Use this thread to discuss anything related to Fred's India tour tickets, instead of making separate posts on the sub.

Any other posts on the sub related to this will be removed.

P.S. - No ticket selling or buying is allowed on this thread or sub. Anyone flouting the rules will be banned.

Hi everyone,

Quick and strict reminder - Now that Fred again..'s tickets are going live, ANY posts or comments related to buying or selling tickets will result in an immediate ban (even permanent).

This includes: • Selling tickets • Looking to buy tickets • “DM for tickets” type comments • Redirecting to external ticket sales

We want to keep this community clean, safe, and focused on music and discussion, not turn it into a marketplace or deal with scams.

No warnings will be given. If you break this rule, you will be banned.

Thanks for understanding and helping us keep the sub solid!!

With so many posts popping up on the sub about the rumoured cancellation of Klangkuenstler's upcoming Outworld show at the Dome NSCI in Mumbai on the 6th June, we're starting this megathread to discuss and share anything related to the show and its rumoured cancellation.

Please refrain from creating new posts on the topic and help us in keeping the sub clean.

Hi, I had a pair of Tanchjim One (3.5 mm version), which I used for audio and video calls, listening to music and watching movies/TV shows. However, the right side of the IEMs stopped working and while I've reached out to HPZ a bunch of times, they haven't been responding.

So in case I might have to buy a new pair of IEMs, what are some good bullet styled IEMs under 2,000? I find bullet styled IEMs more convenient to use casually. Use case is going to be the same that's mentioned above (calls, casual music and TV and movies).

I already own a pair of Sennheiser IE 200 and Moondrop Aria, and AirPods Pro 2.

Shouldn't it be a case of developing the culture beyond Mumbai, and into Delhi NCR, Bangalore, Hyderabad etc. so that the reliance on the former reduces and we can actually build a more sustainable gig economy?

Saw the cancellation announcement for YE’s Delhi show and was going through comments here and on other subs saying “this wouldn’t have happened in Mumbai.”

But shouldn’t the bigger conversation be about why our live entertainment ecosystem is still so dependent on Mumbai in the first place? Delhi NCR, Bangalore, Hyderabad etc. are massive urban markets too. Shouldn't the goal should be about building concert culture and audience consistency across cities, not reinforcing dependence on one entertainment capital.

Unless this happens, building a sustainable gig economy in India feels like a distant dream.