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Taba Chake on His Upcoming Europe and U.K. Tour (opens the original)
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The singer-songwriter will perform in Amsterdam, Birmingham, London, Manchester and Cologne between Oct. 7 and Oct. 11, 2026 Arunachal singer-songwriter Taba Chake. Photo: Courtesy of the artist Arunachal Pradesh singer-songwriter Taba Chake remembers an old couple at the Manchester stop of his U.K. run of shows last year who were particularly moved by his 2019 song “Walk With Me.” He tells Rolling Stone India, “Through the show, this old couple was hugging and kissing each other. She was just e
Inside The Making of The Indian Version of the Premier League Anthem (opens the original)
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Originally composed by London-based Dave Connolly, the New Delhi guitarist-producer reworked one of football’s most recognizable themes in under two weeks The Premier League 2026/27 match between Brighton & Hove Albion and Arsenal FC at American Express Stadium on September 19, 2026 in Brighton, England. Photo by Clive Rose/Getty Images Ask Dave Connolly what defines the Indian version of the Premier League anthem and he describes a mood rather than an arrangement. It’s celebratory and positive,
Jonita Gandhi Is Still In Her ‘Baddie Era’ (opens the original)
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The pop artist talks about touring with Anirudh Ravichander, teaming up with fellow Toronto artist JP Saxe for ‘Broken Parts’ and making her acting debut Pop artist Jonita. Photo: Courtesy of the artist India-born, Canada-raised and Mumbai-based pop artist and singer Jonita Gandhi has spent over a decade proving that language is no bar and in fact, her strength. The Indo-Canadian singer, who’s lent her voice to hits in Hindi, Tamil, Punjabi, Telugu and beyond, recently added a new dimension with
Diljit Dosanjh Ahmedabad Concert Tickets Announced (opens the original)
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The Punjabi star announced his concert at the Narendra Modi Stadium earlier this month at his historic Wembley Stadium show in London Diljit Dosanjh live on his Dil-Luminati tour. Photo: Live Nation Punjabi hitmaker Diljit Dosanjh has set his sights on selling out one of the biggest stadiums in the world, with tickets for his Nov. 21, 2026 Ahmedabad concert at the Narendra Modi Stadium going on sale from Sept. 28, 2026 onwards. The 132,000-capacity stadium, which played host to British band Cold
Raga Made ‘No Formula’ to Let Fans Know He’s Evolving (opens the original)
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‘We need to change the definition of Raga-core now,’ the New Delhi hip-hop hitmaker says New Delhi hip-hop artist Raga. Photo: @sahilonweb You wouldn’t have thought it was possible when you heard ragers like “Kaleshi Chori” or “Kheench Maari,” but New Delhi hip-hop artist Raga actually has a chill side to him as well. Across 21 songs that clock in at an hour and 10 minutes, Raga’s new mixtape No Formula offers to bridge what the rapper calls “Old Raga” and “New Raga”. The beat choices range from
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