Bangalore Death Fest
May 30, 6:30 pm
Super club, ignite HSR layout
Entry: Skillboxes.com and 1,900 ahead
If this city likes anything about its death metal, it is that it has become sharp and tireless with a node for the old school. The third edition of Bangalore Death Fest is bringing such bands to make headlines by the American Death Metal Veterans genocide, with the support of Mumbai Trio Atomosfier and City-based band Regicide.
From the 1980s, part of the Florida metal scene, massacre, will start its India in this program. Expect content from their seminal 1991 album BeyondGiven his India stop, the bearing down under and death of the massacre in Asia’s visit is part of. The band currently features singers work, guitarist Carlos Gonzalez and Jason Baning, Basist Tim Wilson and drummer Alden Santos. “The band will give a mixture of the classic hit, fresh material and some wonder,” it is said in the incident details.
A pair bonus is coming behind releasing its latest single ‘collosal abores’, which they say “almost a apocalypse delays human condition in the world, which we live now.”
Lala Tamar
30 and 31 May, 9:30 pm
Windmill, Whitefield
Entry: ₹ 2,000 (seating), ₹ 750 (standing), Windmills- India.com and Bookmyshow.com
Lala Tamar | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement
Vocalist, Dancer and Guimbri (a lute-lick, three-string instrument) artist Lala Tamar will perform with his band in Windmills later this week. Described by the organizers as a “electrification force” with a border-defy and fiery performance style, the copper will be included by the flameko guitarist offer Roanen, Basistus Uusma Meneya and drummer Habib Behau.
The event description states that Lala was picked up in Morocco and Brazil, a “complex migrant identity that he expresses through music, movement and mysticism.” It adds, “with a deep reverence for its separdic Amazing heritage, Tamar reinforced the music heritage of North Africa with a deep personal and modern voice.
Tattakai
June 1, 7 pm
Super club, ignite HSR layout
Entry: After ₹ 320, through skillboxes.com, plus cover at the door
Paranoid Arthling | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement
Rocking bands with a reason are coming to the city, kicking the multi-city Tatakai tour in Bangalore. These include the Sri Lankan Rock Band Paranoid Arthling, Pune-based Rock Trio Nemophilis and the North East-Oro Electronic Rock/Nu-Metal Band Rain Sahara. All three bands intend to bring social messages through their performance, from mental health to economic and environmental crises.
“We are returning to Bangalore as a performance in 2009 since our last gig in 2009,” says Mirshad Bakman, Frontman of Paranoid Arthling.
The rain at Sahara’s singer Len Hringman says, “The entire tour is a completely do-an-yasented bootted attempt, in which all three bands are confident of putting in heart, uproar and faith.”
Talking about his settlement, Nemophilis drummer Akrash Singh says, “Fans are definitely ready for a live mix of powerful tracks from our previous albums, SnowfallEnergy will be electric! And, combining a special touch with our acoustic album on 1 June, we will weave in a couple of those songs in our settist. ,
Axis krishnan trio
June 1, 6 pm
The Blue Room, Jayanagar
Entry: LinkTr.ee/thebloroom.blr through Link 800
Akshada Krishnan Trikari | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement
Pianoist and composer Akshada Krishnan has performed in Goa and Pondicherry in recent times and is now making its way to Bengaluru for an intimate gig in the trio format, which has been included by Electric Bass on Drum and Sricharan Sundar on Rohit PS.
Described as “demand set” by organizers and site The Blue Room, Akshada Krishnan is a new Jazz Act on Trio Block and their set will feature contemporary jazz compositions by impacts such as Shaye Mestro, Nate Smith, Avishai Cohen and Tigran Hamasian.
The event description states, “Specially displayed musicians are not only pianists, but also a drummer and double basist, known for their sophisticated and intensive music language and challenging compositions. Expect odd meters, fickle groups and rich hormonic languages ​​that support dynamic, story-conducted music.
Published – May 28, 2025 07:04 pm IST
