Indeed Weekender returns for a celebration of music & culture this weekend

Hyderabad’s Indeed Weekender is back for its second edition, offering a vibrant mix of music, art, and cultural experiences from September 20-22, 2024.

Hosted at two of the city’s most beloved venues, EXT and The Moonshine Project, the festival aims to bring together the best of local talent in an immersive and inclusive celebration.

EXT, (short for Extension) is an intimate, 350-capacity venue housed in what was once the rooftop of The Moonshine Project.

Following sound restrictions, it was transformed into a sleek indoor space, now boasting one of Hyderabad’s top-tier sound systems—a state-of-the-art L-Acoustics Kara Rig.

Since its inception two years ago, EXT has carved a niche as a hub for electronic music, regularly programming house, techno, disco, and drum’and’bass acts.

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For Indeed Weekender, EXT collaborates with The Moonshine Project, which has championed regional Telugu music and indie bands for nearly a decade.

Together, they are set to present a diverse line-up featuring Capricio, fresh off their US tour, regional favourites Jammers, and electronic acts like Murthovic and Hamza Rahimtula.

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The festival also comes as a celebration of EXT’s second anniversary.

Each day will offer something unique, such as live performances, workshops, and community-driven events that reflect Hyderabad’s dynamic creative scene.

Tickets and schedule details can be found here.

Amira Waworuntu is Mixmag Asia’s Managing Editor, follow her on Instagram.

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