Concert for a cause
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Aradhna, a band that fuses traditional Indian devotional music with Christian themes, performed at a benefit concert at the amphitheater at Ishanya Mall on November 15. The concert was organised in aid of a rescue program for minors trapped in flesh trade and to ensure proper rehabilitation facilities for them. The band comprises of Chris Hale on lead vocals and sitar, Peter Hicks on acoustic guitar and sitar and Travis McAfee on bass. They performed soulful songs that fused elements of American rock, folk and classical music with ancient Sanskrit prayers, devotional bhajans and world music to create a spiritual experience.
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