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The festival in the hills – Folklore Music Festival, 30th March

The festival in the hills!
People of #Shimla, #Solan, #Chail, the first edition of Folklore Music Festival has been announced. The one day festival is scheduled to take place on the 30th of March with Sutej Singh, The Reasonable Hope, Pranjal Uniyal, Wasted Soul, Shubhank Sharma and Cha’bi.
Folklore Music Festival is one of India’s high altitude independent zero waste music festival with the objective of creating a sustainable route to promote local art and music talent from the mountain regions of the county, where the talent has majorly remained raw, and untouched from commercialisation.

The festival in the hills - Folklore Music Festival, 30th March
Sutej Singh

#fmf19 #folkloremusicfestival

The festival in the hills - Folklore Music Festival, 30th March
Pranjal Uniyal aka Rachanachar
The festival in the hills - Folklore Music Festival, 30th March
The Reasonable Hope
The festival in the hills - Folklore Music Festival, 30th March
Cha’bi

We are happy to be the media partners for this edition. Tickets starting at just Rs 500 are available on : https://insider.in/folklore-music-festival-mar30-2019/event

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