The festival, which will be held this month,will feature Mumbai rock band Indus Creed's frontman Uday Benegal, Shillong folk musician Guru Rewben among others on its lineup

Uday Benegal of Indus Creed. Photo: Pranab Doley
After Ziro, an unexplored town of Arunachal Pradesh, it is now the turn of Dambuk, yet another village in the state that has been chosen to host a music festival, to place the north east on the music map.
This month, Dambuk will come alive for the Orange Festival, which will feature a lineup of singer-songwriters from across the country. The initial list of artists features musicians such as Mumbai rock band Indus Creed’s lead vocalist Uday Benegal, Mumbai-
The festival, which is slated to be held at an orange orchard, will be put together by the team responsible for the Ziro Festival of Music. Speaking about the festival, organizer Bobby Hano says that while there are similarities between Ziro Festival of Music and Orange Festival, each one is distinct.  Says Hano, “It’s about jamming, cultural dances,  and elephant rides. It’s about the poetry of Dambuk.” Orange Festival will also include other activities such as river rafting and jungle safaris.
Orange Festival
January 17th – 18th, 2015
Orange Orchard, Dambuk, Arunachal Pradesh
Entry: TBA
Find more details here.
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