UNITE 2nd Edition: The Mirror to Tomorrowland Returns To India
MUMBAI: Tomorrowland is the biggest international festival on the planet.
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A debut classical affair: Orchestre de la Suisse Romande to enthral in India
Not a lot of bells would ring when you hear the name 'Orchestre de la Suisse Romande', but be assured, the group specializing in French and Swiss
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DJs/producers who rush to build their brand without establishing a solid base will fall off the grid : Styluxtakut
MUMBAI: 'Stylus' stands for the needle on the turntable tone arm that touches the vinyl record, 'Lust' popularly means possessing a strong desire
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Jazz Up Your Weekend: How India is celebrating the genre
MUMBAI: India and Jazz music crossed paths almost a century ago and the affair between the two had its ups and downs ever since.
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For the first time ever: Santana and Rahman at Infosys' corporate gig
MUMBAI: Music maestro AR Rahman and American legendary guitarist and composer Carlos Santana performed in San Fransisco, California, last night - o
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Actor Vikram salutes people of Chennai with emotional, inspiring video
MUMBAI: Almost six months after Chennai faced the extreme wrath of nature through what was later concluded as one of the worst calamities the city
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Siddharth Basrur rocks Bollywood again with 'Baaghi' song
MUMBAI: Mumbai metal outfit Scribe's vocalist Siddharth Basrur continues to create a strong impression in Bollywood with the contribution to m
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Nucleya releases Saavn's 'official' contract
MUMBAI: On this day, it would be pretty much safe to say Nucleya has established himself as the hottest electronic music act of the country, and th
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The sound of beauty - how a musical is born in India
MUMBAI: If 'Beauty and the Beast' is a treat for sore eyes, it's manna for the ears as well.
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Universal Music India becomes the first Indian record label to launch international music merchandise
MUMBAI: The access to legitimate merchandise of some of the most recognised musicians of the world will no longer be a hassle for Indian consumers.
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