The May 29-30 event will benefit the Recording Academy's MusicCares and GlobalGiving. News site Metal Injection, in conjunction with FG3, is hosting the Slay at Home virtual metal music and art festival starting at 3 p.m.
EST on Friday (May 29). The two-day event will support the Recording Academy’s MusiCares fund and GlobalGiving, which provides resources to communities on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic.
The festival’s website features donation links to the charities, which will also be listed in the descriptions of the video footage aired during the event. “This is not about proceeds, where I try to push products to recoup costs or get paid,” explains Frank Godla, co-founder/producer/director of Metal Injection, who curated
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