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ShowCase Events Goes To Kashmir For Koshur Funkar!

KOSHUR FUNKAR was conceived with the purpose of the upliftment of the young talent of Kashmir in the space of music by bringing them to the forefront and creating an opportunity for them to be recognized.
An initiative of Kashmiri local, Padmashree Awardee, Faisal Ali Dar, Koshur Funkar is one of its kind Talent Hunt Music Festival held on Wular Lake Vantage Park, in Bandipora District, J&K. Held under the aegis of the ALI SPORTS..
Qawwalis: From The Silver Screen To Silence-A Lost Genre

Music industry has seen its ups and downs but there has always been an audience dedicated, not to pop music or classic , but to the less mainstream genre of qawali.
Do you know about Qawali, the enchanting and soulful music that has been a part of our cultural heritage for centuries? While Qawali is still loved by many, it’s not as common in today’s movies. Why is that? Let’s explore the reasons.
In today’s world, people’s taste in music has shifted…
With the wedding season around the corner, many foreign tourists are buying tickets to be a part of the famous Indian band, baaja, baaraat

Music festival held in Bandipora to promote tourism, culture

Mega Talent Hunt Koshur Funkar Begins At Wular lake

With an aim to promote local talent in Kashmir region, Koshur Funkar, a mega talent hunt begins at Asia’s largest fresh water Wullar lake, generating immense response from stakeholders and local populace.
Koshur Funkar was conceived with the purpose of the upliftment of the young talent of Kashmir in the space of music by bringing them to the forefront and creating an opportunity for them to be recognized.
Mega Talent Hunt Koshur Funkar Begins At Wular lake

Bandipora Autumn Festival: Season-1 of ‘Kashur Fankar’ held at Wular Vantage Park


I’m glad actors no longer need to be conventionally beautiful: Lillete Dubey

ShowCase Events Comes On Board For A Special Production–The Bose Legacy

Covid 19-The Biggest Event Of All Everything Experiential

Is The Punjabi Music Industry Glorifying Violence?

Gyanoday presents Udaan, Paron Ko Khol: Fundraiser event for underprivileged children to become responsible, productive citizens

“Every Artist Must Carve Their Own Identity” loudest

Tabla Virtuoso Helms Award To Encourage Young Girls Towards Music, Dance, And Social Service loudest

What stays with me… 9th Chord
- Lead with compassion. It bonds a diverse set of people and mobilises action towards a shared purpose.
- Engage with joy. There are no strangers, we are all co-travellers. We progress when we enjoy the journey.
- Devil is in the detail. Meticulous planning makes the end of the evening the magical moment of the day.

“If You’re Good At What You Do, You Will Create Your Own Niche” loudest

“BE TRUE TO YOURSELF” loudest

Watch Indian Classical and Fusion Artist Rolling Stone India

Showcase Events’ On-Ground Studio Everything Experiential

Virtually Live: The New Normal In Music Events Music Plus

5 Trending Songs on Instagram;What makes them special?

Are Ghazals fading away from Indian Music?

Usha Uthup Teams Up With Showcase Events Everything Experiential

Music Is Serious Business: Atul Everything Experiential

Education Events Go Virtual With Showcase Events Everything Experiential

How Concerts & Live Performances Changed in 2020 The Daily Guardian

Journey of Nanni Singh Mommy Wize

ShowCase Events Presents Sufiana Andaz Everything Experiential
August 14 2020

Be Positive but Stay Real Everything Experiential
July 13 2020

Entrepreneurial Skills in the Pandemic Everything Experiential
November 30 2020

Top 17 Virtual Event Companies 2020 Blog Hubilo
August 5 2020

ShowCase Events ‘Close to Live’ Experience in Digital Concert Everything Experiential
May 22 2020

Has Coronavirus Brought out the Best of Us? Everything Experiential
May 26 2020

Virtual Events Mean Lower Pay for Artists? Event Faqs
July 22 2020

Need for More Women Leaders in the Industry Everything Experiential
July 22 2020

ShowCase Events Celebrates One Year Everything Experiential
March 8 2020

ShowCase Events Enters the Digital Space Event Faqs
March 8 2020

Being Passionate About Your Vision Everything Experiential
June 18 2020
SHOWCASE STUDIO
Are Online Initiatives Compensating for Live Performances?
Sudeep Audio

