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Radio Day was celebrated at the Exposition

Radio Day was celebrated at the Exposition
Photo: Anatoly Medved/RIA News
05.08.2024

The RUSSIA EXPO hosted a concert dedicated to Radio Day, which is celebrated on May 7. It was organized jointly with the Russian Media Group and the Russian Society "Knowledge" — the general partner of the RUSSIA EXPO educational program.

The Main Street Stage of the Exposition featured performances by DFM DJs, Russian Radio stars and artists from the Rocket Records label. Among them were singer, Anna Sedokova, showman and musician Anton Lavrentiev, blogger and fitness trainer Alexei Stolyarov, pop group 5UTRA and other performers.

Photo: Anatoly Medved/RIA News

In addition, the hosts of the morning show "Hard Boiled. Russian-style!" on Russian Radio Andrei Makeev and Misha Nabokov held a quiz and raffled off prizes from the radio station.

Photo: Anatoly Medved/RIA News

Throughout the day there were events dedicated to Radio Day. In particular, Dmitry Shumansky, radio and TV presenter, author and vlog host of EMERCOM 101, spoke about working in radio to the guests of Pavilion No. 55 "Home of Youth". In addition, a DJ tournament was held on the Main Street Stage — musicians were mixing compositions in real time.

Photo: Anatoly Medved/RIA News
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