Join the Rhythm and Revelry at Venti Music Fest 2023

Sep 12 2023

Venti Music Fest 2023 to Ignite Qormi with Unforgettable Tunes on September 16th!

Calling all music enthusiasts and festival lovers to the return of the Venti Music Fest in 2023, promising an electrifying experience that will captivate music aficionados from all walks of life.

On September 16th, the vibrant city of Qormi will come alive with the magic of music and community at the Grandmaster’s Lodge.

Event Details:

Date: September 16, 2023
Time: Doors open at 8 pm until late.
Location: Grandmasters’ Lodge, Qormi
Entrance: FREE

Venti Music Fest 2023 is more than just a music festival; it’s a celebration of life, unity, and the pure joy that comes from sharing the experience of live performances. With a lineup that spans diverse rock genres, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

“We couldn’t be more excited about this year’s lineup, which includes Ivan Grech and his band as our headliner, supported by Amber and Kersten Graham,” said one of the event organizers. “This festival represents a coming together of people, a celebration of our shared love for music, and a reminder of the joy that live performances bring to our lives.”

Venti Music Fest 2023 is not just about the music; it’s about giving back to the community that has embraced it. This event is being organized in aid of Kummissjoni Zaghzagh Bastjanizi (KZB), a youth organization that has been actively contributing to the vibrant festa in Qormi since 1991.

Committed to voluntary service, KZB focuses on attracting young individuals from diverse social backgrounds, providing them with valuable skills and experiences to prepare for adulthood. In addition to their core mission, KZB organizes various events, ensuring that cherished cultural activities like the traditional annual feast continue to thrive.

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“Nice Architecture, Sorta Weird But Also… Crackhead Energy”, Sidemen’s Ethan Describes Malta

Sep 11 2023

In another hot take from Ethan Payne & wife Faith Kelly’s podcast Growing Paynes, the couple described Malta as “derelict, history-filled, nice architecture, sort of weird, but also… crackhead energy”.

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Their opinion on the island comes from the family’s recent trip to Malta, together with multiple other internet personalities for what was reported to be the wedding of fellow Sideman Vikkstar123.

“One thing I will say is respect the pram… it’s so annoying”, Faith told the podcast’s Maltese viewers, describing how difficult it was to take care of the baby whilst fans swarmed the three. “They would literally sit on top of the bloody pram”, Faith went on to say.

In another clip Ethan called the Sidemen’s visit to Malta as something ‘similar’ to a zombie apocalypse, with fans on the island exhibiting ‘feral’ behaviour.

“Ethan likes it, for me, sorry Maltans, I wouldn’t go back,” Faith said.

What do you think of their statements?

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Sidemen’s Ethan ‘Behzinga’: Malta Visit was “Similar to a Zombie Apocalypse”

Sep 11 2023

In a recent episode of ‘Growing Paynes’, the podcast hosted by Sidemen’s Ethan ‘Behzinga’ Payne and Faith Kelly, the popular internet personality said the YouTube supergroup’s visit to Malta was ‘similar to a zombie apocalypse’.

Comparing the island trip to Harry Wroetoshaw’s holiday in Gibraltar, it was stated that Malta exhibited ‘feral’ and ‘crackhead’ behaviour while the group was in Malta.

“I suppose they’re so far out…” Behzinga said, “no one’s going like”, his wife continued. Faith went on to say that it wasn’t what she expected from Malta, going on to say that she doesn’t quite understand the country.

“Ethan likes it, for me, sorry Maltans, I wouldn’t go back,” the YouTuber and TikToker continued.

What do you think of their statements?

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World Commemorates 22 Years Since 9/11 Tragedy

Sep 11 2023

Americans across the nation marked the 22nd anniversary of 9/11 with solemn commemorations.

Bells tolled at ground zero, and people gathered at various sites, including memorials, firehouses, and city halls, to remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost in the terror attacks on the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and Shanksville, Pennsylvania.

The events of that day profoundly influenced both American foreign policy and domestic security concerns.

President Joe Biden participated in a ceremony at a military base in Anchorage, underscoring the widespread impact of 9/11.

He was en route to Washington, D.C. from a trip to India and Vietnam. Eddie Ferguson, the fire-rescue chief in Virginia’s Goochland County, reflected on the unity that emerged on that tragic day, emphasising how the nation came together to help.

In Goochland County, which has a population of 25,000, two separate commemorations took place: one in the morning, focusing on first responders, and another in the evening, honouring all victims.

Across the country, communities paid tribute through moments of silence, tolling bells, candlelight vigils, and various other activities. In Columbus, Indiana, 911 dispatchers broadcasted a remembrance message to emergency responders, while the city of 50,000 also held a public memorial ceremony.

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