Ctrl Alt Delete | Indie Music Scene

When

Sunday, 30th October, 2012,

Starts 3.30 pm

at Sitara studios, Lower Parel

Control ALT Delete is the quintessential scene gig. It's an event that showcases new, alternative music without any agenda or pretensions. It's put together by people who have been part of the Bombay rock scene for many years. This time around, that original DIY ethic goes a step further, and invites fans to make the gig happen. With Wishberry.in and Control ALT Delete tying up together, fans have the power to make this scene, and the opportunity to put together what will undoubtedly be one of the coolest gigs of 2012. Fans can contribute anything from Rs. 200 to Rs. 35,000, all of which will go towards making this gig happen. 

Contribute at http://www.wishberry.in/Hit-Ctrl-ALT-Del-14109More information at http://nh7.in/indiecision/wolxlCheck out our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/ctrlaltdel8

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