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Press Release Kochi Gets Ready to Host Mojo Rising Season 2 Kochi gets ready to host Mojo Rising Season 2 Music Festival The musical extravaganza will feature famous music legend Bob Marley’s son Ky Mani Marley & team for the first time in India along with other 15 popular bands from India on 10 th – 11 th February, 2018, Bolgathy Island Kochi, January,31 s2018: Mathrubhumi Group’s youth music channel, Kappa TV is all set to host Kerala most popular music festival “Mojo Rising Season 2” on 10- 11 th February, Bolgathy Palace, Kochi. Mojo rising, music fest has been curated by the makers of the celebrated indie show ‘Music Mojo’ in Kappa TV. The 2nd edition of the much awaited music extravaganza will feature the all-time Regge music legend Bob Marley’s son Ki Mani Marley’s band confrontation consists of 14 team members, for the first time in India. Along with this international band, 15 other music bands including Thaikkudam Bridge, Agam, Suraj Mani, Brodha V, Blank Planet, Cut-A-Vibe, Gowry Lekshmi etc will also perform in the fest. The tickets for the show can be purchased on Book My Show /Mathrubhumi offices, & selected Kalyan Silks outlets. The ticket prices for the event are Day 1 – Rs 800, Day 2 – 600 and a combo pack of 2 days – Rs 1000. The sponsors of the show include Kalyan Silks, Federal Bank, Cera Sanitary Ware, Joy Alukkas, Fone 4, Olive Builders, V Star Creations, etc. Mr M V Shreyams Kumar, Jt Managing Director, Mathrubhumi Group said “Music is a powerful tool that brings people and artist together, Kappa TV has always been the brand defining Kerala’s taste in music and it is all about celebrating music in all its forms. Mojo rising is designed to dissolve the distance between the stage and the audience, where the energy of music, musicians and music lovers become one. We’d love for the audience to come and be part of the magic.” The event will be organized by Events team of Mathrubhumi, Red Mic Events. About Kappa TV It‘s more than a cuppa coffee that most youth hold in their hands while they lounge about in Café Coffee Days or BruCafes. Kappa TV - the youth focused music channel. It has chosen to be different from others of its ilk - it has a programming mix in English, Hindi, Malayalam and Tamil. And this, from a group which has its origins in Kerala where Malayalam and English are the main spoken languages as compared to other mainline youth channels. With pulsating music, riotous humour, film review and intimate interviews, all tightly-edited, it has ignited the imagination of the young crowd, within months of launch, thus validating our rationale. There also existed a need to provide content which the viewer could relate to without losing sleep over what was missed. The content mix- mantra is to ensure that the entertainment needs of our target groups are met. The channel has six to seven hours of original non-fiction content in Malayalam and English on air daily. Among the music- based shows, the channel airs Music Mojo , a Malayalam me-too of MTV Unplugged and Coke Studio ; Awesome Covers , a remix of songs of different languages; Mood Tapes , a show which captures the mood of the day and invites people across neighbourhoods to sing and compose songs; Bindaas Bollywood , which showcases Bollywood‘s best; and International Chart Busters Kappa TV‘s non-fiction portfolio includes: I Personally , which focuses on celebrity interviews; Film Lounge , a film review and recommendation show; Creative Chef and Simply Naadan - cookery shows, Street Magic , a magic show and Candid Camera which features celeb photo shoots and style tips from fashion experts. "We have chefs from hotel chain giants like Vivanta by Taj , Crowne Plaza,Holiday Innu and Le Meridien for our show Creative Chef ," informs Nair. A large number of celebrities from the south have already featured on I Personally . These include, Kavya Madhavan, Padmapriya, Rima Kallingal, Swathy Reddy, Mahesh Narayanan, Krish, Haricharan, Rashid Ali, Vijay Yesudas, Shyamaprasad, Kamal, Prathap Pothen , Sibi Malayil and also popular directors like Siddhique Prashant Pillai, Mohanlal and Mammootty. About Red Mic Red Mic is an initiative that rises from the house of Kerala's formidable media force – Mathrubhumi . We extend our expertise, not only reaching people in every nook and corner in Kerala, but also with creative solutions to promote relationships with them. We are a team, placed across Kerala in 6 locations, currently delivering effective solutions for our large clientele. Red Mic employs a 4 E Value blender policy for all events and activations we develop and organise. The policy implies that every event we do, must either/or ENTERTAIN, ENGAGE, EDUCATE or EVOLVE our people. For more info log on to http://redmic.in/ For more info contact Anupam Luthra Manager - Public Relations Mathrubhumi Printing & Publishing Co Ltd E mail – [email protected], Phone – 0484 – 2531708, 9061089000 .
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