Gotye’s Turn Now
Lasya Nadimpally : Sat Dec 08 2012, 03:46 hrs
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Brazilian-Australian singer-songwriter Wouter "Wally" De Backer, who is better known as Gotye, has just announced his first concert in India. He will perform at Blue Frog in New Delhi, on February 6 next year, as the finale of the ongoing Oz Fest. With his smash hit single Somebody that I used to know turning out to be the biggest selling song of the year, Gotye also bagged three Grammy nominations on December 6, including one for Record of the Year. Interestingly, his concert in India will take place just five days prior to the awards ceremony.
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