Mixed bag of music comes to Bengaluru this weekend
The Hindu
This weekend will see a little bit of everything for every kind of music lover in the city
March 14, 10 am onwards
Chamara Vajra, Jayamahal
Entry: Zero1byzerodha.com/fest
The festival season goes from strength to strength this week with a multi-genre lineup of artistes performing to cap off the Zero1 Fest by Zerodha. While the conference side of the event with panel discussions and keynote speakers are a big draw in themselves, there’s plenty of music to add a different energy to the festival. The likes of hip-hop artiste Raftaar, pop singer-songwriter Lisa Mishra, Arunachal Pradesh’s singer-songwriter Taba Chake, Mumbai funk and nu-disco duo Madboy/Mink and singer-songwriter Aanchal Bordoloi will perform.
The comedy lineup as part of the Zero1 Fest will include the like of Abhishek Upmanyu, Kenny Sebastian and Urooj Ashfaq.
March 14 and 15, 9:30 pm onwards
Windmills, Whitefield
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