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Kappa's CULTR Festival Returns To Kochi Bigger and Bolder

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Kappa’s CULTR Festival Returns To Kochi Bigger and Bolder

Mark your calendars for January 10-12, 2025, as Kochi’s very own music festival, CULTR returns to the stunning Bolgatty Palace with a promise of being bigger and better than ever. This three-day extravaganza celebrates music, art, and cultural diversity, solidifying its position as one of India’s most exciting festivals. After last year’s successful run with 12,000 attendees, CULTR 2025 aims to outshine its previous editions by focusing on techno and electronic music, complemented by immersive art and interactive experiences.

This year’s festival embraces the pulsating energy of global and Indian electronic artists. Expect live sets from internationally acclaimed names like Hannes Bieger, Victor Ruiz, and Giorgia Angiuli, alongside Indian talents like Ash Roy and Browncoat. Genres spanning melodic house, progressive techno, and dark minimal ensure there’s something for every electronic music enthusiast.

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Giorgia Anguili (left), Victor Ruiz (right)

What to Expect at CULTR 2025:

  • A Multi-Sensory Experience: Beyond music, CULTR celebrates art, food, dance, and more, offering attendees a holistic cultural fusion.
  • Exclusive Festival IPs: Experience the distinct vibes of Soupherb Records, Funk’n Around, and Maushi, each bringing unique energy and programming.
  • Immersive Activities: Dive into games, interactive art, and spaces for self-expression, making it a festival that goes beyond the ordinary.
  • Diverse Lineup: From chill grooves to high-energy beats, artists like Olympe4000, Cassimm, and Siva Prayojan promise a dynamic sonic journey.

Whether you’re there for the music, the community, or simply the unforgettable ambiance of Kochi’s scenic beauty, CULTR 2025 offers an experience to remember. Join the celebration of individuality, connect with like-minded souls, and let the rhythm guide you through three days of unparalleled creativity.

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