Aditya Gadhvi Sets Mumbai On Fire With Sold-Out Folk Fusion Concert At NESCO
Aditya Gadhvi rocked Mumbai with a sold-out concert at NESCO, blending Gujarati folk and modern beats. A second show was added due to massive fan demand.
Gujarat's folk music powerhouse, Aditya Gadhvi, brought Mumbai to its feet with a sold-out, high-octane concert at NESCO, Goregaon, on Saturday, June 14. The show, part of his much-anticipated Live In Concert tour, was such a roaring success that organizers added a second show on Sunday, June 15, to meet overwhelming fan demand.
Produced and promoted by TribeVibe Entertainment, a BookMyShow Enterprise, the concert celebrated the soul of Gujarati folk music infused with modern sonic elements. The event drew more than 12,000 fans, with tickets for the first show selling out within 48 hours of launch in April — a testament to Gadhvi's rising national fame and the enduring love for regional music traditions.
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Kicking off the evening with the deeply evocative 'Sapna Vinani Raat', Gadhvi instantly set the tone for an immersive musical journey. The momentum only grew with the thunderous beats of 'Vitthal Vitthal', 'Shivaji Nu Halardu', and 'Naagar Nandji Na Laal', transforming the entire venue into a pulsating Garba dance floor. Enhanced by snow bubbles, flames, synchronized Xylobands, and vivid stage visuals, the atmosphere turned electric.
When the opening notes of 'Khalasi', the breakout folk anthem, hit the air, the crowd erupted in unison, chanting every lyric in celebration. The show reached its emotional high point with performances of 'Laadki', 'Rang Bhini', and 'Mahahetvali', leaving the audience in rapturous awe. Among the thousands cheering was Darshan Raval, Gadhvi's friend and fellow singer-songwriter, spotted singing along with the crowd.
Shoven Shah, Founder & CEO of TribeVibe Entertainment, reflected on the concert's success, 'Mumbai's incredible response to Aditya Gadhvi's folk fusion spectacle reinforces what we've always believed — when exceptional artists meet passionate audiences, something magical happens. At TribeVibe, our mission is to bring live, unforgettable musical experiences to fans across India."
Echoing that sentiment, Aditya Gadhvi shared, 'It was an absolute pleasure to perform in front of the vibrant Mumbai audience this weekend. I'm deeply grateful for the immense love and support this city always shows me. I promise I'll be back soon!"
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