High-Energy Navratri & Garba Live Music
Navratri is all about the heartbeat of the crowd. With my band 27 STAARS, we bring the authentic beats and high-energy music that keep your dance floor packed all night long.
The joy of Navratri on Day 2 at the 4 Seasons event in Leicester. The hall was filled with vibrant colours and happy faces, with everyone from kids to elders enjoying the garba. My band and I thrive on this collective energy.
There's no better feeling than being right in the middle of the khelaiyas in Muscat, Oman. I love leaving the stage to sing and dance with the crowd. It creates a connection where the artists are above and the dancers are below, but we are all one family celebrating together.
Performing the classic 'Mor Bani Thangat Kare' for a dhamaal Garba event. You can see my band 27 STAARS in full flow and the energetic crowd lost in the traditional dance. This is the essence of a true Gujarati celebration.
A glimpse from our Pre-Navratri event in Leicester, UK. Even before the main festival began, the excitement was sky-high. This video captures a moment of pure dance and celebration, setting the stage for the nine nights to come.
Aey Haalo. The call to come and play Garba. This clip shows the beautiful traditional attire and graceful moves of the dancers at the Four Seasons Navratri Festival. We make sure the music inspires everyone to give their best performance.
A selfie with the fantastic crowd at NSCI Mumbai during Navratri. Look at all those happy faces. Capturing these moments with the audience is a huge part of the fun for me and my band.
A collage of beautiful memories from Navratri 2024 with the legendary Shri Kishor Lal and his band. Performing on stage, meeting friends, and seeing the crowd enjoy are the moments we cherish.
More moments from our Navratri 2024 tour. From posing in my traditional floral jacket to the sacred mandir setup on stage, every detail contributes to the festive and devotional atmosphere of the event.
A collection of selfies and group photos from the first two days of Navratri in Muscat. It's a joy to connect with friends, family, and fans who come out to celebrate with such enthusiasm.
More snapshots from our superhit Navratri shows in Muscat. Posing with my wife, my son, and the amazing audience members makes the tour feel like a big family gathering.
About High-Energy Navratri & Garba
My favorite part of any Garba night is when I step off the stage and join the khelaiyas (dancers) on the floor. It breaks the barrier between the performer and the crowd, creating that authentic, one-big-family vibe where everyone is here to celebrate. This direct connection is what truly powers our shows and keeps the energy levels surging for hours.
When you book us for your Navratri festival or community Garba event, you aren't just hiring a singer; you are bringing in a full-scale entertainment experience. My band, 27 STAARS, consists of over 20 talented musicians, singers, and percussionists who understand the pulse of a Gujarati crowd. We don't just stick to a playlist; we read the room.
We blend traditional Gujarati folk songs—the ones that keep the roots alive—with modern, high-tempo beats that get the younger generation moving. Whether it's a massive public festival at NSCI Mumbai or an intimate community gathering, we bring our own professional sound engineering team to ensure the audio is crisp and loud enough to fill the entire venue.
We have traveled from Mumbai to international stages like Leicester and Muscat, and the one thing that remains constant is the atmosphere. We pack our own energy, our own traditional attire, and a dedication to making sure that every guest—from the kids to the elders—is part of the celebration. If you want a band that interacts with the audience, keeps the rhythm tight, and treats your event like our own family function, we are ready to bring the dhamaal.
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