Two-day Lollapalooza fest begins in Mumbai, Imagine Dragons enthralls crowd
PTI, Jan 29, 2023, 8:11 AM IST
Credit: twitter / @LollaIndia
Mumbai: Renowned festival ‘Lollapalooza’ began in Mumbai on Saturday, with 40 global artistes and bands set to perform across four stages over the next two days, an organiser said.
Among the highlights of the first day were 20 songs, including Radioactive, Demons, It’s Time, Bones as well as Bad Liar, by Imagine Dragons, whose lead singer Dan Reynolds hailed the warmth of the people of India as well as its food.
Reynolds, who waved the Tricolour as the crowd grooved through the band’s 90-minute performance, said “this is the first of many more shows to come in India”.
Saba Azad took to the stage as part of Madboy Mink, while Indie pop band Japanese Breakfast led by musician Michelle Zauner also performed.
Indo-Canadian Punjabi singer AP Dhillon sang his hits like Wo Noor, Toxic, Brown Munde, leaving the audience in raptures, the loudest applause coming in for ‘Tareef’, during which he strummed the guitar as well.
“This is why we make music, it brings us together,” Dhillon said amid his stage performance.
The most awaited act of the first day of the festival, which wound up at 10pm, was that of Imagine Dragons.
Among the bands and artistes that performed were The Yellow Diary, Japanese Breakfast, Great Van Fleet, Abhi Meer, Tracy de Sa.
Lollapalooza has travelled across seven locations in the world for the past 31 years.
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