As winter in Delhi reluctantly
gave way to spring, the
music scene in the city, lying
dormant for a few weeks now,
too started blooming with
a number of fresh gigs. The
weekend was chock-a-block
with some exquisite acts and
we couldn’t have attended all
of them even if we wished too
and thus, decided to settle for
the one that garnered more
excitement and thrill than
others. We’re of course talking
about Bira 91’s April Fools’
Fest.
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The festival was in its second
edition this year and the
memories from its last episode
were still lingering fresh in
our minds. They resemblance
grew more vehement as we
made our way inside NSIC
Grounds, Okhla. The lineup
for the festival, which included
more than 20 artists, indicated
that the party was going to be
bigger and better this time and
all doubts, if there were any,
steered away from our minds
as our eyes started scanning
the venue. Everything, from
the stage to the space, seemed
amped up than the preceding
edition of the festival. The
comedy stage had been
converted (and pushed back)
into the bigger, comfier Room
91, vacating its space for a
number of food stalls. Bars
were proliferating across all
corners of the venue, pillars