"The Next Vibes" Will Soon Enter the First Round Final, Attracting Tens of Thousands of Talents from Indonesia

Kapanlagi.com - Soon, "The Next Vibes," the largest online talent search event in Indonesia, will enter the final round of the first round. "The Next Vibes" is so successful that it is attracting tens of thousands of talents from various entertainment fields.

Yes, tens of thousands of talents from Indonesia will showcase their abilities in singing, dancing, magic, and various other fields. Moreover, they will compete for the grand prize of Rp 1 billion, which is the largest prize in online talent search events.

"We thank all parties for their support so that 'The Next Vibes' can attract tens of thousands of talents from all over Indonesia. And this is only for the first round, which will soon reach the final round. There are still two more rounds and the grand final until the end of the year. We hope that more Indonesian talents can shine on our entertainment stage," said Vikri Adriansyah, CEO of Eventori, in Jakarta (30/4).

1. Organized by Super Application Eventori

This talent search event is organized by the super application Eventori, which is an ecosystem of the entertainment industry in Indonesia. The superapp was launched on February 2, 2022 by the Minister of Communication and Information Technology, Johnny G. Plate, and was attended by the Minister of State-Owned Enterprises, Erick Thohir, and other national figures in Jakarta.

“In line with Eventori's vision of becoming the highway for all entertainment industry talents, 'The Next Vibes' is not just a festival or a show program, but it is a gateway to the industry because Eventori has a superapp that brings together all entertainment industry players in one collaboration platform,” added Vikri.

2. Easy to Follow

Unlike other talent search events, 'The Next Vibes' is very easy to follow for participants. Participants are given the convenience of registering through the super application or social media. From there, the performances of the participants can be watched by millions of viewers.

This event also provides three rounds, so the chances of winning are even greater, in addition to attractive weekly prizes.

3. Entering the Entertainment Industry Ecosystem

However, there is a distinct advantage if talents register through the superapp, as they will immediately enter the entertainment industry ecosystem that opens up many opportunities and reputations.

Through this superapp, talents from various entertainment genres, vendors (providers of goods and services supporting the entertainment industry), and venues (owners of places that provide entertainment) are connected to a wider market, even at the national level.

4. APKASI

This program also has the support of the Association of Regency Governments throughout Indonesia (APKASI) because local leaders have realized the potential of the entertainment industry as part of the creative economy in promoting the welfare of the community.

“We thank Mr. Sutan Riska, the Chairman of APKASI, for supporting this program. The regents are now very visionary in seeing the potential of the entertainment industry in the future. His vision is very much in line with Eventori's vision of advancing the potential of entertainment industry talent throughout Indonesia,” said Vikri.

5. Supported by Ministry of Tourism Data

In addition, the program also received support from Ministry of Tourism Data showing that the music sub-sector contributed to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2021 amounting to Rp 5.98 trillion with a projection of 64 thousand workers.

This potential certainly attracts the attention of local leaders, especially when tourism and lifestyle economy such as shopping and performances are starting to thrive again.

“Our entertainment industry is Jakarta-centric. Many potential local talents do not know or are not connected to various opportunities to advance. The Eventori superapp wants to spread the pulse of the entertainment industry throughout Indonesia so that opportunities to become a star are increasingly open. And the more the entertainment industry in the regions thrives, the more it contributes to the local economy,” said Vikri.

(kpl/pur/nda)