LG Electronics to Promote 'LG Signature' Value at Renowned German Music Festival

Main Sponsor Participation at Rheingau Music Festival
LG SIGNATURE OLED TVs, Refrigerators, and Wine Cellars Displayed Throughout the Venue

LG Electronics is showcasing LG SIGNATURE products such as wine cellars and TVs at the Eberbach Monastery in Germany, where the Rheingau Music Festival performances are held.
[Photo by LG Electronics]

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Heung-soon] LG Electronics is strengthening its cultural and artistic marketing in Germany by promoting its ultra-premium home appliance brand, 'LG Signature.'

LG Electronics announced on the 28th that it will participate as the main sponsor of the renowned Rheingau Music Festival held in Germany until September 5. Throughout the festival, LG Signature OLED TVs, refrigerators, wine cellars, and more will be exhibited at various wineries where concerts and performances take place.

Additionally, the LG Signature Concert will be held featuring violinist Kim Bom-sori, pianist Katia Buniatishvili, and cellist Pablo Fernandez. The LG Signature Award, where wine experts select the best wines from the Rheingau region, will also be conducted.

LG Electronics continues premium marketing to effectively communicate the value of LG Signature, where art and technology harmonize, in line with the campaign slogan of LG Signature, "Art that inspires technology, technology that completes art."

Recent representative collaborations include being selected as the official partner of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in the UK, as well as partnerships with the Pushkin Museum in Russia, the American Ballet Theatre in the US, and La Scala Opera House in Italy.

Lee Cheon-guk, Executive Vice President and Head of LG Electronics Europe, said, "It is an honor to promote LG Signature at the world-renowned Rheingau Music Festival," adding, "We will captivate customers' hearts by carrying out differentiated marketing that highlights the premium value of LG Signature."

Meanwhile, the Rheingau Music Festival, which began in 1987, is held in several cities in the Rheingau region, a representative wine-producing area in Germany. This year, approximately 190 performances will be presented at over 20 locations.

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