Verknipt concludes three-city India tour with power-packed techno performances; here are the highlights

The electrifying performances featured a mix of industrial, minimal and euphoric techno. Photo Courtesy: Spacebound

Known for their high-energy techno events, Verknipt from Netherlands wrapped up their three-city India debut tour this weekend with electrifying three shows across Bengaluru, Mumbai and Hyderabad on May 2, 3 and 4 respectively.

Bringing some of the best names in techno music from around the world, fans experienced hypnotic sets from all the artist including 6EJOU, Fatima Hajji, Stan Christ, Kollison, Shlomo, Ana Lillia and b2b in Mumbai at the Dome, SVP Stadium in Worli.

The tour, produced by Spacebound, kicked off in Bengaluru with the Dutch outfit's signature hard-hitting beats that gave locals a glimpse of their musc. The performances then to place in Mumbai and ended on a high in Hyderabad.

6EJOU, Fatima Hajji and Stan Christ delivered electrifying performances by bringing their own signature sound. While 6EJOU fired up the dancefloor with an intense set to play favourites like ‘Red Bunker' and ‘How Could You', Fatima Hajji and Kollision mesmerised the crowd with their dynamic techno vibes, playing tracks such as ‘Knees' and ‘Bite'. It did not end there because Stan Christ and Shlomo took it a step further with high-energy beats, dropping ‘Trepidation', ‘I WANNA FEEL' and ‘Dam Dam Dam'.

The electrifying performances featured a mix of industrial, minimal and euphoric techno, that was complemented with Verknipt's immersive production that not only included high-impact visual displays but also sound.

As part of the experience, the Dutch outfit also unveiled an exclusive four-part mini-series, offering fans a rare, behind-the-scenes glimpse at their rise to global prominence. The series culminated in a final episode showcasing the unique production setup and how the artists came together put on the performance.

Verknipt's story began in 2012 in the Netherlands, fuelled by the idea to create unique techno events the country had ever seen. What started as an underground set quickly snowballed into a movement that took over the national electronic scene. Over the years, legends like Charlotte de Witte, Dax J, Amelie Lens, AnD, DION and Dyen have played at their concerts. It is no wonder then that for their debut in India, they featured veterans and rising stars.