While the spread of the global epidemic of corona virus has affected daily life, social distance has also affected award shows and music concerts.
The corona virus has caused many international events to be canceled in various countries around the world, while some have been held online.
Similarly, many events in Pakistan were canceled and now the country's first digital music festival is being held this month due to the resurgent cases of corona virus.
Every year, the Coca-Cola Feet and Music Festival is held in different cities of the country with live performances by singers.
Coke Fest is usually attended by a large number of people and lasts for 2 to 3 days.
This year too, a three-day Coke Fest will be held from November 20 to 22, but due to the corona virus, the festival will be held online, which will also be the country's first digital music festival.
According to details released on Coca-Cola Pakistan's Instagram account, this year's Coke Fest will be hosted by Pakistan's online music streaming platform Patari and on-demand video platform TapeMed.
According to the Cook Fest website, participation in the music festival will be free, for which fans will have to register on the music streaming app.
After which they will be allowed to watch the performances on tape med through the unique code received.
Food festival will not be held this year but food discounts will be given to the spectators.
The Cook Fest will feature 10 artists, including 9-year-old Pakistani rapper Waqas Baloch alias Thousand, Natasha Baig, Sireen Jahangir, Shimon Ismail, Abdullah Siddiqui, Ali Noor and others.
