Jingle Land Festival - Bangalores Biggest Music Festival

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.

Motherjane is an Indian rock band formed in 1996 in Kochi, Kerala. They are renowned for their unique fusion of progressive rock with Indian Carnatic music, creating a distinctive sound that has captivated audiences both nationally and internationally.

Chowraasta is a Hyderabad-based band that has been making significant strides in the Telugu indie music scene for over six years. The band is known for its unique fusion of Telugu folk music with reggae, blues, and retro elements, creating a distinctive sound that resonates with a wide audience.

W.i.S.H. is an Indian girl-pop group formed under Sony Music India, marking the country's first mainstream all-female pop ensemble in over two decades. The group's name stands for "World Inka Stage Hai," translating to "The World Is Their Stage."

Ace of Spades is a Japanese rock band formed in 2012, managed by LDH and signed to the record label Rhythm Zone. The band's inception traces back to 2005 during the collaboration between EXILE and GLAY on the single "Scream," which led to the project's formation by Hiro (EXILE) and Hisashi and Takuro (GLAY)

Kannamangalam Sreekumar Harisankar, born on November 18, 1993, in Haripad, Kerala, is an Indian playback singer and music producer predominantly working in Malayalam cinema. He hails from a family with a rich musical heritage; his parents, K. S. Sreekumar and Kamala Lekshmi, are both musicians, and his grandmother, K. Omanakutty, is a renowned musicologist. He is also the grandnephew of musicians M. G. Radhakrishnan and M. G. Sreekumar

Harisankar's musical journey began at the age of four when he sang alongside K. J. Yesudas for the film "Saphalyam" in 1997. He continued his early foray into music by singing for the devotional album "Sabarimala" with M. G. Sreek