Posts tagged ‘Baajaa Gaajaa’

The NH7 Guide to Upcoming Music Festivals (Jan-Mar 2012)

Monday, January 9th, 2012

Several music festivals, ranging from global music to folk, metal to fusion are slated to take place over the next three months. Here’s all you need to know.

Watch: ‘The Tribes Of Babel’ – Motherjane

Wednesday, February 10th, 2010

Kochi rock act Motherjane played the final curated performance of Baajaa Gaajaa 2010, opening for Indian Ocean (watch live video of their performance) at the Ishanya mall amphitheatre.

Watch: ‘Bandeh’ – Indian Ocean

Tuesday, February 9th, 2010

Indian Ocean played the final curated performance of Baajaa Gaajaa 2010 on Sunday, February 7. Their set was the highlight of the final day of the event, bringing to a close a rema

Pics: Baajaa Gaajaa Day Three

Tuesday, February 9th, 2010

There could be no more resounding a way to wrap up Baajaa Gaajaa 2010 than with a performance by one of the country’s top bands. Indian Ocean played a goosebump-inducing set at the

Pics: Baajaa Gaajaa Day Two

Sunday, February 7th, 2010

Folk music formed the focus of day two. Swarathma, who performed a set of mainly new material, drew the largest crowd for a gig on one of the open stages. The ghodi may have been

Watch: ‘Groovy Sense Of Timing’ – STR

Sunday, February 7th, 2010

Something Relevant played an Open Stage at Baajaa Gaajaa on Friday, February 5. ‘Groovy Sense Of Timing’ is a new song by the band (not on their album Feels Good To Be Live). Check it out here

It’s clear that this year’s instalment of Baajaa Gaajaa is all about the live performances. There’s plenty of music to be caught over the two open stages, that have performances between 11am and 6pm every day. Click through for pics.

We’re At Baajaa Gaajaa 2010

Friday, February 5th, 2010

Indiecision is at Baajaa Gaajaa 2010.

The second edition of the indie music conference kicks off today at Ishanya mall, Pune and runs through the weekend. We’re here with laptop

Indian Ocean, Motherjane To Play BG ’10

Wednesday, January 27th, 2010

Indie music conference Baajaa Gaajaa returns to Pune next month. The three-day affair organised by Shubha Mudgal and Aneesh Pradhan runs its second edition (the inaugural event ear

Baajaa Gaajaa 2010

Saturday, August 1st, 2009

Earlier this year, Pune played host to Baajaa Gaajaa; a first of its kind independent music expo. The three day event saw performances, seminars and screenings by a variety of arti

Baajaa Gaajaa Day Two Highlights

Monday, February 16th, 2009

The highlight of Day 2 at Baajaa Gaajaa was undoubtedly the ‘world premiere’ of Jaideep Verma’s rockumentary Leaving Home. The nearly two hour long film is a look at the “life and

Baajaa Gaajaa Day One Highlights

Wednesday, February 11th, 2009

Ishanya, the venue for Baajaa Gaajaa, is a huge mall that fits in, among other things, seminar halls, an amphitheater with lazer lights, an art gallery, a Barista that plays ’9

Indian Rock Bands Stay Away From Baajaa Gaajaa

Tuesday, February 10th, 2009

One would imagine that an expo on independent music would attract Indian indie rock musicians and record labels in droves. Considering that individuals from both these groups a

Back From Baajaa Gaajaa

Monday, February 9th, 2009

Back From Baajaa Gaajaa Hola dear reader! You may have noticed a conspicuous lack of updates over the last few days. We’ve been sipping overpriced, machine-made cold coffee at Baajaa Gaajaa, the three day indie music conference in Pune, soaking in the indie and the lovely (but strangely unpopular) surroundings of Ishanya, the venue of [...]

Watch: ‘Not My Kind Of Girl (live at Bonobo)’ – Zero

Wednesday, February 4th, 2009

In their x-th avatar, Zero played a short set at the Mumbai press conference for Baajaa Gaajaa sans vocalist Rajeev Talwar. The set included ‘Hate in Em’, ‘Not My Kind Of Girl’

Live: Alisha Batth, Ankur Tewari, Anushka Manchanda, Zero, Tough On Tobacco, Hipnotribe, Jonas Desai @ Bonobo

Tuesday, January 27th, 2009

If the artists who performed at the press meet held at Bonobo to announce Baajaa Gaajaa are to be taken as representative of our independent music scene, then the future of Ind