Mile High Music Festival (MHMF), a two-day festival taking place August 14-15 in Denver, and Kyocera Communications Inc., provider of Kyocera- and Sanyo branded wireless devices, today announced Kyocera as the festival’s 2010 title sponsor. The innovative wireless company is partnering with Cricket Communications Inc., a value-focused wireless service provider and retailer of Kyocera mobile phones, to offer a live, real-time online stream of this year’s MHMF at www.mycricket.com, beginning at 5:00 p.m. MST each day. Kyocera also will offer an exclusive downloadable Android-based MHMF application as part of the introduction of Kyocera’s Zio M6000 Android smartphone. Compatible with Zio or any Android-based device, the Mile High Music Festival application will allow fans to track all facets of the event.
Festival-goers will be among the first to get live demonstrations of Kyocera’s new Zio, which will be Cricket’s first smartphone and both companies’ first Android device when it launches later this year.
“We look forward to introducing Android and Zio to thousands of music lovers at the Mile High Music Festival,” said Tom Maguire, head of global marketing at Kyocera Communications Inc. “Both Cricket and Kyocera have a long history of supporting music festivals with both up-and-coming and established artists. Mile High’s music/wireless entertainment connection makes the festival an ideal venue to showcase Zio’s sleek design, Android features and myriad entertainment capabilities.”
Now in its third year, the Colorado festival returns to The Fields at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park on August 14 and 15. Headliners Dave Matthews Band and Jack Johnson will be joined by more than 40 diverse acts including Weezer, Steve Miller Band, My Morning Jacket, Slightly Stoopid, Atmosphere, Phoenix, Train, Nas & Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley, Jimmy Cliff, Keane, Bassnectar, Cypress Hill, Z-Trip, Derek Trucks & Susan Tedeschi Band, Drive-By Truckers, Railroad Earth, Ozomatli, and many more.
Mile High Music Festival (MHMF), a two-day festival taking place August 14-15 in Denver, and Kyocera Communications Inc., provider of Kyocera- and Sanyo branded wireless devices, today announced Kyocera as the festival’s 2010 title sponsor. The innovative wireless company is partnering with Cricket Communications Inc., a value-focused wireless service provider and retailer of Kyocera mobile phones, to offer a live, real-time online stream of this year’s MHMF at www.mycricket.com, beginning at 5:00 p.m. MST each day. Kyocera also will offer an exclusive downloadable Android-based MHMF application as part of the introduction of Kyocera’s Zio M6000 Android smartphone. Compatible with Zio or any Android-based device, the Mile High Music Festival application will allow fans to track all facets of the event.
With just a few days until Colorado's second annual Mile High Music Festival, today festival organizers announce the weekend's performance schedule. Five stages will host 50 bands during the two-day festival, with music beginning at 11:15 am each day and going until 2 am on Saturday and 12:30 am on Sunday. Mile High Music Festival has also unveiled the 2009 Site Map. Visit www.milehighmusicfestival.com for complete details and to purchase tickets.
Colorado's Mile High Music Festival, happening at the Fields at Dick's Sporting Goods Park on July 18 and 19, unveils three more 2009 performers. Matt Nathanson, Jack's Mannequin, and Pepper join the already stellar line-up of almost 50 bands. Announcement of these fan favorites come just in time for ticket-buyers to take advantage of the festival's Layaway Program, which ends on May 15th.