VIRTUAL EVENT | SESSIONS PRESENTS JOY RUCKUS CLUB 3: VIRTUAL LUNAR NEW YEAR

Ses­sions is excited to announce, in part­ner­ship with Kublai Kwon’s Joy Ruck­us Club, the third edi­tion of the largest Asi­an Amer­ic­an vir­tu­al music fest­iv­al in the world, The Joy Ruck­us Club: Vir­tu­al Lun­ar New Year Fest­iv­al, Feb­ru­ary 16th-21st. Ses­sions is com­mit­ted to part­ner­ing with pro­moters and book­ing agents to co-pro­mote artist driv­en vir­tu­al fest­ivals to a world­wide audi­ence.
Kublai, who has been pro­mot­ing Asi­an artists in the US for 20+ years, believes in Ses­sions’ for­ward-think­ing assess­ment. “With more acts and more stages than Coachella, Joy Ruck­us Club 3 will be the biggest Lun­ar New Year music fest­iv­al in the world in 2021, adding anoth­er mile­stone to the fast­est grow­ing live stream plat­form, Ses­sions, with 180 artists on 9 vir­tu­al stages across 6 days. As a cel­eb­ra­tion of Asi­a’s most spir­itu­al and import­ant hol­i­day, the event will be free and access­ible for the entire world to exper­i­ence. In a year in which pub­lic gath­er­ings to observe Lun­ar New Year will not be hap­pen­ing, Joy Ruck­us Club 3 will fill the void and enable audi­ences from over 230 coun­tries to con­greg­ate vir­tu­ally to cel­eb­rate the Year of the Ox through music.”
Co-foun­ded by digit­al music pion­eer and former Pan­dora founder Tim West­er­gren and fel­low entre­pren­eur and long time developer of vir­tu­al games Gor­don Su, Ses­sions is driv­ing a surge in rising artists who have nev­er had the oppor­tun­ity to reach such a large audi­ence. “We are thrilled to con­tin­ue our exclus­ive part­ner­ship with Joy Rukus Club,” said West­er­gren. “JRC3 takes vir­tu­al con­certs to a whole new level. This non­stop glob­al fest­iv­al, span­ning six days and 180 artists across mul­tiple con­tin­ents and time zones will bring togeth­er a com­munity of fans from over 230 coun­tries to enjoy and dis­cov­er a diverse and tal­en­ted col­lec­tion of Asi­an artists.”
180 artists of all genres will per­form in one con­tinu­ous live stream from loc­a­tions around the world, includ­ing North Amer­ica, Asia, Aus­tralia, New Zea­l­and, Copen­ha­gen, Lon­don, Dubai, Viet­nam, Malay­sia, UK and more, on 9 vir­tu­al stages (Ox Stage, Canada Stage, Viet Q Live Stage, Dubai Stage, Europe Stage, Trakt­iv­ist Stage, Australia/NZ Stage, Dragon Stage, and Hip Hop Stage).
JRC has grown from 2 days to 6 days, from 2 stages to 9 stages, from 40 artists to 70 artists to 180 artists. With stages show­cas­ing Asi­an artists from Europe, Aus­tralia, the Middle East, and Canada, JRC 3 is far more intensely inter­na­tion­al in scope than its pre­de­cessors, although Asi­an Amer­ic­an artists still com­prise the major­ity. This time, also, since  JRC 3 coin­cides with the Lun­ar New Year hol­i­day, it is not just an Asi­an music fest­iv­al, it doubles as a Lun­ar New Year fest­iv­al. JRC 3 is a world com­munity cul­tur­al event in a year in which most Lun­ar New Year parades and pub­lic cel­eb­ra­tions will not be hap­pen­ing.
The debut of Joy Ruck­us Club in late August attrac­ted over 700,000 music fans. Part­ner­ing with Ses­sions for their third fest­iv­al, Joy Ruck­us Club plans on expand­ing their reach to over 200 coun­tries by lever­aging the pro­pri­et­ary mar­ket­ing tech­no­logy of Ses­sions.
Joy Ruck­us Club is a space for Asi­an artists from the under­rep­res­en­ted demo­graph­ic to come togeth­er as one and show­case their tal­ent exclus­ively on SessionsLive.com/joyruckusclub
