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Bindass REST LESS BAND HUNT for Bacardi NH7 Weekender ~Get A bindass REST LESS BAND HUNT for Bacardi NH7 Weekender ~Get a chance to perform at Bacardi NH 7 Weekender with ‘bindass Rest less Band Hunt’~ The happiest music festival is back and while you are preparing to catch some great music, bindass brings you an opportunity to be watched by thousands of music enthusiasts! The ‘bindass REST LESS band hunt’ gives your band an opportunity to perform live in the three Bacardi NH7 Weekender venues – namely Delhi, Pune and Bengaluru. What better place for your band to showcase your musical genius, than in the most eagerly anticipated music festival in the country, Bacardi NH7 Weekender. Currently in its third edition – the festival gets three times bigger as it gets ready to hit Delhi on the 13th – 14th of October at the Buddh International Circuit in Noida; Pune on the 2nd – 4th of November at Amanora Park Town and Bangalore on the 15th – 16th of December. With over 200 artists, 6 stages, 60 pre-parties, 3 cities and the same happy vibe, Bacardi NH7 Weekender promises to be one memorable experience that cannot be missed. Nikhil Gandhi, Executive Director, Youth Channels - Media networks Disney UTV, says, “bindass’ and Bacardi NH7 Weekender synergize together with brand attributes of being restless. Our association with Bacardi NH7 Weekender has only strengthened over the last year and to take our association a step forward by creating the ‘bindass REST LESS band hunt’. The winning band, chosen though this online hunt will get a chance to perform live at the Bacardi NH7 Weekender in their city. Youth & music are inseparable; bindass aims to get the best in music closer to the youth and this hunt is another step in that direction. We are looking forward to this and are excited that the festival is travelling to Delhi & Bengaluru apart from Pune and will connect with a huge number of music enthusiasts!” Vijay Nair, CEO, Only Much Louder says, “We're happy to be working with bindass again this year, and to be taking our association further with the bindass REST LESS band hunt. Bacardi NH7 Weekender programs the best bands, both undiscovered acts as well as headlining bands from across the country and the world. So while you get to watch your favourite bands, it’s also a place to discover upcoming new acts, and catch bands you might never have heard before. So with bindass REST LESS band hunt, we know we’re going to find one great new act in each city, and I’m really looking forward to hearing a load of new sounds and being pleasantly surprised” The application process will begin on 27th September for Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore. Four bands will be given an opportunity to perform on Oct 5th in Delhi, 29th November in Mumbai in front of esteemed panelists from the music industry. They will select the one lucky band from each city that will get an opportunity to play at the Bacardi NH7 Weekender. If you think that your band is cut out to perform at Bacardi NH7 Weekender, to apply all you need to do is send in your entries to [email protected]! Dates for the Bangalore will be announced shortly. About bindass: Launched in September 2007, bindass is the first 360 degree Entertainment Brand for Indian Youth that spans across a TV, on- ground events and digital. Synonymous with grit, style and success, bindass is a brand of purpose and relevance. Having successfully created a community building platform to bring Indian Youth together, bindass has today become a Hero brand that the youth idolize. Reaching over 64% of Indian Youth, bindass offers a unique blend of content across genres that appeal to the Youth across platforms that the Youth access. About Only Much Louder Only Much Louder occupies a unique space in music and alternative lifestyle culture. OML delivers creative and insightful ways of working with artists, brands, promoters and other agencies, to create remarkable and relevant properties and experiences. It comprises of four key divisions - an artist management and booking agency (The Syndicate), a video production house (Babble Fish Productions), a festivals and large-format events production team (Motherswear), and a digital services division (OML Digital). With ten years of experience in the Indian music scene, OML is recognized as a pioneering promoter of alternative music in the country. The firm has produced exciting live music festivals like the Bacardi NH7 Weekender (described by The Guardian as "India's answer to Glastonbury”), the Eristoff Invasion Festival (which was headlined by the world's #1 DJ David Guetta in its 2012 edition) and the Big Chill festival (2007). Recently, The Dewarists, a branded TV series produced by Babble Fish Productions, was awarded a Bronze Lion at the Cannes Lions 2012. Visit www.oml.in for more information *** .
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