The Aelan Riddim Music Festival took over the Pacific Crown Hotel over the weekend, lighting up the stage with unforgettable performances and bringing together the best talent from PNG and the Solomon Islands.
This first-ever event brought people together for a night full of music, energy, and exciting celebration.
With an amazing lineup of artists, the crowd was treated to high-energy performances that showcased the best of Pacific music.
The festival also featured exciting giveaways, including Whiskey Cola, for the first 200 attendees and FREE 20GB from OUR TELEKOM for the first 300.
Port Moresby, 2025 — The Pacific Crown Hotel was buzzing with energy over the weekend as the inaugural Aelan Riddim Music Festival brought together top musical talent from Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands for an unforgettable night.
The festival, a first-of-its-kind event, celebrated the rich and diverse Pacific music scene, showcasing electrifying performances that kept the crowd on their feet. Attendees experienced a fusion of island rhythms and vibrant cultural expressions, reinforcing the strong ties between the two neighbouring nations.
Festival-goers were treated not only to exceptional live music but also to exciting giveaways. The first 200 guests received Whiskey Cola drinks, while the first 300 were gifted free 20GB data bundles courtesy of OUR TELEKOM. Adding to the excitement, 300 lucky attendees entered a draw to win two airfare tickets to the highly anticipated 50th Independence Music Show in Port Moresby, generously sponsored by Air Niugini and Makasi Sound and Entertainment.
Organizers credited major sponsors OUR TELEKOM, Coca-Cola, and Air Niugini for their vital support, which helped bring the event to life.
ZFM News reports that beyond the music, the Aelan Riddim Festival was a powerful celebration of Pacific unity and culture. It set a promising precedent for future collaborations and strengthened the musical bond between Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands.
As the festival drew to a close, attendees left inspired, looking forward to more such cross-cultural events that highlight the vibrant artistic talents of the Pacific region.
