Archive · 7 Sep 2025
Savan Kotecha Forms Indian Boyband 'OutStation'
Imagine a famous music producer named Savan Kotecha, who has worked with big stars, decided to create a new boyband in India.
He found five talented young men from different parts of India.
They're between 17 and 22 years old.
Kotecha wants the band, called OutStation, to be a hit and represent India's youth in the music world.
The music will be pop, and the band will sing in Hindi initially.
Kotecha hopes OutStation will inspire other young people to follow their dreams.
Savan Kotecha, a Grammy-nominated songwriter, formed the Indian boyband OutStation.
The band consists of five young men from across India, aged 17 to 22.
OutStation was formed in partnership with Visva Records India, Republic Records, and Universal Music India.
The band will start with Hindi songs and explore local languages later.
Kotecha aims to make OutStation India's youth-driven pop group.
- Who
- Savan Kotecha formed the Indian boyband OutStation.
- What
- Kotecha, in partnership with Visva Records India, Republic Records, and Universal Music India, formed a new boyband, OutStation.
- When
- The band was formed after a nation-wide talent hunt in early 2024.
- Where
- The boot camp was held in Goa.
- Why
- Kotecha aims to represent Indian youth and make them stars.
- Band Name
- OutStation
- Band Members Ages
- 17-22
- Originator
- Savan Kotecha
- Kotecha's Accolades
- 17-time Grammy nominee, Oscar nominee
- Partners
- Visva Records India, Republic Records, Universal Music India
- Music Genre
- Pop