The Lumineers Wow Gurugram Crowd with Electrifying India Comeback
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The Lumineers, a renowned American folk-rock band, made a triumphant return to India on Sunday with an unforgettable performance in Gurugram. This marked their first standalone concert in the subcontinent, and the only stop in the region as part of their current tour. Produced and promoted by BookMyShow Live, the show drew a packed audience, who sang along to the band's hit songs throughout the night. Led by frontman Wesley Schultz and drummer Jeremiah Fraites, the setlist featured a mix of old and new tracks, including fan favorites like 'Ho Hey', 'Cleopatra', and 'Ophelia'. The band also performed their latest hits, such as 'Same Old Thing', 'You're All I Got', and 'Keys On The Table', which got the crowd singing and dancing. The performance was characterized by its simple yet powerful arrangements, focusing on the band's strong vocals and songwriting. The audience was deeply engaged, with large sections singing along and quieter moments met with complete silence. During the concert, Wesley Schultz addressed the crowd multiple times, expressing the band's excitement to be back in India and their appreciation for the strong connection they share with the Delhi-NCR audience. The evening's highlight came when the band launched into their recent track 'Asshole', dedicating the song to the 'a*sholes' in the room, including themselves. The Gurugram concert provided a rare opportunity for Indian fans to see the band live, and they did not disappoint. The Lumineers' performance was a testament to their skill and artistry, leaving the audience in awe.
