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Underground DIY Metal gig in Dwarka, Delhi

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Underground DIY Metal gig in Dwarka, Delhi

There’s a world of difference between gigs at bars or public venues and underground DIY gigs. They are autonomous, self reliant and teaming up with raw energy which is why we need them so much. Unlike organizing gigs at bars, DIY spaces provide for a very personal and intimate setting, both for the musicians and their audiences.

Underground Asylum is one such gig that’s going to be hosting underground metal bands in a DIY spirit. It’s a fun gig for all the bands and musicians from the underground scene in Delhi to go to. Being very light on the pocket, it’s a nice space to chill to some good music, interesting conversations and some beer. Check out the line-up below-

IMG 20190609 WA0003 1 Underground DIY Metal gig in Dwarka, Delhi

Details of the event:
Date: 6th July 2019
Venue: Artbox, Dwarka Mor
Timing: 6 pm to 10 pm
Ticket Price: Rs. 150 (Event page link)
BYOB
Nearest Landmark: Dwarka Mor Metro Station

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