Show Your Momentum at Governors Ball with SENNHEISER

Posted On 05 Jun 2015

By : Jackie Cular

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Tag: @SennheiserUSA, #govball, #govball15, #governorsball, #headphones, #listen, #sennheiser, #sound, Festival, Music

Sennheiser Invites New Yorkers to ‘Show Their MOMENTUM’ at Governors Ball NYC, with Silent Disco and Listening Stations for URBANITE, MOMENTUM

Audio specialist Sennheiser invites New Yorkers to ‘Show their MOMENTUM’ during Governors Ball NYC, a three day, multi-stage music festival to be held on Randall’s Island in New York City between June 5th and 7th, 2015. For the third year in a row, and by popular demand, Sennheiser will feature a massive silent disco tent located near the main festival entrance, where festivalgoers can get loose with their friends while listening to premium wireless sound.

This year’s activation is centered on Sennheiser’s call to “Discover Your MOMENTUM,” as the company continues its MOMENTUM campaign, originally launched in mid-2014. As such, the company will host a range of activities that bring the campaign to life: From the popular silent disco dance tent, to unique headphone listening stations to a fun and memorable photo booth.

Visitors will also be able to participate in a range of social media contests for a chance to win tickets to next year’s festival and a pair of Sennheiser MOMENTUM headphones. Festivalgoers are encouraged to tweet images “showing their MOMENTUM” during the event to @SennheiserUSA for a chance to win.

This year’s activation features the new URBANITE headphones — the new sound of urban style, in a durable and trend-setting headphone design. The new URBANITE XL Wireless features intuitive touch controls and massive bass for music lovers on the go. Sennheiser will also have the second generation of its MOMENTUM headphones on hand, which provide stunning, detailed sound and which are hand crafted from the finest materials.

schedule for Sennheier’s Silent Disco at this weekend’s Governor’s Ball in NYC

About the Author

Jackie Cular is the East Coast Field Editor for All Access Music Group, Inc., reporting reviews and interviews from festivals and concerts in the eastern part of the US. Jackie is Editor-in-Chief of In the Key of Change (www.inthekeyofchange.com), which merges music with the social causes and charities that bands support. The site was created by this high school teacher in hopes of showing teens that having a social conscience is important, easy, and cool. The site features interviews with bands ranging from hard rock to indie to pop to hiphop to rap--regional, national, and international acts--by asking friendly, honest, and positive questions (they don't do negative press). They report on what bands are doing on stage as well as what they are doing off stage to help their communities. The site also has an online store filled with autographed donated band merchandise; the proceeds from the site are donated to the charity Music Drives Us--which donates instruments and music therapies throughout the Boston area. Jackie will travel up and down the eastern seaboard as well as the midwest to feature bands in many summer festivals. In 2015 she will cover many concerts and festivals, such as: Bonnaroo, Firefly, Warped Tour, Forecastle, Lollapalooza, and much more. For More Info visit us at: http://www.inthekeyofchange.com