The online musical initiatives could be bucketed into essentially three categories: one, those who were musically off [for publication purposes, I am keeping the names of the defaulters to myself!]; two, others that were off-the-centre [for instance, Turnkey’s Atul Churamani curating the #jimbeamoriginals series; most definitely a sensitive concept for
December 28 2020
ShowCase Studio: Bridging the Gap
Everything Experiential

Showcase Studio: Bridging the gap between the artists, their art forms and the audience: Nanni Singh & Noor Anand Chawla
Each episode of ShowCase Studio is hosted by a renowned journalist or an expert in the particular field, leading to a thought-provoking discussion with the guest of the day.
September 24 2020
Introducing ShowCase Studio
Everything Experiential

ShowCase Events is delighted to introduce its new platform ShowCase Studio
A thirty minute session every Sunday from 6.30pm-7pm will be live exclusively on ShowCase Studio.
September 13 2020
Highlighting Popular Indian Music Artists: ShowCase Studio
Noor Anand Chawla

After 15 years organising events for various charitable organisations, Nanni Singh, CEO of ShowCase Events, felt the need to empower traditional and folk independent musicians by giving them a proper voice and representation, in an ever-changing market. Thus, she began ShowCase
The Other Side Of The Pandemic, Are We There Yet?

The year 2022 has brought back a lot of hope and a lot more learning. Has taught us the Value of life; of Others around us; of Things small and big. Every moment is now seen as precious. At the end of 2020, we started saying see you on the other side of the pandemic…today I wonder… Are we there, yet?
SOUNDS FROM THE DESERT
Sounds from the Desert Receives Recognition
Eventfaqs

ShowCase Events had the vision to bring back the original folk sounds so as to showcase the sensitive nuances of the handcrafted folk instruments and old folk songs before they all died out and were forgotten. This became a reality with the conceptualization, curation, and production of Sounds From The Desert- first in the series of: Sounds Of India.
March 4 2020
The Real Beauty of Rajasthani Folk Music is in its Instruments
India Today

Renowned artists of the Rajasthani folk tradition, particularly the Manganiyars, are flagbearers of traditional music in the country. As director and curator Atul Churamani says, “People”..
April 28 2019
Next Edition of Sounds from the Desert
Everything Experiential

Conceived and executed by ShowCase Events, ‘Sounds From The Desert’ premiered to an awestruck Mumbai audience at the Royal Opera House in January and now makes its way to Delhi at the Sirifort Auditorium on..
April 8 2019
The Soul of Desert Folk Music by Kutle Khan
Radio and Music

MUMBAI: ShowCase events curated an unforgettable musical evening and lifetime experience by taking the audience through a journey of the true soul of Rajasthani Folk music.
January 28 2019
Indian Food Express

Mumbai 27th January’ 19: ShowCase events curated an unforgettable musical evening and lifetime experience by taking the audience through a journey of the true soul of Rajasthani Folk music.
January 28 2019
Kutle Khan: Some Recreation is Needed
Bandook

Khan has long been the unofficial brand ambassador for Rajasthan’s folk music. And now, he is all set to wow Mumbai with his music. According to the release, he “will present an experience, which will bring alive the forgotten sounds of folk instruments and songs”, come January 25, 2019.
January 20 2019
Sounds from the Desert
Musicplus

Happy to introduce you to ShowCase Events’ new production Sounds From The Desert – a beautifully curated 90mins journey of the true soul of Rajasthani Folk music- LIVE!!
Film and Music Stars Attend Kutle Khan’s Show
Planet Bollywood

ShowCase events curated an unforgettable musical evening and lifetime experience by taking the audience through a journey of the true soul of Rajasthani Folk music.
Narendra Kusnur

The energy at the Royal Opera House was infectious. Many in the audience were stunned by instruments like the wooden clapper khartal, the bowed kamaicha and the double flute algoza. In their bright ghaghras, two ghoomar dancers added to the magic.
Mesmerising Musical Journey of Sounds from the Desert
Mumbai News Network

