Concerts ride the nostalgia high
Before streaming platforms and algorithms told us what to listen to, music found us – through scratched CDs, late-night radio dedications, and MTV countdowns.Now, with Pitbull, Enrique, Akon, and Lucky Ali returning to Indian stages, alongside soldout shows by artists like Bryan Adams and Himesh Reshammiya, a whole generation is ready to swap playlists for live performances. These aren’t just concerts, they’re reunions with versions of ourselves, the ones who fell in love with Hero , danced to Chammak Challo , and hummed O Sanam on repeat. In an age defined by instant everything, these shows remind us of a slower rhythm
Before streaming platforms and algorithms told us what to listen to, music found us – through scratched CDs, late-night radio dedications, and MTV countdowns.Now, with Pitbull, Enrique, Akon, and Lucky Ali returning to Indian stages, alongside soldout shows by artists like Bryan Adams and Himesh Reshammiya, a whole generation is ready to swap playlists for live performances. These aren’t just concerts, they’re reunions with versions of ourselves, the ones who fell in love with Hero , danced to Chammak Challo , and hummed O Sanam on repeat. In an age defined by instant everything, these shows remind us of a slower rhythm
