In honor of contributions made by Asian-Pacific Americans, Macy’s celebrates Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month this May at select Macy’s locations nationwide. Macy’s will host the platinum-selling Far East Movement for a series of performances and appearances in six markets across the country geared toward highlighting and celebrating the unique influence of Asian-Pacific Americans on American culture and pop music. (also check out Far East Movement in the HTC One commercial)
Far East Movement, the phenomenon that exploded on the American music scene and broke barriers is coming to Macy’s! The group is the face of Macy’s Asian Pacific American Heritage Month celebration. They’ll be dropping by stores across the country to give a live performance and chat about how their culture has influenced their musical style. Come meet them at your local Macy’s! Don’t miss the excitment! they’ll be celebrating Asian Pacific American Heritage Month all month long at a Macy’s near you. Come be a part of the movement and experience Far East Movement in their very own Macy’s listening party where they’ll perform their latest music!
| Store Name & City | Date & Time | Floor | RSVP Information |
| Metro Center Washington, DC |
May 9 @ 5:30pm | Lower Level | http://apahmmetrocenter.eventbrite.com |
| Union Square San Francisco, CA |
May 11 @ 2pm | Impulse on the 3rd Floor | N/A |
| First Colony Mall Houston, TX |
May 19 @ 2pm | Level 1 | http://apahmTX.eventbrite.com |
| South Coast Plaza Costa Mesa, CA |
May 22 @ 6pm | Level 2 | http://apahmOC.eventbrite.com |
| Herald Square New York, NY |
May 23 @ 6pm | Level 4 | http://apahmnyc.eventbrite.com |
| State Street Chicago, IL |
May 30 @ 12pm | Level 2 | N/A |
Turn Up the Love by Far East Movement
More about Far East Movement
Raised in Downtown Los Angeles, Cherrytree recording group Far East Movement (Kev Nish, Prohgress, J-Splif, and DJ Virman) embody the pulse of contemporary LA. They paid their dues at local clubs, expanding their fan base until they became city-wide stars in the wake of their first LA chart-topping pop hit, “Girls on the Dance Floor.” They made history on their debut album Free Wired when 2010’s multi-platinum selling single “Like a G6” became the first #1 Billboard Hot 100 song ever achieved by an Asian-American group. And followed with another Billboard Top 10 smash “Rocketeer.” Their sophomore album Dirty Bass features the international smash “Live My Life,” an anthemic all-night dance party featuring Justin Bieber, that reached Top 20 on Billboard and #2 on iTunes almost instantly. Their latest Dirty Bass single “Turn Up The Love” hit Top 10 in 10 countries and achieved over 50 million views on VEVO/YouTube.
