Earth Day Celebration at the Miami Beach Bandshell

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I was back at the historic Miami Beach Bandshell this past weekend for Earth Day Celebration, an impact-first music festival that benefits socio-environmental projects.

The event, presented by the Miami-based Brady Hunter Foundation, featured performances by Goyo, Victor Drija, Bacilos and Salomón Beda. The money raised from admission fees will go to support conservation and ecological restoration efforts in Miami, Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Colombia.

Good music for a good cause, what’s not to like? Enjoy the photographs…

Salomón Beda

Salomón Beda is a Colombian-American singer-songwriter based between Bogotá and Miami

Victor Drija

Venezuelan pop singer, dancer and actor Victor Drija (and his high-octane dance crew)

Bacilos

Based in Miami, Bacilos are an acclaimed rock en español band led by Colombian-born singer, songwriter, and guitarist Jorge Villamizar

Goyo

Born in Condoto, Chocó in the Colombian Pacific coast, Goyo (Gloria Emilse Martínez) is a singer, producer, and co-founder of the Grammy Award Winning group, ChocQuibTown

The Miami Beach Bandshell is an iconic example of MiMo (mid-century Miami Modern) architecture, in the heart of the MiMo Historic District in the city’s North Beach neighborhood. Managed by the RHYTHM FOUNDATION for the City of Miami Beach since 2015, the open-air venue now hosts 120+ events each season.

View my other galleries from the Miami Beach Bandshell HERE

The Brady Hunter Foundation brings awareness to campaigns that encourage kindness and solidarity between humans and animals, while promoting causes that will make the world better for our generation and future generations.