Earth Festival: Music, Art & Eco-Consciousness Bloom

The Echoes of Earth 2025 festival recently concluded in Bengaluru, leaving attendees with a profound sense of connection to nature and community. The event successfully merged art, sustainability, and diverse musical genres, creating a unique atmosphere on the city's outskirts. Attendees praised the visually captivating installations, particularly the Octopus, Vulture, and Spider stages, which added to the natural beauty of the forested venue.

The musical lineup spanned a wide range, from traditional Carnatic music and local folk dances like Dolu Kunitha and Mangalorean tiger dance to contemporary jazz fusion, techno, and experimental sets. This eclectic mix catered to varied tastes, with many noting the increased presence of electronic music and fusion bands. The festival also maintained its commitment to local roots, opening with traditional performances.

Sustainability was a central theme, with stages constructed from recycled metal and installations designed for reuse. The festival's minimal waste approach and reusable cup system subtly encouraged eco-friendly behavior. Beyond the music and art, Echoes of Earth provided a digital detox, fostering grounding and healing experiences, marked by communal moments of shared music and quiet reflection amidst nature.