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Lockdown live music events this week, from Agam to Casteless Collective

Lockdown live music events this week, from Agam to Casteless Collective

Iconic independent acts, from EDM to folk and everything in between, make up this week’s Live Gigs. And there is a dose of creative comedy as well

South Side Story

Agam, Thaikuddam Bridge, Masala Coffee…the lineup of BookMyShow’s online concert South Side Story comprises many greats. Their fans — or anyone with an inkling about indie music in India — need no introduction to their music, so…

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A Musical Extravaganza by Radio Mirchi

Music is divine and one of the best food for the soul. What is better than experiencing this bliss live amidst hundreds and thousands of music lovers? With so many top events in Chennai, Mumbai and other big cities, audiences have been spoilt for choice. There is a host of organizers today in the country who have entered this new business of conducting concerts and other events Radio Mirchi, one of the best radio stations in the country, organizes these varied concerts featuring renowned musicians both in the Bollywood and non-Bollywood sphere.

The latest to make noise in the city of Chennai is the Mirchi Live Concert with Thaikkudam Bridge and Agam. Whoever attended any of the Mirchi Live Concerts has always given a positive response considering the fantastic artists Radio Mirchi chooses every time. As you wait for their much anticipated Mirchi Live With Vidya Vox, the people of Chennai have another reason to smile. Thaikuddam Bridge and Agam will be performing at the Mirchi live Fest on August 19 at Sir Mutha Venkata Subba Rao Concert Hall, Chennai.

Thaikuddam Bridge comprises singers from all over the country and creates music as charming as its name. Having its inception right near the famous Thaikuddam Bridge in Kerala, the band has come a long way performing at multiple venues and becoming famous on the strength of their YouTube videos. As of now, the band is working on their second album titled `Namah`. Agam, on the other hand, is a Bengaluru based Carnatic rock band with seven members; most of whom are the alumni of the renowned Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani. Getting their first break at an Ar Rahman judged competition Ooh La La La, Agam has bagged multiple awards since the release of their first album titled `The Inner Self Awakens`.

Would you miss these two bands creating a masterpiece live on stage? No, right? The concert will be an experience of a lifetime as the bands transport you into another world with their rhythm and beats. Remember the 19th of August and get your tickets booked at the earliest. The Mirchi Live Fest is one of its kind and all music lovers must attend these concerts to have a rich musical experience.