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Rock Band Competition "Wildfire" Returns at 65th Edition of Spring Fest, IIT Kharagpur

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Rock Band Competition “Wildfire” Returns at 65th Edition of Spring Fest, IIT Kharagpur

Prepare for an engaging experience at the 65th Spring Fest hosted by the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, scheduled to take place from January 26 to 28, 2024. This event, known for its social and cultural significance, draws a crowd of approximately 24,000 attendees to the institute’s extensive 2250-acre campus. While recognized as one of India’s prominent cultural gatherings among colleges, Spring Fest remains an integral part of the institution’s calendar.

The festival extends its reach beyond the campus, hosting preliminaries and events in cities such as Bangalore, Kolkata, Mumbai, and Delhi. Among its diverse lineup of events, “Wildfire,” a longstanding rock band competition, stands as a focal point within the festival’s program. Spanning a 65-year history, Spring Fest has grown into an influential cultural entity, earning acknowledgment from media platforms like MTV, VH1, and various respected publications.

“Wildfire” has hosted performances from notable acts such as Agnee, Underground Authority, and Parikrama, contributing to its significance in the music scene. It is more than an invitation; it represents an opportunity to participate in a cultural event where talent converges amidst a grand setting. For further details, visit wildfire.springfest.in and embrace the chance to have your musical expressions resonate within India’s vibrant cultural landscape.

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