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S.R. Janakiraman, who passed away recently, was a guiding light for generations of musicians and an authoritative voice on the theory and practice of Carnatic music.

Conceived and curated by Vishwakiran Nambi, to be held in Bengaluru, aims to build a dialogue between dance and cinema

indieMagic, a new concert series, debuts with Pune-origin band Easy Wanderlings this weekend

Raise your glasses to a magical evening filled with music, trivia and good cheer, as Squirrels in the Attic is set to bring the best of British Invasion music to the stage in a lively tribute

To be staged after three decades, the production choreographed by guru Rhadha, will be presented on September 19 in Chennai.

Conceived by Krishnakshi Kashyap with music by Bhaskar Jyoti Ojah, the production engages Assams devotional heritage through the Panchabhuta, evoking Krishna as cosmic consciousness.

Marking his 78th birthday, Bengalurus Dharohar festival celebrated not only Pt. Vinayak Torvis artistry but also his efforts to train generations of musicians and cultivate discerning audiences.

Titled Ae Meri Zindagi, Tu Chupi Hain Kahan, the music video shows glimpses of the songs recording featuring the legendary singer

Recently honoured with the Sangeet Natak Akademi Fellowship, the dancer, singer and theatre visionary reflects on her gurus, the artistes who inspired her, and the unwavering support of her family.

At CultureCon 2026, held recently at Mumbais National Centre for the Performing Arts, musicians and cultural leaders debated what technology can replicate and what remains distinctly human

Ahead of the India tour of Ragas to Reels, Utsav Lal reflects on riyaz, collaboration and musical exploration across cultures.

The poet, actor and singer of 2019 hit Achhe Din Blues discusses Bihar, Bukowski and his new song

Here are five songs we imagine Munna Bhaiya from Mirzapur would have on repeat, from his darker electronic influences to a faint glimpse of a romantic millenial catching on to a new stillness in love

The Bangalore Childrens Chorus will present Dont Stop Me Now, a musical showcase at Sabha, on September 5 and 6

Bengalurus CAUSE Foundation will present their latest musical Cry Baby on September 5, 6 and 11

Lollapalooza India has unveiled its lineup for the festivals fifth edition, with Olivia Dean, Limp Bizkit, Fontaines D.C., KATSEYE and Yousuke Yukimatsu among the major international acts

From Vyasaraya and Purandaradasa to Kanakadasa, how the saint-poets evocative verses found their way into the Carnatic repertoire.

Partons contributions have been eulogised after her death last week, and as a result, more people than ever know about her vast contributions provided specifically for the advancement of healthcare

The Mumbai-based Ambedkarite singer brings the voices of Kabir, Ravidas, Soyrabai, Chokhamela, Tukaram and Phule alive through his music.

The multiple award-winning artist had opened doors for generations of singers, songwriters, musicians, and dreamers from every walk of life, said Dolly Partons nephew

How Chennais cultural ethos continues to inspire, challenge and renew itself

Organised recently in Chennai by The Museum of Performing Arts to mark the legendary flautists centenary, the exhibition also featured concerts and an insightful talk.

The U.S.-based dancer presented Mauli: A Timeless Tradition at Kalakshetra, Chennai.

Sarveshans Prithvi opened the Natyarangams annual Bharatham festival, themed on Pancha Bhootham.

The young dancer made the most of an unusual theme at Natyarangams Pancha Bhootha Bharatham festival at Narada Gana Sabha in Chennai.

A new IGNCA video celebrates 150 years of Vande Mataram through Indias diverse dance traditions

Desh Ek Raag 3 brings together generations of Hindustani musicians to celebrate the spirit of nationhood.

The Italian conductor will lead the Symphony Orchestra of India (SOI) as part of National Centre for the Performing Arts Autumn Season 2026

Music composer, singer and visual artist Susha talks about her first independent full-fledged album, Love Language, collaborating with friends, and how making music took her on a journey through memory

Presented by kanjira artiste Guruprasanna, the ensemble of 10 artistes led by Jagadeesh Kurthkoti, combined vedic chants, recitation of shlokas and konnakol and intricate rhythm patterns.

An expansive Mukhari, sensitive accompaniment and a thoughtfully curated repertoire marked the Kalyani Menon tribute concert at The Music Academy, Chennai.

The popular lyricist and poet breaks down the process of working on the earworms, Vo Nahin, Tere Paas Mai and Kya Kamaal Hai from Imtiaz Alis Main Vaapas Aaunga'

Among the winners at the fifth and final edition of Destiny held in Chennai were the college dance crews from Sree Chitra Thirunal College of Engineering and College of Engineering Trivandrum and a crew from Polestar Dance Studio

Five dancers and five musicians come together to explore the myriad facets of the five elements at the Bharatham festival, to be held from August 14 to 18 at Narada Gana Sabha, Chennai.

There is a strong connection between Indian dance and textiles. American photographer Briana Blasko explored this interplay through stunning images in her book Dance of the Weaves. During the years she spent documenting costumes, she researched how fabrics acquire new expressions on the dancers body, assuming a unique flow and fall through the movements of different dance forms. With growing awareness about sustainability and the need to support traditional weaves and the artisans who create the