An amazing night of crossover music
Bloodywood hit the stage over the weekend at the O2 Institute. Known for their groundbreaking fusion of Heavy Metal and traditional Indian Folk music, the band delivered a performance that was both electrifying and culturally profound. Bloodywood took the stage, and the energy in the venue surged to its peak.
From the thunderous guitar riffs to the rhythmic pounding of the dhol, they effortlessly merged Western Metal with Eastern Folk elements, creating a sound that was both fierce and melodic. The crowd became completely immersed in the performance, chanting and dancing to every beat, caught in the magnetic energy of the band. What truly sets Bloodywood apart is not just their music, but the powerful message they convey. Through their unique sound, they are dismantling stereotypes about India. While the world often associates India with Bollywood, Bloodywood is revealing a vibrant and diverse music scene that spans genres and cultures. They are proving that heavy metal can be deeply rooted in tradition, while also remaining fresh and relevant on the global stage.
This was a night that will not be forgotten - a celebration of friendship, cultural fusion, and the unifying power of music. They are proving, with each performance, that Heavy Metal has a home in India - and it’s here to stay.
Setlist
- 01. Dana Dan
- 02. Nu Delhi
- 03. Aaj
- 04. Tadka
- 05. Jee Veerey
- 06. Bekhauf
- 07. Machi Bhasad (Expect a Riot)
- 08. Halla Bol
- 09. Gaddaar
