My Tour Diary: Live Sets and Gig Highlights
I’m always on the move, chasing that next high-energy set. From massive festival stages to intimate club nights across India, here’s a look at where I’ve been and where the party’s taking me next.
So excited to have played a hip hop set for the incredible Seedhe Maut and Krsna at the Moonrise Festival in Delhi. Sharing the stage with such huge names was an amazing experience.
It was an honor to play an opening set for the legendary Nooran Sisters at Soho Delhi. Their energy is unmatched, and it was a night of incredible live music.
Throwback to when I played the opening set for the one and only Parmish Verma. The energy at Soho Delhi was absolutely electric that night.
Another poster from the Moonrise Festival, highlighting my set for hip hop artist Krsna. This was one of the biggest festivals in Delhi.
A flyer from my "Friday Mashup" night at Foxtrot in Cyber Hub. These commercial beat nights are all about playing the biggest hits and keeping the weekend vibe going.
This poster is from my X-Mas Eve Soirée at Wafira in Kolkata. Holiday parties are always special, and this one went on until 5 AM.
Bringing the beats to the mountains! This was for a special Halloween techno night at The Que Cafe in Shimla, where I played an Afro House and Tech House set.
A poster from my return to the techno scene at The Kai Room. It's always a thrill to play for a crowd that truly loves deep and driving electronic music.
This flyer announced my performance at Sincity, Soho Delhi, alongside international artist Elif. It's always exciting to be part of a lineup with global talent.
A dynamic video flyer for my "Feminite" night at Limitless in Noida. These animated posters are a cool way to announce upcoming gigs.
About My Tour Diary
Touring is all about the transition—adapting my set from a massive festival stage like Moonrise in Delhi to a moody, intimate club night at Wafira in Kolkata. I don’t just drop the same playlist everywhere; I scout the venue beforehand, check the crowd’s energy, and adjust my technical setup and track selection so every performance feels local and tailor-made for that specific room.
Being a traveling DJ is a constant rush, but it requires a lot of behind-the-scenes work. When I’m playing a 90-minute headline festival set, my focus is on rapid transitions and high-tempo commercial hits to keep 500+ people locked in. But when I’m in a smaller club like The Kai Room or Habibi, I switch gears. That’s where I get to dive into deeper melodic techno or house grooves, reading the room and building the set to match the specific vibe of the night.
How I Prep for Gigs
- Venue Research: I always look up the space. A rooftop bar needs a different energy than a closed-off basement club.
- Technical Readiness: I travel with my own Pioneer gear specs in mind, ensuring my rider is respected so I can just plug in and play without tech issues.
- Crowd Sync: My favorite part is the MC work. Whether I'm shouting out the crowd or managing the mic energy, I make sure the audience feels like they're part of the mix, not just listening to it.
Whether it's a Holi party, a college fresher's bash, or a high-end corporate event, I bring that same intensity. If you’re checking this out because you’re planning an event, know that I don’t just show up—I come ready to turn the volume up and keep the floor full until the lights come on.
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