Archive · 11 Oct 2026
Echoes of Earth Marks Tenth Edition at Nandi Hills
Echoes of Earth is a festival that brings together music, art, nature, and culture.
Its 10th edition will take place on December 5 and 6 at a new site near Nandi Hills.
This year’s theme is “Arteries of Life.”
It is about how rivers and water ecosystems matter and why they need protection.
Four stages will host musicians from India and other countries.
Some performers include Thievery Corporation, MEUTE, and Yussef Dayes Experience.
Artists will also make installations about rivers using reused and recycled materials.
The festival’s director says the event is growing while staying true to its values.
Echoes of Earth will hold its 10th edition on December 5 and 6 at a new location near the foothills of Nandi Hills.
The festival’s theme, “Arteries of Life,” focuses on India’s rivers and water ecosystems.
Four curated stages will feature Indian and international artists, including Thievery Corporation, MEUTE, and Yussef Dayes Experience.
Art installations will interpret rivers and water ecosystems using upcycled and recycled materials.
Founder and Festival Director Roshan Netalkar described the anniversary as a milestone and said the festival would retain its ethos as it enters a new chapter.
- Who
- Echoes of Earth, its participating artists, and festival audiences.
- What
- The festival’s 10th edition, featuring music, art, and environmental programming.
- When
- December 5 and 6; the year is not specified.
- Where
- A new location at the foothills of Nandi Hills.
- Why
- To celebrate the festival’s 10th edition and explore the importance of India’s rivers and water ecosystems.
- Festival
- Echoes of Earth
- Edition
- 10th
- Dates
- December 5 and 6; year not stated
- Location
- A new site at the foothills of Nandi Hills
- Theme
- “Arteries of Life,” focused on rivers and water ecosystems
- Stages
- Four specially curated stages
- Art materials
- Upcycled and recycled materials