Musicians including The Yussef Dayes Experience, Dorian Concept, Klangophonics, Vieux Farka Toure, as well as local acts Anyasa, Hanumankind, Easy Wanderlings and Many Roots Ensemble will perform on the festival's four recycled stages
The fifth edition of the festival will take place in Bengaluru on December 3 and 4. Image for representational purpose only. Photo Courtesy: istock
With the music festival season underway, after Ziro Festival of Music and Independence Rock music festival, Bengaluru is all set to host Echoes of Earth, which is said to be the only eco-friendly music festival in India. The festival is all set to take place on December 3 and 4 and the can expect to be enthralled by music, innovation, and some rarely heard initiatives that promise to spark a new discussion.
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The festival is increasing its presence and audience with a number of local innovations because of experience partner IKEA India. It supports circularity and seeks to have a good effect on both the planet and the large population. The sustainable, life-size installation and furnishings and decor put up utilising leftover IKEA products and furniture represent this concept. The festival promises to carry on its tradition of showcasing sustainable storytelling and art against a unique background of music and merriment, making it truly one-of-a-kind.
Musicians from a variety of social and cultural backgrounds will perform on the festival's four recycled stages. The Yussef Dayes Experience, Dorian Concept, Klangophonics, Vieux Farka Toure, as well as local acts Anyasa, Hanumankind, Easy Wanderlings, Many Roots Ensemble, etc., are all on the highly anticipated final line-up. Echoes of Earth will expose its audience to newer genres, and chart the course for a mindful listening audience in the country.
As India's greenest music and lifestyle festival, Echoes of Earth is renowned for bringing a wide range of audiences closer to the pulse of nature, culture, and fantastic live music under the overarching concept of honouring the Earth through a new lens. The focus of this year's theme, "Circle of Life," is on an inclusive circle where all life originates and flourishes, as well as stories on wildlife conservation and ecosystem restoration from remote regions of India.
The festival aspires to redefine the future of lifestyle events to be cleaner and greener, developing further on this vision. In order to do this, it has worked with companies who share its philosophy towards sustainability efforts.
Roshan Netalkar, festival director of Echoes of Earth, said, "We live in a day and age where being environmentally conscious is a part of our day-to-day living. The need of the hour is now to switch to a lifestyle lived in moderation and conserve our natural resources and see how we can give new life to what we discard. Echoes of Earth has always innovated on how differently we can scale up to celebrate nature. We are working towards becoming a zero-waste, carbon neutral festival in the near future. We are also looking to incorporate circular design in our festival this year. Similarly, when it comes to music, we've always brought together global cultures on a single platform and line-up this year paves way for a diverse, conscious and culturally inclusive space. The festival is for anyone and everyone who believes in empowering the planet."
Anna Ohlin, country marketing manager, IKEA India said, "At IKEA, we believe in creating a better everyday life for the many people with an aim to inspire change and create a positive impact on people and the planet. Echoes of Earth is an event that resonates with our vision and purpose to promote healthy and sustainable living. We aim to connect with the many people who share our purpose to enable a better living with a difference."
The music festival, which takes place amidst the 130 acres of lush green scenery of the Embassy International Riding School, is largely made of upcycled and recycled materials. It serves as a venue for artists to highlight eco-conscious ideologies while urging the audience to adopt alternative sustainable lifestyles.
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