The event will be free for the whole world to exper­i­ence.
Head­liners: Dragon Stage: Hyolyn, Megan Lee), Australia/NZ (Elli­ye), Canada (Kaia — host, HMLT x Kei-Li), Dubai (Ibby VK), Europe (Jeff Nang — per­former and host), Hip Hip (Chow Mane — host, Wootak Kim — host, Bohan Phoenix, J Reyez), Ox (Amelia and Adi­nah — host), Trakt­iv­ist (Run River North), Viet Q (Minh, Thuy). 
JOY RUKUS CLUB 3 LINE UP
Feb 16:
(OX STAGE)
Eztioko
T. Shan
Tiffany Pasión 
James Lee
JAYDA
Minty Hippo
saen­abi
Susie Seiko
Chay Guan
Hyejin
jly
Pat­tie Lin
larry­oat­meal
Lilee
Suri Wong
Krost
Joey Maybe
Ben Oth­er
azn­jujube
Tommy Pixels
DJ Han­nah Enoy
Feb 17:
(CANADA STAGE)
HMLT & KEI-LI
DACEY
Yenny Yuka
For­eign Flow
May Cheung
Emi Choi
Chara Kai-Le
AIKO TOMI 
enjyng
KILLED­BYKIRA
Saucek
Vanessa Mood
Bagels
Samuel
Tiger Really
post­mod­erndisco
Jac­queline Teh
CTRL ZERO
DJ Yuka K
Feb 18:
(VIET Q LIVE STAGE)
Minh
Tuimi
Thuy
dam­n­boy!
Johnny Hikari
ÊMIA
Dolly Ave
demxn­tia
Ace Autumn
Lo$T
Cole Pham
TLJ 
NGAN
Sonni Mai
hpham
DJZ­MONEY
Feb 19:
(DUBAI STAGE)
Ibby VK
Bay­ou
Esin­nite
KC Hama­da
FZL
Ary­an Kapoor
SKIVIN­NIE
Dusk
ARIA
(EUROPE STAGE)
Kojay
Pian­Wooo
CXCX Chu Chu
Jeff Nang
Maha­rani
MC Zani
Poet Ini­ti­at­ive
Sacci
Jahki Spooks
Lost Soul­jah
Ravy
Nush
Mee­jah
chi­ka.
D. Solomon
Liance DJ
Doni Brasco
(TRAKT­IV­IST STAGE)
Run River North
Chloe Tang
k.o. aka koala
Lawrence Park
Sean Mat­sukawa
Koibito
Kiba
jayvidd
Car­bor­etum
mr. hong
Achilles Aure­li­us
(AUSTRALIA/NZ STAGE)
Elli­ye
Elle Shi­mada
Chris Valdez
Chong Ali
Saint
Tom Fuble
QUEEN ALI.
Erin Mir­anda
OOO
Sal
Feb 20:
(DRAGON STAGE)
Hyolyn
Megan Lee
Eth­an Kim
Pyra
Ashya Jac­quelyn Wells feat. Hee­sun Lee
Ang­ger Dimas
Alann8h
Aleyna Moon
Nich­olas
Reck­less Escapades and Maruxa Lynd
Jenny Nuo
Gold­love
Eskoh
bittymacbeth
Annie
Derby
Anneston
Tash & Kait
B.K
Andrew Mao
losh
Cindy Zhang
kcdeeya
Ash­ley Alisha
Sarah Kang
Rod­ney Tistan
Andre Pak
Molly, for Now
OHYUNG
LXCR
AIXI
YANG
DJ Peter Lo
Feb 21:
(HIP HOP STAGE)
Bohan Phoenix
J Reyez
Jar­gon
seiji oda
Koryo
Jungsu
Lou Jay
0127Dosei
LIOT
Profedik
C‑Tru
Clubby Yoo
Vici.PR
98 Come Up
Kev­in Kloud
SK iLLerest
Cirok Starr
LJ Da Chef
Teal­ousy
Free­load­er MC
Man­chuer­on
Kaze Jones
V8Muzik
Dri­ino
Daygo Red
Yung Rizzo
Benny Bun
Yen Won
Heemchase­band$
Chinoe
Yamz
Old Chin­gu
Mono­tone
Ionika
Yung Byno
We Only
RANA
WOOK
Young Dyn­asty Gene Hoc
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Rishma Dhaliwal

Rishma Dhaliwal

Edit­or / PR Con­sult­ant at No Bounds
Rishma Dhali­w­al has extens­ive exper­i­ence study­ing and work­ing in the music and media industry. Hav­ing writ­ten a thes­is on how Hip Hop acts as a social move­ment, she has spent years research­ing and con­nect­ing with artists who use the art form as a tool for bring­ing a voice to the voice­less. Cur­rently work­ing in TV, Rishma brings her PR and media know­ledge to I am Hip Hop and oth­er pro­jects by No Bounds.

About Rishma Dhaliwal

Rishma Dhaliwal
Rishma Dhaliwal has extensive experience studying and working in the music and media industry. Having written a thesis on how Hip Hop acts as a social movement, she has spent years researching and connecting with artists who use the art form as a tool for bringing a voice to the voiceless. Currently working in TV, Rishma brings her PR and media knowledge to I am Hip Hop and other projects by No Bounds.