Scott Henderson

April 12 and 13, after 9:30 p.m

Windmills, Whitefield

Tickets: ₹2,542 + tax per person (seated), ₹1,271 + tax per person (standing) via BookMyShow

Raised in Florida in the United States and known for his work in the Tribal Tech band he co-founded in the 1980s, Scott Henderson occasionally visits India. Nevertheless, their relationship deepened with each visit. The guitar virtuoso, known for his jazz and blues playing, will return to Bengaluru this weekend for two nights at the Windmills.

Influenced by guitar greats like Led Zeppelin and Jimmy Page of Jimi Hendrix, Henderson’s style also has an unmistakable rock stamp. The event description added, “With a career spanning decades, he has shared the stage with icons such as Chick Corea and Jean-Luc Ponty, leaving a lasting impression with his brilliant compositions and unparalleled tone. “

Additionally, Henderson has received several accolades, including Best Guitarist and Best Electric/Jazz-Rock/Contemporary Group/Artist in the Jazz Times Reader’s Poll (2019) and #1 Jazz Guitarist by Guitar World and Guitar Player’s Annual. Readers’ polls included. In the 1990s

Molly Gala Recording Company, Frizel D’Souza

April 13, after 8 p.m

Beira 91 Taproom, Koramangala

Tickets: ₹499 via Skillboxes

New Delhi-based artist Moli aka Anmol Gupta considers himself one of India’s youngest psychedelic rock artists. Part of initiatives like the Amplify Music Incubator and supporting the likes of Swiss post-rock band Hubris, Molly’s Band – called Molly Gala Recording Company, a nod to Delhi’s other psychedelic rock favourites, Peter Cat Recording Company. There is an approval. He took mind-bending shows across the country. He will now perform in Bengaluru as part of Molly’s upcoming album launch shows and testing grounds. Retrogression Progression.

Molly | Photo credit: Special Arrangements

Molly is joined by Bangalore-based singer-songwriter Farzil D’Souza, who hails from Mangalore. Moli Gala Recording Co. In addition to performing after releasing her single ‘Rag of a Broken Heart’, Frizzell also performed with jazz/blues band Derek and the Cats shortly after releasing her song ‘Diana’. Is.

Frazell D’Souza | Photo credit: Special Arrangements

Homemade Sessions ft Mahesh Raghunandan, Khalid Ahmed, Bruce Lee Mani

April 13, after 4 p.m

Morrow, Museum Road

Tickets: ₹1,000 through Skillboxes, plus ₹500 cover charge at the door

It’s not every day that some of the city’s best singer-songwriters gather in one room for a show, and that’s the allure of Homemade Sessions, a gig series featuring Mahesh Raghunandan as well as rock veterans Thermal and One Quarter Bruce. is also bringing Apart from Lee Mani, Kashmiri singer and guitarist Khalid Ahmed of the rock band Faraz.

Mahesh Raghunandan | Photo credit: Special Arrangements

Homemade Sessions kicks off its third season with this “Episode,” having hosted 18 shows over two years with a total of over a thousand attendees. In Moro, we’ll see Mahesh delving into his soulful material, old and new, featuring Bruce Lee Mani as well as acoustic versions of his solo material and perhaps TAAQ’s favourites. Ahmed, on his part, is likely to perform stripped-down versions of a few of Parvez’s songs, along with his solo songs.

Dynamite Disco Club w/ Stalwart John, Audio Units, Carissa

April 13, after 8:30 p.m

Indira Nagar Social

Tickets: RSVP via Insider.in, plus cover charge at the door

One of the city’s most reliable party starters on the block, armed with the indomitable power of disco and its adjacent styles, Dynamite Disco Club is celebrating seven years in the making this week with events all over the place. The line-up includes collective founding stalwart John on the decks, with DJ producer Audio Units doing the house set, as well as Vakil and DJ Carissa bringing disco, house and deep house music to the dance floor. are

DJ Carissa | Photo credit: Special Arrangements

The event is detailed in the backstory of the Dynamite Disco Club. It says, “On the productive straits of Bangalore, stood the invincible armies of the barbarian Hannibal. The mercenaries and warriors of all barbarian nations bent on a vision, dancing the people and leading them to heaven.” Your Emperor is pleased to present to you the 86th edition of Dynamite Disco Club featuring the stalwart John of Dynamite – the stalwart lyceum in Bangalore’s history Representing, DDC is proud to present to you Carissa.