Book your tickets for India’s greenest music festival this December
It’s a euphoric year for music lovers across India as many of our favourites music festivals have announced the dates for their next editions. The seventh edition of India’s Greenest Music Festival is joining the club, Echoes of the Earthwhich will be held on December 7 and 8 in Bangalore and on February 1st and 2nd in Goa.
Echoes of the Earth is not just a celebration of India’s (and the world’s) musical landscape, but also of its fascinating nature. The festival aims to educate, create awareness and promote responsible celebration. Echoes of the Earth has hosted over 300 international and Indian artists over the past 6 years. This translates into multiple musical genres, engaging the community of musicians and their ardent listeners over the two days of the festival. This confluence makes for a unique experience that should definitely not be missed.
Line up
Mount Kimbie, renowned for their innovative sound, will be performing tracks from their fourth studio album during their India tour. French 79, having completed around 150 shows worldwide and amassing nearly 5 million monthly listeners, will bring captivating electronic sounds to the festival. Cobblestone Jazz, renowned for their unique blend of electronic and jazz influences, will also take to the stage. Making their Bangalore debut, Satori promises an eclectic performance with their soulful soundscapes. Modern Biology will offer a mesmerising listening experience by creating music using bioelectrical pulses from mushrooms. Add to this line-up Tiana Khasi, Waagal, Yīn Yīn, Dam Swindle, Ko Shin Moon and The Spaven D&B Curation, who will deliver a mix of live electronica, indie-pop, world music, jazz, house, techno and more.
Sustainability
First held in 2016, this music festival puts the spotlight on sustainability as well as the best Indian and international music, art and culture. The festival has a duty to do good for the environment as it goes the extra mile to uphold and promote the principles of sustainability by recycling and reusing old media and materials to create magnificent stages and setups.
This edition of the festival will once again draw attention to the resilience of nature in response to these seasonal changes, advocating for conscious and sustainable practices that protect the delicate balance of our ecosystem. This year’s “Greener Side” initiative aims to raise awareness and inspire conservation action.
Through partnerships with Felis Films, Hasiru Dala Innovations and Kempegowda International Airport Bengaluru, the festival offers a diverse array of experiences focusing on art, environmental education and community development.
Roshan Netalkar, Founder and Festival Director of Echoes of Earth, shared his excitement about the upcoming festival and said, “We are excited about the seventh edition of Echoes of Earth. This year’s theme, ‘Symphony of Seasons’, is incredibly special to us. It captures the essence of the seasonal changes we are witnessing and underlines our collective responsibility to preserve the natural balance of our ecosystem. This festival is a reflection of our commitment to raising awareness through art, music and meaningful conversations. We also extend our heartfelt gratitude to our partners, whose invaluable support and collaboration make this festival possible.”
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