TAAQ co-headlined the Livewire Nite, alongside Canadian alterna-rockers, Simple Plan, as

part of the

2012 Mood Indigo festival. Organised by IIT Mumbai, Mood Indigo is one of Asia’s largest college level cultural festivals and attracts more than 80,000 student participants.

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TAAQ

appeared in the second season of The Dewarists, a

program that combines music and travelogues. This time around, the band collaborated with the bluesy duo Adil & Vasundhara and flautist Ashwin Srinivasan to create a song called ‘Make Love’. Much better than making war. Take a gander!

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Oct 31 at Someplace Else, The Park: TAAQ and Skinny Alley urge you to relish the ilish, and everything else that’s lovable about the City of Joy. Be there 8ish.

RSVP HERE

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Thanks to the excellent people at BITS — fabulous festival, great hospitality and a fantastic venue. You guys are the real rock stars!

Watch!

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Ravi’s flute has taken him around the world — New York’s Carnegie Hall, London’s Royal Festival Hall, the Passionskirche in Berlin, Mumbai’s NCPA Auditorium, etc. He has shared the stage with Dr M. Balamuralikrishna, Pandit Ravi Shankar, Anoushka Shankar, Steve Smith and Vital Information, Charlie Mariano, Hariharan, S P Balasubramaniam, Kumaresh and Ganesh, Tarun Bhattacharya, Hans Hartmann, Karsh Kale, Amit Heri and Tanmoy Bose.

Join Ravi as he performs with Thermal And A Quarter and other musicians at ‘One Small Love – Bangalore for Mangalore’, a convention of peace-loving citizens, at Opus in the Creek in Bangalore on February 14. Entry is free.

Draw the line. Spread the love.

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“People smile for the camera, but I wish they would just smile otherwise,” says Zubair, a Bangalore-based photographer.

Join him and other concerned Bangaloreans at ‘One Small Love – Bangalore for Mangalore’, a celebration of diversity and freedom with performances by Thermal And A Quarter, Swarathma, Gerard Machado, Konarak Reddy, Alwyn Fernandes, Karan Joseph, Ravi Kulur and other artists and opinion leaders on February 14 at Opus in the Creek, Whitefield Road, Bangalore.

Draw the line. Spread the love.

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His mantra: Live and let live. Be free. Let music help you share and give.

Join him and other musicians, artists and concerned citizens at ‘One Small Love – Bangalore for Mangalore’ on Feb 14 at Opus in the Creek, Bangalore to respect and celebrate the differences that make us unique and interesting to each other.

Draw the line. Spread the love.

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“I’m not a Mangalorean but I love their food, and I’m not a Bangalorean but I live here,” he says. What is this about cities, anyway? Whose fault was it that India was organized into states on the basis of language? And why do we get so parochial over who is allowed to inhabit and work in our cities?

Questions that point to one simple answer: One Small Line. That’s all you need to draw to live in harmony in a tired world.

Join Rajeev and others like him at ‘One Small Love – Bangalore for Mangalore‘, a concert that stresses the notion of one love, one world.

Draw the line. Spread the love.

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Divya Joseph, advertising professional, singer and ardent Bangalorean, reminds us that the freedom to choose is a fundamental right for men and women alike.

Join Divya and other concerned citizens at ‘One Small Love – Bangalore for Mangalore’, a celebration with music, food and free speech at Opus in the Creek, Whitefield Road, Bangalore on February 14, 2010.

Show your support by becoming a fan of One Small Love on Facebook.

Draw the line. Spread the love.

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