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Music comes home: Inside India’s growing market for intimate music gigs

viaeconomictimes.indiatimes.com18 Oct
Music comes home: Inside India’s growing market for intimate music gigs
With the formation of Upstairs With Us, Sukanya Banerjee and Tejas Jaishankar aim to bring classical musicians into the comfort of people’s homes. Alongside initiatives like Once Upon India and Tiny Room Concerts, they offer a fresh take on live music. By prioritizing small gatherings in intimate…

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