This year’s festival will bring in 32 reggae artists, two of whom hail from Jamaica and Malaysia.

A camping ground has been prepared for spectators coming from outside Bali.

Also set to perform at the festival is Tony Q, who hopes it will attract more spectators from outside Indonesia.

“This could become the biggest reggae music festival in the world. If so, I hope more people from other countries can come watch the performances,”

Located at Mertasari Beach in Sanur, the Bali Reggae Star Festival slated for Sept. 29 to 30 is set to highlight charity work and environmental awareness.

The festival has continuously put a focus on these issues,

“This is an interesting event. There are many artists but there is charity work involved. In the first year,

we bought trash cans that were sent to the beach areas of Bali. It was the reggae community’s contribution to the environment,”

Other charity work includes donations to a foundation for children with disabilities as well as the victims of the Mount Agung eruption.

Entrance only 50,000 Rp [ aprx 3 USD ].

More info : http://bali.reggaestarfestival.com/