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Performances by Jhene Aiko, Kali Uchis, and BJ the Chicago Kid at Boiler Room today!

9:57 AM PDT on April 13, 2016

Boiler Room and Ray-Ban team up once again to roll out a special 6-part activation series. Today, April 13th, they kick off the series with the first pillar: Open Your Heart, an evening of intimate musical connections curated by the Soulection collective, in an effort to bring together and celebrate the vibrant, embracive community of music fans.
Tune into Boiler Room TV tomorrow from 8:00pm-12:00am (PDT) to see performances by Jhene Aiko, Kali Uchis, BJ the Chicago Kid, and DJ sets from Soulection DJs. 

https://https://youtube.com/watch?v=bUANL9WoB90

Make sure to keep up with Boiler Room's worldwide events, as they are generally free with RSVP!!!

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