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Greetings All . Hope you doing Well . Just wrapped up an amazing festival show in Trivandrum . Let me take you through the whirlwind that was our festival day.

First things first – we weren't taking any chances with travel drama, so we hit the road the day before. So We Wrapped our final Practice session and packed everything for the show .

And we Also had little Homemade wine and some cake before we left .

The drive to Trivandrum was pretty chill, gave me time to run through some parts in my head and get into the zone. After A while I dozed off listening to some Classic Rock .

Then came the Early Morning Soundcheck .

So there we were, 7 AM, setting up my keyboards and synths for soundcheck. I'll be honest - I'm not a morning person, but something about the quiet festival grounds and the cool morning air made it kind of special. The sound guys were super helpful, got everything set up just right.

After getting everything sorted, we crashed at the hotel.

I'll be honest – I tried to nap but was too pumped about the evening show. You know that pre-gig excitement that just won't let you rest? Yeah, that was me, tossing and turning, while simultaneously trying not to think about all the ways I could mess up . ( which I also did during our set 🤣 ) .

The Evening came faster that expected and we were back at the festival grounds and resting in our greenrooms and preparing for our set .

Evening time was when the magic happened. The festival grounds had completely transformed - people everywhere, amazing food smells in the air, and there was this incredible buzz of excitement.

When we got on stage, the crowd's energy was just incredible. They were with us from the first song !
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Playing the keys that night felt amazing. Even though I made a couple mistakes , The crowd was dancing, singing along, and just having a great time. That's what makes all the early morning soundchecks and setup worth it! As we walked off stage, drenched in sweat but grinning like kids, I couldn't help but feel grateful.