A capella has a cult following in India. It may not be mainstream but there are many who appreciate this vocal phenomenon. This genre of music is growing in India. Penn Masala is a dynamic A capella troupe that is breaking stereotypes and boundaries. It is the very first South Asian A capella group and is easily one of the best. They are finally coming to India in May and we cannot keep calm!
Penn Masala Comes To India
The angel-voiced troupe is finally coming to India for a ‘Homecoming tour.’ As part of their tour, they will perform at a total of six major cities in the country to showcase their talent and beautiful voices. This means that people all over the country have a chance to witness their marvellous voices.
They are being brought to India by TribeVibe which is an enterprise by BookMyShow, India’s leading entertainment platform. The cities that Penn Masala will tour in are Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Goa, and Pune. They will visit India from the 19th of May to the 29th of May.
Mark your calendars for the following dates: the troupe will be performing on May 19 in Delhi, May 20 in Pune, May 21 and 28 in Mumbai, May 25 in Hyderabad, May 26 in Bangalore, and May 27 in Goa. You can book your tickets bookmyshow.com from the 7th of April onwards. Tickets start at ₹499.
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World’s First South Asian A Capella Group
Penn Masala is breaking all stereotypes about how A capella groups usually look like. They are the first A capella group of South Asian heritage. They, therefore, wanted to come to India as part of their ‘Homecoming Tour’. Their music is a harmonious fusion of Western Pop and Desi melodies.
People who visit their concerts are surely in for a special treat. It is hard to believe that they do not use any instruments or accompaniments. As a Desi group based in the United States of America, they said that they were looking forward to their ‘Homecoming Tour’ and couldn’t wait to stun their audience. They said that the audience should expect some mind-blowing fusion of Desi and Western hits.
Just like the group itself, the music they produce is an amalgamation of the best parts of Western and Desi cultures. Their music is an accurate representation of their diasporic culture.
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