PlayOnFest concert stream to feature Korn, Slipknot, Green Day, & more

Keen for a concert festival without having to leave the comfort of your own couch? Well, get ready to get cozy while jamming out to Korn, Slipknot, Green Day, and many more at Warner’s PlayOnFest.

Since all concerts and festivals are disbanded from now until further notice, bands have been coming up with creative ways to give us our gig fix – Warner Music Group is sporting a festival called PlayOnFest that will feature metal icons Slipknot and Korn alongside American rockers Green Day, as well as pop-punk stylings of Paramore and Panic! At The Disco, and heaps more.

For viewing via Songkick’s YouTube Channel on Friday, legendary rapper LL Cool J will kick things off for their 72-hour, continuous stream of concerts from artists and bands to suit all tastes. From pop sensations like Bruno Mars and David Guetta concerts making an appearance, to alt-rockers Weezer, no matter your music taste, you’ll be able to find something to tickle your fancy.

Electronic duo Twenty One Pilots, as well as Coldplay, Portugal. The Man, and even Ed Sheeran, will be included so you can relive their past performances, and spend all your time trying to see if you can spot yourself in the front row.

Each performance streamed will be from a different segment in the artists career. Korn fans will be treated to their 2019 performance which was shot inside a living art installation, while Twenty One Pilots will be playing in their 2019 appearance at Brazil’s Lollapalooza.

All in the name of charity, the PlayOnFest concert series plans to benefit the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for WHO, with exclusive merch on offer including t-shirts, jumpers, and even a cloth facial mask. Let’s also not forget that you’ll get a free stubbie holder with purchase, too.

You can check out the full line-up of concerts via PlayOnFest’s website, and tune in to watch the magic of concerts-past unfold here.

Check out PlayOnFest’s ‘Music Is NOT Cancelled’ video:

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