noiseyard

May 24, 8:30 p.m.

Beera91 Taproom, Koramangala

entrance fees

Rock band Noiseyard was originally a four-member band and is now led by Sweston and Subhoshi Das. Taking inspiration from artists like Radiohead, Jeff Buckley and Bob Dylan, expect pop rock, classic tunes and their original songs at Noiseyard’s performance at the Beera91 Taproom this Friday.

A note for the program said, “Led by Sweston’s charming vocals and skillful guitar playing, accompanied by Subhoshi’s mastery on lead guitar, their music offers a fresh blend of familiarity and novelty. Whether they are crowd favorites or Whether grooving to the songs or performing their own original compositions, Noiseyard always delivers a memorable musical experience.”

meg and marvel

May 25, 6:30 pm onwards

Rainbow Bridge Academy, near Ulsoor Lake

Entry: ₹499, via skillbox.com

At 12, Megan Rakesh is well on her way to becoming a rock and roll legend in India and she’s already put in a few years of hard work. Her band, Meg and the Miracles, will take the stage at Rainbow Bridge Academy with a slightly different set up than the loud, big-stage rock performances she’s used to giving. The Artist Showcase Concert Series at Rainbow Bridge will see Meg and the Miracles in a more intimate setting, though that likely won’t stop Megan from bringing out her distinctive powerhouse vocals. A typical show usually includes everything from rock and roll to R&B and country, as well as her own songs like ‘Find My Way.’

Megan says, “This event is extremely special and is dedicated to my dog ​​Cooper who crossed the Rainbow Bridge on May 25th last year. One can expect a spectacular vocal performance with my dynamic six-piece band which includes covers of Janis Joplin, Ronnie James Dio, Beth Hart, Guns N’ Roses, Led Zeppelin, Prince, Mr. Big to name a few and we will be playing some of my new, unreleased material as well from my upcoming EP Unforgiven,

Gutsleit, Chaos and Hostilian

May 26, from 6 p.m.

Fandom in Gillies Redefined, Koramangala

Entry fee: ₹499, through Insider.in, plus cover charge of ₹500 at the entrance

Barbarous Sessions joins the fandom this weekend, bringing back Mumbai death metal band Gutslit, Trivandrum native thrash metal act Chaos and Hyderabad metal band Hostilian. With three heavy-hitter acts on the lineup, the moshpits are likely to be nonstop. Gutslit are back to release their horror album sensual in 2023. In the meantime, Chaos are preparing for their next album which has the tentative title Wow, Hostilian, for their part, bring experimental groove metal to the line-up, bringing their previous two EPs Catalyst And monolith,

Gurdeep Singh Narang, bassist and founder of Gutslit, says, “This is one of our last shows of this edition of Gutslit and we are excited to close it with Bangalore who always knows how to party. It’s going to be massive.”

Dabji

May 26, from 8 pm onwards

White Lotus Superclub, HSR Layout

Entry Fee: ₹699 (General Entry), ₹949 (VIP), ₹1,499 (VIP Front Row), ₹1,999 (Meeting), via Insider.in, plus cover charge at the entrance .

Riding on the success of the film’s 2022 song ‘Manavaalan Thug’ ThallumalaMalayalam rapper and singer Dabzi is in the city after performing in Calicut as part of his ongoing shows. 2024 has already been an eventful year for Dabzie, who released his album 10 streetlent his distinctive singing style to a song from the film ‘Illuminati’ surgeAlso singles like ‘Manaka’ were released through Mass Appeal India.

For his show this weekend, Dubzy is called Malabari Manavalan in reference to his hit song. The rapper says on his website, “The unexpected success of ‘Manavlan Thug’, a track I initially composed for my independent album, opened doors I never imagined. It became more than just a song. It became a bridge between generations, uniting people through the spoken language and beats that define my Malabar roots.”