Patna (Bihar): Sofar Patna made its grand debut, captivating the city's music enthusiasts with an unforgettable night of independent performances. The event, held on Saturday, 20th April, at the esteemed House Of Variety Patna, showcased the raw talent of emerging artists in an intimate setting, marking a significant milestone in Patna's music scene.
Hosted for the first time in Patna, Sofar Patna attracted over 80 eager guests, all ready to immerse themselves in the magic of live, original music. From soulful melodies to electrifying beats, the evening featured captivating performances by talented artists, including Abhishek Aditya, Arinar Black, and The Bloopers.
The venue, House Of Variety Patna, provided the perfect ambiance for an evening filled with musical discovery and connection. The support of collaborators such as Stitching Frames, Studio Sthala, The Music World, The Giveup Session, and Jaano Junction, played a crucial role in bringing the event to life, ensuring a seamless experience for both artists and attendees.
Sofar is a global platform to experience music, discover new artists around you and attend live shows and gigs in an intimate setting. It started out of a living room in London, and have grown organically into a global movement. Sofar's live experiences are places for artist discovery, community and connection, now taking place across 78 countries around the world.
Adding to the excitement, Jaano Junction joined as a media partner, amplifying the reach of Sofar Patna and showcasing the city's vibrant music culture to a broader audience. Radio Mirchi also lent their support as radio partners, further enhancing the event's visibility across the airwaves.
Reflecting on the success of Sofar Patna, organizers expressed their gratitude to the artists, collaborators, and attendees who made the event possible. "Sofar Patna exceeded our expectations, showcasing the incredible talent and passion within our city's music community," said the organizers. "We are thrilled to have created an experience where artists can share their original work and audiences can discover new sounds in an intimate setting."
