay Hardway, Lost Frequencies, Frontliner, LNY TNZ, Moksi, and many more.

‘Sunburn @ Home’ Live Stream promises to deliver the most intrinsic and enhanced fan experience in the safety of your homes.

Don’t forget to check into the Sunburn Festival Faceboook and Instagram pages on 28 and 29 March 2020 from 8.00 pm onwards and watch the biggest names in the music domain take over your home stage performing their hit tracks to get you out of your quarantine blues and into a positive party vibe.

Given the #JanataCurfew and #SocialDistancing enforced mandate which led to many sources of on ground live entertainment options being instantaneously cancelled pan India, the ‘Sunburn @ Home’ Live Stream came as a welcome surprise and great entertainment alternative for Sunburn Fans and music aficionados over the weekend.