Young Musicians Seize Spotlight at FWD Music Live Fest 5
Gen Z student musicians performed alongside professional artists at FWD Music Live Fest 5, a major concert platform designed to help young performers develop their skills and pursue their musical dreams.
Performing on a major concert stage alongside famous artists represents a significant experience and an important step toward making musicians' dreams a reality.
FWD Music Live Fest 5 serves as a platform of opportunity, giving Gen Z students from various schools a chance to showcase their talents and gain meaningful experience on their musical journey, in an atmosphere of joy, fun, and shared passion.
A key highlight is the opportunity for young performers to take the stage at a large-scale concert, allowing them to practice, develop their skills, and learn from real-world experience performing before large audiences.
In (Peeriyaporn Jai Rungsee), lead vocalist, and Zoom (Pongsphirapra Prayurpat), guitarist, Grade 12 students from DSRU band at Ramkhamhaeng University Demonstration School, shared: "We went through tough auditions and rehearsals. Getting on a stage like this to play music in front of many people and standing on the same stage as artists we admire is an important opportunity. It's an experience that inspires us to keep developing our skills."
Blyde (Nannapat Pumsiree), lead vocalist, and Yufa (Thanakrit Sripanomwarn), keyboard player, Grade 10 students from Woodstock band at Thepchasrinint School, said: "We dreamed of performing on a big stage. FWD Music Live Fest 5 taught us how to perform at a festival and see how real artists work up close. This stage opened up a lot for us. Thank you FWD Insurance for giving students like us the chance to showcase our abilities."
Winnie (Mawinn Viriyayutmamm), lead vocalist, Grade 11 student, and Jing (Kittipitch Sangsitthisetying), bass player, Grade 9 student, from Mandrake band at Assumption School, said: "This is the biggest stage we've ever performed on. It's an important opportunity for students like us to prove ourselves and experience a real large-scale concert stage, which isn't easy to find. Performing alongside artists we admire is the motivation that pushes us to develop further."
Pavarisah Chumwikrant, Marketing Executive Vice President at FWD Life Insurance Public Company Limited, said: "This stage was created to give music-loving young people the chance to perform and learn from professional artists. Performing on the same stage as leading artists is an important step in developing skills and advancing toward the future. We hope this stage becomes the beginning of opportunity and another source of inspiration for music lovers."
