Mumbai - High Street Phoenix - Jam-Ups in association with NSPA
A THURSDAY RHYTHM FROM THESTREETS
~High Street Phoenix presents May edition of Thursday Jam-Ups in association with NSPA~
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HIGH STREET PHOENIX’S
MAY EDITION THURSDAY JAM-UPS
Date: 30th May 2013
Time: 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
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The May edition of Thursday Jam-up will include performances by musician Rahul Bakshi, upcoming band Promise Land (an
Alternative Rock Band consisting of Nikhil Nair, Kevin Sissoko and Nazar
Bukhari – the regulars at blueFROG), and KABIR ROCK (Neeraj Arya
-vocals & guitar, Mukund Ramaswamy- Carnatic Classical Violin, K
Dakshinamurthy - Carnatic Classical Percussion and Nitesh More - African
djembe) of National Streets for Performing
Arts from 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm at the Courtyard, High Street Phoenix.
So are you all set to witness a
contemporary musical nite at High Street Phoenix!
About the bands:
Rahul Bakshi remains the solitary
soldier of his family that continues the legacy of his musician grandfather
late Pt. Shri Vasant Manerikar who was a well-known Marathi folk exponent in
Goa. A music prodigy, Rahul has been
training under the renowned Pt. Shri Satyajit Talwalkar. Promise
Land, a band that formed when three friends coming together
to experiment with their favourite songs, which is now an Alternative
(acoustic) rock project. Their past collaborations have resulted in a Hard
Rock band called ‘After Promised Land’ and ‘Time Travel’ which performs at
festivals in Mumbai and Pune and recently debuted at Blue Frog, Mumbai.
Kabir
Rock is composed of four
eclectic musicians, who came together through their performances at the
stations with National Streets for Performing Arts (NSPA). Inspired by the
philosophy of Sant Kabir, they perform Kabir Dohas in Rock and Raggae styles
with Carnatic Classical Instruments.
About Thursday Jam-Ups:
Thursday Jam-Ups was initiated by High Street Phoenix to provide a
platform to upcoming musical talents of the city. In a recent past the
destination centre is known to have associated themselves with various social
causes, the awareness of which were propagated by Thursday Jam-ups. Band like
Stud in the box, Duncun Rufus, Winit Tikoo, Mihir Joshi's Bombay Rock Project, Kanchan
Daniel Band were few of the popular acts that has taken centre stage in this
favourite monthly property.
About National Streets for Performing Arts:
The National Streets for Performing Arts is an initiative to take Art to
the People by reclaiming public spaces for street performances. NSPA seeks to
champion public spaces as an alternative platform for performance, encouraging
greater interaction between artists and the community, creating spaces of
cultural interaction and energizing the very city and its people. NSPA aims to
support the livelihoods of less privileged and independent performers across
diverse genres.
About High Street Phoenix:
High Street Phoenix (HSP) is
the first retail led consumption centre developed in India over a sprawling 3.3
million square feet. It houses over 500 brands including a variety of F&B,
entertainment, commercial and residential complexes. Pioneered by The Phoenix
Mills Co. Ltd., HSP is led by its young, dynamic Managing Director, Atul Ruia
and his team of professionals. A pioneer & one of the renowned leading
developers of leading mixed use projects; The Phoenix Mills Co. Ltd. has a
presence in 13 cities across country. The brand has introduced some of India’s
finest retail led mixed-use developments like Phoenix Marketcity in Kurla,
Pune, Bangalore & Chennai.
At HSP, each zone has been
specifically conceptualized and designed to offer an international experience
and as an answer to emerging urban agglomerations typically defined as
'mixed-use developments'. The centre houses 3 distinct shopping zones viz.
Skyzone, Grand Galleria and High Street Units (HSU). The multi-leveled Skyzone
boasts of anchor stores of leading national and international brand retail outlets.
The Grand Galleria caters to impulse shoppers and is connected to PVR Cinema’s
2000 seater 7 digital screens multiplex.
Popularly known as the heart
of HSP, ‘Courtyard’ - true to its name, presents the perfect platform for
celebration and festivities. Completing this picture is an array of eateries
that surround it. With a variety of first-of-its-kind retail stores, flagship
stores and international brands under its umbrella HSP is hard to resist. The
centre today stands as testament to mixed used development and is a unique
destination with a wide variety of choices to appeal to all segments of the
consumer across the board. HSP has added one of Mumbai’s, first luxury and
premium luxury retail and entertainment destination, appropriately christened, ‘Palladium’.
Palladium has, in a short span of time become an iconic landmark not only for Mumbai but for the entire
country and offers four levels of exclusive shopping in an atmosphere of
extraordinary sophistication and refinement all under one elegant roof.
The centre also has an
expanded car park area making it one of the biggest car pool areas in Mumbai
clocking on average of nearly 6,000 vehicles each day.
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