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Vir Das on What’s The Scene

"Any niche art form is a collection of struggling performers and I fully support an initiative like WTS that provides support to them"

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Bruce Lee Mani on What’s The Scene

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Jivraj Singh on What’s The Scene

"What's The Scene? has put in a lot of effort into visual documentation of the music scene and has taken thoughtful, well-executed photographs of gigs."

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Author Archives: Anomit Ghosh

September 9, 2011

Girish and The Chronicles at The Kyra Theatre, Bangalore

By - Anomit Ghosh on 09/09/2011 at 3:44 pm

It was a lazy Saturday evening with uncharacteristically empty roads in Bangalore, thanks to an extended holiday week. I had decided to attend the performance of a band that would be playing classic and ’80s rock. A quick check on Facebook about the band’s profile and some of their originals got me quite excited for the performance. The gig was scheduled to start at 8:30 p.m. and I was there by 8, not wanting to miss any part of the show. I got the chance to interact with the band’s manager, Ujjwal just before the show started and managed to get some interesting bits of information about the music scene in the…

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