FPRA Music Awards to take place on May 8th

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FPRA Music Awards to take place on May 8th

By Rashika Kumar

22/02/2021

Seru Serevi and Savuto at the FPRA Music Awards 2019. [image: file]

Good news for local musicians as the FPRA Music Awards that was cancelled last year due to COVID-19 will be held in May this year.

Fiji Performing Rights Association Director, Seru Serevi says to qualify for the awards this year, artists should have recorded music from January to December last year and entries to qualify for the awards closes this Friday.

Serevi says nominees for all 15 categories will be announced in a concert on the 20th of March at Thurston Garden in Suva.

The FPRA Music Awards will be held on 8th May at the Grand Pacific Hotel.

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