The true ambassador of Rajasthani folk music – Kutle Khan brought alive the different colours of Rajasthani folk music from the desert. The show began with the Desi nagada’s creating the feel and environment of Folk culture from the land of love followed by the sweet melody of the Khamaycha and sarangi.
True Soul of Rajasthani Music
Sudeep Audio

Each country has their own folk music but here, in India, each State has its own. And so it was quite a revelation when the “Sounds Of The Desert” arrived in Mumbai on January 25, 2019 at the Royal Opera House, under the aegis of ShowCase Events’ Nanni Singh.
Kutle Khan – Sounds from the Desert
Society Mag

Sounds From The Desert is a true treat of the real Rajasthan. A show where you will get to hear the sounds of the beautiful instruments of Rajasthan, we will also showcase the Ghoomar, our traditional dance. The songs you will get to hear will be a mix of traditional and those traditional ones which are very popular.
TRIBUTE TO ABBA
Loudest

It takes immense passion and perseverance to pursue one’s dream despite all odds. When the remotely-produced multi-artist single helmed by Nanni Singh and her team at ShowCase Events – ‘Synthesis – The Indian Muse’ – released on August 15 last year, it certainly defied the odds. The song brought together 16 artists across genres and art forms; was compiled entirely remotely and
Feb 02 2022
Jive to Dancing Queen at ABBA Tribute Concert
Hindustan Times

The Delhi government is collaborating with a non-governmental organisation (NGO) for a tribute concert to ABBA, the legendary Swedish pop music group, senior government officials said on Friday.
The main artistes in the concert — scheduled on August 17 in Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium — will be a UK-based group
August 9 2019
Delhipedia

What : Delhi to experience the authentic Abba sounds at the Concert For A Cause- A Tribute to ABBA.
ABBA, dated back to 1966, became the most successful pop group of the 1970s.
Name of The Game- AN ABBA TRIBUTE – Created and directed by Michelle Cleave is a tribute to the phenomenal super group that is ABBA
July 31 2019
Concert for a Cause
Everything Experiential

Delhi to experience the authentic Abba sounds at the Concert For A Cause- A Tribute to ABBA.
ABBA, dated back to 1966, became the most successful pop group of the 1970s with famous and very popular songs like Voulez-Vous, “Chiquitita”, “Does Your Mother Know”
ABBA Tribute Concert JLN
LBB

What’s Happening
Name of the Game, a band from the UK, is performing an ABBA tribute as part of Concert For A Cause and we think it’s time for some much needed Mamma Mia! (Get it?)
Having performed to much-acclaim all over the world, the band is now travelling to
Delhi Events

ABBA, dated back to 1966, became the most successful pop group of the 1970s with famous and very popular songs like Voulez-Vous, “Chiquitita”, “Does Your Mother Know”, “Angel eyes”, “Mamma Mia” and just so many more
AN ABBA TRIBUTE – Created and directed by Michelle Cleave is a tribute to the phenomenal super group that is
SYNTHESIS - THE INDIAN MUSE
Sunday Guardian
Live

As India enters its 75th year of independence, there is much for us to be proud of as a nation especially in our unmatched cultural diversity and unwavering solidarity as a nation. Our music fraternity has been at the forefront of celebrating our innate Indianness, through many renditions over the years. Who can forget the iconic ‘Mile Sur Mera Tumhara’, composed by Maestro Bhimsen Joshi – a real feat of coordination from across the length and breadth of the country. It is hard to imagine therefore,
The New Indian
Express

A chance conversation in July, between entrepreneur Nanni Singh and composer Ravi Iyer, led to a musical collaboration, the likes of which perhaps haven’t been witnessed since the days of ‘Mile Sur Mera Tumhara’. The pandemic had put a dent on live performances and some artistes struggled to make ends meet but never let go of their craft. Singh wanted to create a song that would represent their fighting spirit and Iyer wanted to be the one to do it.
Greater Kashmir Staffer Journalist Nazir Ganaie

Senior journalist and artist, Nazir Ganaie, is all set to be featured in ‘Synthesis Symphony’ along with noted classical artists from across other Indian states.
According to organizers, Nazir Ganaie, a senior staffer with Srinagar based Greater Kashmir, besides performing his professional duties chose to preserve and promote the playing of Rabab instruments in the region. His effort has given
Greater Kashmir Staffer Journalist Nazir Ganaie

