Gajendra Verma Live

Step into the vibrant world of PMC Bangalore, one of the city’s emerging destinations for unforgettable nightlife experiences. Known for its energetic ambiance, stylish interiors, and high-octane music nights, PMC brings together a lively crowd and immersive party vibe. The venue regularly hosts DJ nights, themed events, and curated music experiences featuring hip hop, commercial, and trending sounds.

With a fully equipped bar, dynamic lighting, and spacious dance floor, PMC creates the perfect setting for midweek parties, weekend celebrations, and exclusive events. Designed for music lovers and party enthusiasts, it offers a seamless blend of great music, drinks, and an electrifying social atmosphere, making every night feel like a celebration.

Gajendra started performing music on stage from the age for 3. Though he did not have any formal training in music but his origin of music was his father and brother. Who taught him the nuances of singing and art of music. 

When he was 11, his family moved to Jaipur, where Gajendra had his education from the Army School Jaipur. He performed at many stage shows and won many music competitions. Which added to his passion for the field of music.

He was exposed to many forms of music and always intrigued to know more about world music. His desire to fly high with wings of music got him to Mumbai. He then did a 2-year course in Sound Engineering from Mumbai's renowned SAE college. Post the course he has been teaching at SAE and pursuing his dream to be a Musician in the dreamland.

During the journey till now, he had his share of bittersweet experiences in the competitive world of Music, where every new tune is as precious as a pearl in the sea-shell. Gajendra's song "Emptiness" also know as "Tune Mere Jaana" got leaked on the internet with a fake sympathetic story of a dying IIT student named Rohan Rathod and had instant liking by 3 million music lovers across the nation. Later on, Gajendra filed a complaint claiming his right of the song. This became a big news and was covered by Hindustan Times, Delhi.