What is Bud x Boiler Room?

Globally, Boiler Room televises underground music as it happens from around the world to a massive online community. By doing so, they aim to create windows into scenes and sounds from every corner of the globe, connecting millions of music heads with the specific music we love. This communal participation has redrawn the map for underground culture and proven that mass audiences now subscribe to alternative choice. Boiler Room in collaboration with Budweiser has brought Bud x Boiler Room to New Delhi, commencing this week!

AND GUESS WHAT? Boiler Room is BACK to India, Titled BUD x Boiler Room!

If you were one of the lucky ones who got an invite to the last edition, you know how absolutely wonderful it was! This time around, they're back in collaboration with Budweiser for a 3-day adventure including workshops, master classes, never seen before collaborations, lectures and the main Boiler Room gig, which as usual will be broadcasted all over the world. Titled 'BUDx', the event will feature Brainfeeder artist 'Teebs', Sarathy Korwar, Ash Koosha Kindness, and many other International and Domestic artists!

If you're one of the lucky ones attending Bud x Boiler Room, this is what you should look forward to:

1. Art Of Management and Discovery in Music Panel: Listen to Rolling Stone Executive Director Nirmika Singh, KRUNK's founder Sonali Arora, SAAVN's Srikanth Seshadari and Social's Business Head Mayank Bhatt talk about management and finding new artists. This is a must for people looking to get their career started/expanding their career as musicians further.
2. DJ School: Want to learn how to DJ/get introduced to the art? Check out Pioneer producers Skip and Mash as they get into the smallest details about DJ'ing and everything that surrounds it.
3. Our Domestic Representatives: Make sure you go out and support our homegrown artists that include Corridors, Zokhuma, BLOT!, Malfunction amongst many others.

Check Out The BUD x Boiler Room Schedule Below

Looking back at the success of Boiler Room last time, I can only imagine how huge it would be this time around. If this isn't an indication of the rise of Electronic Music in our country, then I don't know what is!