The finalists will battle it out at the grand finale in Mumbai this month
Mumbai progressive blues band The Family Cheese won the west zone finale. Photo: Courtesy of Sennheiser India
Sennheiser Top 50 witnessed some stellar performances at their recently held zonal finales, which took place in Guwahati, New Delhi, Pune and Bengaluru over the last three weeks. The competition has now come down to the final four bands who will compete against each other at the grand finale at Hard Rock Café in Mumbai on September 21st.
The artists that qualified for the grand finale include Aizawl-based pop-rock band Avora Records, New Delhi rockers Knight Shades, Mumbai progressive blues act The Family Cheese and Kochi-based folk-rock outfit When Chai Met Toast.
“I am extremely excited and ecstatic in looking at what we have been able to achieve with this event. We wanted to go a notch higher with Season Three by giving talented artists a platform to prove their mettle, and I believe we have achieved that,” says Vipin Pungalia, the director of Sennheiser Professional Segment India. “The immense talent that we have witnessed in this journey is a testimony to the fact that India has a plethora of talent across the country waiting for the right platform and opportunity to prove themselves.”
The grand finale in Mumbai will also witness performances by Indian-folk band The Raghu Dixit Project and Bengaluru rockers Parvaaz. The ultimate winner of Sennheiser Top 50 Season Three will walk away with prizes worth Rs.20 lacs and also receive a two-year endorsement deal with Sennheiser. The winning band will also be the face of the audio company for the next year.
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