Malibu has something in stock for those who dream of living the beach bum lifestyle and worship at the altar of sun, sand and surf. Courtesy of the brand, the best gig this summer isn’t in an office— it’s on the beach with a cocktail in hand. The perfect summer will be a reality for one outgoing guy or gal, when the iconic spirit launches a search for the Radio Maliboom Boom Correspondent across the USA. In this role, one fortunate individual will travel across the country attending concerts, reporting from the road, interviewing celebrities and celebrating the season of sun.

The Correspondent position was developed to find the emcee for the Station Invasion Concert Tour presented by Radio Maliboom Boom, a 10-city musical series which will bring the spirit of the Caribbean from coast to coast. The Radio Maliboom Boom Correspondent will emcee the tour, introduce the musical acts and rally the nation to get their island on—Malibu style.

«We’re liberating one person from their dull routine to enjoy the summer of a lifetime,» said Anna Battiloro, Senior Brand Manager of Malibu. «This role requires someone who is outgoing, creative and passionate—someone who is capable of keeping our fans up to speed on the concert happenings, and who really knows how to engage a crowd.»

In addition to leading the party and rallying the nation, the Correspondent will be creating videos, blog posts, Facebook updates and tweets. The selected applicant will also represent Malibu by conducting and participating in video, radio and media interviews across the nation, making for a most excellent summer stint.

Starting April 1, applications for the Radio Maliboom Boom Correspondent are being accepted online through May 15; those interested must be 25 and over, fill out an application and submit a video ‘reel’ that creatively showcases why they should be chosen, incorporating three key messages about Malibu. Three finalists will attend training in Malibu’s homeland of Barbados from June 20-23. The summer stipend for the Correspondent will be $15,000—and all the dancing they can handle.