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Leslie Lewis and Airport on Artistaloud, 17 August 2012

by Sound Box (August 17, 2012)

My Exgf Whose Engaged Is Contacting Me Again Catch Lesle Lewis and Airport in the on-going Thank God its Rock on Friday (TGIRF), the legendary rock retribution series by ArtistAloud.com. This unique one of a generic xenical kind rockumentary series … READ MORE >>

Posted in Events, Guide | Tagged Airport, Artistaloud.com, Lesle Lewis, TGIRF Season 2, Thank God its Rock on Friday (TGIRF) | Comments Off

Bar.Love.Food – Literally

by Divya Naik (April 18, 2012)

It may sound bizarre to be inspired by apes in Congo – but it’s true. Bonobo in Bandra has been designed exotically in order to give that sort of vibe and it derives its name from the same – it … READ MORE >>

Posted in Venue Watch | Tagged 2nd Floor, Airport, Alex Miles, Alien Chutney, an event management company, Anushka Manchanda, apes in Congo, Baltimore, Bandra, Bandra West, big beat, Bombay Elektrik Projekt, Bonobo, Bonobo Blues Festival, breaks, Brother Culture, classic house, Concord Dawn, dancehall, Danny Bhoy, disco, Divya Naik, DJ Pramz, drum n bass, Dubstep, electro, endangered ape, Expresso Martini, founding partner, funk, glitch, grime, hip-hop, Hipnotribe, Indie, Jose Luis Pardo, jungle, kala ghoda festival, Kenilworth Mall Phase 2, Linking Road, mashups, Menno de jong, Mixology menus, Mumbai, Nevil Timbadia, Off Linking Road, Oliver Molden, pop, prem joshua, Rajasthan Roots, Reggae, Reji/rayG, resident disc jockey, retro, Robert Owen Campbell, rock, Rodney Branigan, Saahil and Nevil Timbadia, Shaair + Func, Shlomo, Shrilektric, Smash Ups, soul, stand-up comedian, stand-up comedian Danny Bhoy, Swarathma, swing, techno, That Cat Entertainment, Tiger TranslateIndia, Tough on Tobacco, Voctronica, Wobble nights, Zero | Comments Off

Romancing Rock

by Divya Naik (February 19, 2012)

Divya Naik traces the evolution of the Mumbai edition of Hard Rock Cafe Liberalization brought with it brought in cultural transformations and gradually, with time; many sub cultures started mushrooming in the metros. It brought Roger Waters to Mumbai. It … READ MORE >>

Posted in Venue Watch | Tagged Aerosmith, Agnee, Airport, Alexandra Stan, Bajaao IT, beatles, Bengaluru, Blakstratblues, Bombay Dyeing Mills Compound, Bruce Springsteen, Cassini’s Division, corporate headquarters, Cry Freedom, Delhi, Dirty Vegas, Divya Naik, DJ Roane, e Jon Bon Jovi, Elvis Presley, Euphoria, Green Day, Hard Kaur, hard rock cafe, Hyderabad, Independence Rock, Iron Maiden, Jay Sean, Jazz by the Bay, Kailasa, Led Zeppelin, Madonna, Megadeth, Motherjane, One Night Stand, Orlando, Pandurang Budhkar Marg, Paul Van Dyk, Pentagram, Performance Hall of Fame, Pritesh Prabuhne, pune, Raghu Dixit Project, Ray Ban Never Hide Sounds, resident DJ at Shiro, Rock Shop, Roger Waters, Shakira, Something Relevant, Soulmate, Suraj Jagan, Three Guys and a Girl, Top of the Rock performance award, U2, Worli, Zedde, Zygnema | Comments Off

Storm in the coffee bowl

by Anita Iyer (January 25, 2012)

The Storm Fest rightly blended camping and music with an envious lineup in its debut year, finds Anita Iyer All roads led to Napoklu in Karnataka’s Coorg district as India’s first camp-out music weekend – Storm Fest marked its debut … READ MORE >>

Posted in Features, Spotlight | Tagged Agam, Airport, Anil Chawla & Dale Anderson, Anita Iyer, Ankur and the Ghalat Family, Arjun Vagale, Bandeh, Bengaluru, Breed, camp-out music weekend, Colonial Cousins, Coorg, DJ Judge Jule, DJ Nikhil Chinnapa and Pearl, Ek. Together, Faridkot, Gudugudiya Sedi Nodo, Henrick B, Indian Ocean, IP Singh, Jalabee Cartel, January, Kandisa, Karnataka, La Pongal, Leslie Lewis, Liquidspace Entertainment, MTV Gatecrash, Mysore Se Aayi, Napoklu, Ninna Poojege Bande, Pari Hoon Mein, Parvaaz, Pyaasi, Raghu Dixit Project, Rajashri Sanyal, Rudy Wallang, sanjay Dutta, Shillong based blues band, Soulmate, Swarathma, The Storm Fest, Tipriti, Topiwale, Yaaron, Yodhaka | Comments Off

Storm Festival postponed due to heavy rains

by Sound Box (November 7, 2011)

Storm Festival which was scheduled to take place in Stormfields, Napoklu, Coorg, in Karnataka has just been postponed due to heavy rains. Recent Update: “Alright peeps… It’s been raining quite heavily in Coorg, making the situation quite difficult… There … READ MORE >>

Posted in Events, Guide | Tagged Agam, Airport, Anil Chawla, Ankur & the Ghalat Family, Arjun Vagale, Astitvaa, Aurko, Breed, Clement, Coorg, Dale Anderson, DJ SAN, Faridkot, Heavy Rains, Indian Ocean, Julie Thompson, Kalypso, Karnataka, Kay Mikado, La Pongal, Lesle Lewis, Napoklu, Pearl, Postponsed, Projekt Square, Raghu Dixit Project, Richard Durand, Rishi Inc, sanjay Dutta, Sekhar, Sied VCan Riel, SJ Swing, Soulmate, Storm Music Festival, Stormfields, Swarathma, Thomas Gold, Tuhin, Vanchan Chinappa, Vilas, Vishnu, Wayne Beck, yodhakaa | Comments Off

The REVIVAL Concludes

by Divya Naik (June 4, 2011)

Divya Naik spent time at the nale of the Revival of the Bandstand Culture in Mumbai recently and loved every minute After acts spanning almost eight weeks, the extravaganza that was the Revival of the Bandstand Culture came … READ MORE >>

Posted in Fest Watch | Tagged Airport, Andy McKee, Ankit Dayal, Ankur Tewari, Bombay Bassment, Bombay Chamber of Industry and Commerce, Bombay Rockers Project, Colour Compound, Dadar Chowpatty, Dischordian, Don Ross, Hanging Gardens, Hawa Mein Udta Jaaye, Hitesh, Imli Imchen, Indian Navy Band, Intehaan Ho Gayi Intezaar Ki, Junckt, Maharashtra Tourism and Development Corporation, Main Hoon Don, Mihir Joshi, Mumbai, New Age Fingerstyle, Pradakshinam, Preston Reed, Pulp Society, Radio One, Rajeev, Rang, Revival, Revival of the Bandstand Culture, Shor Bazaar, Snowdown Clown, Something Relevant, Split, the Ghalat Family, the MCGM, Umang, Vasuda Sharma, Y B Chavan Auditorium | 1 Comment

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Leslie Lewis and Airport on Artistaloud, 17 August 2012

Bar.Love.Food – Literally

Romancing Rock

Storm in the coffee bowl

Storm Festival postponed due to heavy rains

The REVIVAL Concludes

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