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Homeground of indie music
The Morning Standard
|March 28, 2025
THE month of March ends on a festive note as NH7 Weekender brings one-day editions to Delhi-NCR, Indore and Jaipur.
The Noida lineup will feature exciting names in hip-hop and electronic music ranging from city-based popular hip-hop duo Seedhe Maut, songwriter-rapper Chaar Diwaari known for blending Bollywood melodies with urban sounds, Nigerian-Indian hip-hop sensation, Yung Sammy, and Prerna Sharma aka Dr Psych who dons many hats as a musician, model, marathoner and psychotherapist. "We believe that music is the rhythm of friendships. Today's generation craves immersive and authentic experiences, and we're creating a high-energy space where friends can celebrate, bond, and make lasting memories. NH7 Weekender is more than a festival—it's a movement," says Varun Koorichh, vice president and portfolio head of marketing at Diageo India.
This story is from the March 28, 2025 edition of The Morning Standard.
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