Don't turn this weekend into a waste of time. Get off that couch and explore the city – there are so many interesting things on offer…
Dance baby dance
If you love DJ Jasmeet – raise your hands and then groove along. One of the city’s popular, and favourite, DJs – Jasmeet is going to be playing at City Bar this Saturday. And it’s all about EDM that night. So if you’ve got no serious weddings or dinners to be at, join Jasmeet in making your Saturday night an absolute riot.
Where: City Bar, UB City, Vittal Mallya Road
When: 9pm onwards, Saturday, June 15
Ready to rock?
Malls don’t always have to be the place to shop as this Saturday Girish And The Chronicles will pay a tribute to The Beatles, Eric Clapton, The Who, Rolling Stones and The Doors and play some of their most popular numbers. And this is just the beginning as the following weekends have some more tributes lined up. Check it out.
Where: Phoenix Marketcity, Whitefield
When: 6pm onwards, Saturday, June 15
Hero material
Yes, we love brunches too but this is Superman we’re talking about and we can never have enough of him. Bundle the kids or collect your super-hero loving friends and go watch Man Of Steel. Directed by Zack Snyder and produced by Christopher Nolan, this version of Superman stars Henry Cavill as the Man of Steel. Considered to be one of the most-awaited films of the year, give this man the chance to pack your Sunday with action and drama.
Where: At a theatre near you
For old times sake
More music comes your way this Saturday as Muse Bar+Kitchen takes you back to the Blues era when Buddy Holly and Aretha Franklin rocked many boats. This weekend, one of Bangalore’s popular crooners, Alexis D’Souza will take you on a love trip as she charms you with her gifted voice. Accompanying her will be Imraan Jamal on percussions and Hemant Diwakaran on the guitar. Sounds good, doesn’t it?
Where: Muse, 100 Feet Road, Indiranagar (above Maharaja Furniture showroom)
When: 8.30pm, Saturday, June 15
Game for the Wolf Pack?
No people we aren’t talking about the Wolf Pack from Hangover movie series. This one goes out to all you EDM fans, and of course to those who wish to be part of the Tomorrowland madness. The awesome twosome Belgian duo — Like Mike and Dimitri Vegas are all set to perform in the city this weekend as part of the Heineken Wolf Pack Tour. Put on your dancing shoes as the most-awaited Tomorrowland artistes hit the bass high right here, this weekend.
Where: Ice Bar, Vivanta By Taj, MG Road
When: 9pm onwards, Saturday, June 15
Call 30412940
Fashion is yours
Designer Poonam Bhagat is offering you a slice of Samarkand with her new collection. Inspired by the vividity of Central Asian Suzani (vibrantly embroidered fabrics which were traditionally handcrafted by Central Asian brides as part of their dowry and were presented to the groom on the wedding day) specifically from the regions of Samarkand, Bukhara, Tashkent and Shar-i-Sabz, the collection comprises short dresses, jumpsuits and long robes. The design motifs include inspirations from nature and play around with reds, blacks, ivories and emeralds.
Where: Collage, Wood Street
When: 11am onwards, Saturday, June 15
Wedding ideas
You’re not always reading a manual on the second world war, are you? So get out and attend the launch of the book, My Brother’s Wedding. And no, we’re not referring to the tragic play written by Charles Burnett. That was two decades ago. This one is author Andaleeb Wajid’s third novel and has little to do with tragedies. In fact, who knows, you might learn a thing or two as well, in case you’re helping to plan a wedding in the family.
Even RJ Darius Sunawala is going to be there - chatting with the author about her book. Drop by, it might just be fun.
Where: Oxford Bookstore, 1 MG mall, Trinity Circle
When: 6.30pm, Saturday, June 15
A seamless fusion
Music lovers in the city are in for an aural treat at the Love & Peace concert being organised by Shrutiyaan. Themed around celebrating the girl child and Nirbhaya, the annual concert that’s held in the memory of table maestro Pt. Chatur Lal promises to be exciting affair, thanks especially to the jugalbandi by Roop Kumar Rathod, Pt Ajay Pohankar and Abhijit Pohankar.
Besides this rich musical treat, the program also includes an art exhibition of works by Sandhya Sirsi, sand art creation by Hari Krishna and a percussion performance by Pranshu Chatur Lal. A coming together of some of the best creative minds, don’t give this event a miss if you can help it.
Where: Chowdiah Memorial Hall, 16th Cross, Gayathri Devi Park Extension, Malleshwaram
When: 6.30pm, this evening
For tickets www.buzzintown.com
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