Senior journalist and artist, Nazir Ganaie, is all set to be featured in ‘Synthesis Symphony’ along with noted classical artists from across other Indian states.
According to organizers, Nazir Ganaie, a senior staffer with Srinagar based Greater Kashmir, besides performing his professional duties chose to preserve and promote the playing of Rabab instruments in the region. His effort has given
Senior journalist and artist, Nazir Ganaie,

Srinagar: Senior journalist and artist, Nazir Ganaie, is all set to be featured in ‘Synthesis Symphony’ along with noted classical artists from across other Indian states.
According to organizers, Nazir Ganaie, a senior staffer with Srinagar based Greater Kashmir, besides performing his professional duties chose to preserve and promote the playing of Rabab instruments in the region. His effort has given impetus in popularizing this art form.
Unique musical initiative supports Independence Day

One event management company that remains proactive throughout the ongoing pandemic is the New Delhi-based ShowCase Events, fronted by Nanni Singh. Their latest effort goes by the name of ‘Synthesis – The Indian Muse’, an amalgamation of sound and dance unique to our country, as India celebrates its 75th Independence Day and, with it, supports unity in diversity.
Nothing expresses this sentiment better than the sound of music, which remains
Unique musical initiative supports Independence Day

Synthesis – The Indian Muse’, the amalgamation of sounds initiated by New Delhi-based ShowCase Events, went live across multiple digital platforms at 11.00am on August 15, 2021. You could view the video supporting the brilliant song conceptualisation by Nanni Singh, “Geeton Mein Woh Aawaaz Hain Hum”, here:“Nothing expresses this sentiment better than music,” says Nanni, “which transcends beyond all barriers.” Featuring 16 amazing Indian artists cutting across multiple genres, they combined their respective talents to celebrate the historic occasion of India’s 75th Independence Day,
Revel In An Unprecedented Musical Discovery

India celebrates its 75th Independence Day with an amalgamation of sound and dance unique to our country.
The company that remains proactive throughout the ongoing pandemic is the New Delhi-based ShowCase Events, fronted by Nanni Singh. Their latest effort goes by the name of ‘Synthesis – The Indian Muse’, an amalgamation of sound and dance unique to our country, as India celebrates its 75th Independence Day and, with it, supports unity in diversity.
Revel In An Unprecedented Musical Discovery

The company that remains proactive throughout the ongoing pandemic is the New Delhi-based ShowCase Events, fronted by Nanni Singh. Their latest effort goes by the name of ‘Synthesis – The Indian Muse’, an amalgamation of sound and dance unique to our country, as India celebrates its 75th Independence Day and, with it, supports unity in diversity.
Nothing expresses this sentiment better than the sound of music, which remains a universal language and, in support, 17 talented Indian artists
A SONG OF UNITY THIS INDEPENDENCE DAY

The essence of being Indian is difficult to explain in words, yet comes forth easily through the language of music. This Independence Day, ‘Synthesis—The Indian Muse’, a unique collaborative song made by sixteen artists is doing just that.
Set to be released across streaming platforms, at 11 am on August 15, the song has been spearheaded by ShowCase Events, a company known for putting artists and their welfare above all else. Speaking about the idea behind this one-of-a-kind song, CEO Nanni Singh says,
Welcome to the Era of Multi-Artist Collaborations

The world of entertainment as we know it has changed. Gone is the era of largescale album launches, grand live concerts, and artists clinging to well-defined genres. We are now firmly entrenched in a digital age with exciting opportunities for creativity and growth. As noted by Roman Poet and Philosopher, Horace, “Adversity has the effect of eliciting talents which, in prosperous circumstances, would have lain dormant.”
The tremendous popularity of musical collaborations across the globe certainly proves this.
Independence Day: This song celebrates

With its immense diversity of people, cultures, languages, modes of dress and cuisines, India’s definition as a cohesive unit defies logic. Yet our countrymen collectively identify with the overarching patriotism that comes with ‘being Indian’. What is this Indianness? Does it have a unique expression? For the team that has put together Synthesis – The Indian Muse, it certainly does. Slated for release on August 15, the song and video will be available across all music streaming platforms at 11 am IST.