Ava Max announces virtual concert 'Unmute Your Voice' on Triller, pumped fans say they're 'ready for slayage'

The pop star made the announcement along with a promotional video featuring several clips from Max's latest music videos including 'Kings & Queens', 'Naked' and 'Who's Laughing Now'
PUBLISHED OCT 7, 2020
Ava Max (Alberto E Rodriguez/Getty Images)
Ava Max (Alberto E Rodriguez/Getty Images)

Singer-songwriter Ava Max is set to perform a special live concert this week. Presented by Rock The Vote and sponsored by Pepsi, the exclusive 'Unmute Your Voice' concert will be performed virtually through the Triller platform. The Ava Max exclusive gig will take place on two separate nights: kicking off on Thursday, October 8, at 5 pm PT / 8 pm ET, and on Friday, October 9, at 5 pm PT / 8 pm ET.

"Something special’s coming this Thursday, 10/8 at 8pm EST!! Tune in: http://go.triller.co/pepsiunmuteyourvoice…  #PepsiUnmuteYourVoice@Pepsi @RockTheVote @Triller," the pop star wrote on Twitter on October 6 alongside a promotional video for 'Unmute Your Voice'. The video shows several clips from Max's latest music videos including 'Kings & Queens', 'Naked', and 'Who's Laughing Now'.

At the end of the clip, Ava Max encouraged Americans to register to vote for the upcoming elections. You can do so by clicking on the link here. You can watch the clip below.



 

Fans on Twitter were quick to share their excitement over the upcoming concert, with many who noted that they "Can't wait."



 



 

"Ready for the slayage," said one fan while another asked excitedly in all caps, "WHERE DO I SIGN UP?" adding a humorous GIF of Forrest Gump bolting down the road from the film 'Forrest Gump'.



 



 

One fan wrote, "the new main pop girlie is coming."



 

While fans called her "QUEEN" and "LEGEND", many also deemed her QUEEN OF PEPSI and commented that Coca Cola missed an opportunity.



 



 



 

"COCA COLA WISHES," said a fan while another wrote, "QUEEN OF PEPSI ENDED COCA FLOPLA."



 



 

'Kings & Queens', 'Naked', and 'Who's Laughing Now' are all singles by Ava Max released in 2020 that appear on her very first full-length. The debut album, titled 'Heaven & Hell', released on September 18 and is split into two sides; the former contains anthemic sounds while the latter incorporates darker melodies. 'Heaven & Hell' was met with generally favorable reviews from music critics, with many who praised the upbeat production and Max's vocal abilities.

The LP also impacted the charts, peaking at No 2 on the UK Albums Chart and at No 27 on the US Billboard 200. 

The upcoming Triller concert will mark the second virtual concert where fans will get to hear songs from 'Heaven & Hell' performed live. On September 25, Ava Max performed songs from the album in the online video game 'Roblox'. The turnout for the event proved greatly successful, clocking in 1.15 million visitors who showed up to watch Ava Max perform in a pixelated world, according to Digital Music News.

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