EVENTS AT TWO EXTRA LIVES

At Two Extra Lives, we curate experiences to celebrate the pulse that unites us all. To rejoice in the gift of music as it takes us beyond the illusions of this world. Like a magic carpet, flying us into a realm where time dissolves, and we tune into our truest frequency. We become one with ourselves in a space of a quiet awakening—pure and weightless. In our every breath and beat, music is the thread that connects all living beings—a rhythm woven into the fabric of existence.

Under soft lights and shared breaths, we host our Satsangs — from the Sanskrit word for “a sacred gathering” — vibrant sanctuaries for connection. Rooted in music, dance, and love, these evenings bring in artists from across the world, and here, their sounds collide and coalesce, birthing fusions that have never been heard before. Each note carries the weight of journeys untold, each melody whispers of lands unseen, introducing our listeners to echoes both ancient and unfamiliar. At TEL, where fabrics drape stories and garments echo voices, our Satsangs are invitations to pause, listen, and feel life’s harmony in music. Melodies rise and dissolve into conversations, laughter, and movement—echoing the pulse of a world where borders blur.

Revelry meets reflection at the Info Disco at TEL, a night of mirth and dance but illuminated by visuals that confront the realities of human overconsumption and Earth’s fragility. Through music and thought-provoking projections, we create a unique dance floor, a space for joy and urgent conversations about sustainability and our shared future.

EVENTS AT TWO EXTRA LIVES

At Two Extra Lives, we curate experiences to celebrate the pulse that unites us all. To rejoice in the gift of music as it takes us beyond the illusions of this world. Like a magic carpet, flying us into a realm where time uture.

Earth After Hours

Date: 28 June 2026
Time: 8pm onwards

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One last evening in this space.

Mumbai, you held us. In the chaos, the rain, the rush of this city, you made room for slowness, for intention, for a store that asked you to think twice before you bought.

And to make this evening what it deserves to be; we're bringing in DJ Isaikadelic a Ukraine-born DJ, sound engineer, and classically trained musician with deep roots in music education, including classical guitar, music theory, and cinematic sound engineering.

After discovering the power of Drum & Bass at a high-energy rave in 2007, he fully immersed himself in the underground electronic scene. His sets blend groovy, deep, dark, and psychedelic Drum & Bass, from old-school classics to cutting-edge releases.

It's been a pleasure. Thank you.

Eco Printing Workshop

Date: 26 June 2026
Time: 12-3pm

What if a leaf could leave a memory behind?

Join Tanya for a workshop in eco-printing, where petals, bark, and leaves meet cloth, and time becomes part of the process. Guided by heat and nature's own pigments, each print emerges slowly, unpredictable, imperfect, and entirely its own.

A practice of noticing. Of slowing down. Of letting nature make its mark.

No chemicals. No waste. Just plants, heat, and time.

Sharmistha chatterjee LIVE WITH sayar mitra

📍 Two Extra Lives, Bandra
🗓️ 25th June 2026 | 9pm - 11pm

Two Extra Lives is honoured to host an evening that moves across every border music has ever drawn. 

Sharmishta Chatterjee is many things at once - Hindustani classical vocalist, playback singer for Indian cinema, and the first Indian woman to front a Pakistani band. As the lead vocalist of Lahore’s progressive rock Mekaal Hasan (2013-2017) and the first Indian artist to appear on Coke Stuio Pakistan, her voice has won hearts across borders and through the word. 


To hear her live is to understand that some artists don’t belong to one tradition - they belong to all of them.

An intimate Sharmishta Chatterjee Live evening presents exactly that - Hindustani classical woven through jazz, Sufi music sitting alongside Hindi film songs, all help together by a voice that knows how to carry each one with equal grace. 

Joining her is Sayar Mitra on guitar, whose versatile, groove-driven playing finds its own conversation with her expansive music world.

Tres Kakas Live

Date: 24th June 2026
Time:9 PM – 11 PM

Tres Kakas is a Mumbai-based jazz trio playing Modern Latin and Brazilian music : bold, rhythmic, and built for a live room. Their set weaves through classic Latin Jazz and Brazilian standards alongside original compositions written in the same spirit: energetic, melodic, and completely alive in the moment.
Adi Ahir on bass, Niranjan Joshi on keys, and Bihu Mukherjee on drums bring a trio chemistry that's hard to manufacture, the kind that comes from musicians who genuinely listen to each other. Expect syncopated grooves, melodic interplay, and the occasional moment where the whole room locks in at once.
This is a live music evening at Two Extra Lives, our conscious multi-designer concept store in Bandra, an intimate setting that puts you close to the music in a way most venues can't.

Upcycling Workshop With Ruchi's Atelier

📍 Two Extra Lives, Bandra
🗓️ 23rd June 2026 | 1pm – 5pm

Every garment deserves at least two extra lives.

Dig out the dress you've been meaning to fix, the jacket that no longer feels like you, or the piece someone gifted you that never quite found its moment. Bring it here, and let's figure out what it wants to become next.

In this hands-on session, Ruchi will guide you through the art of reworking and reimagining clothing through embroidery, patching, stenciling, and creative repair. Come with a garment, come with materials you love (buttons, brooches, chains, scraps, anything), and come with or without a plan. The store is yours to wander before you begin. Let the details around you spark something.

Sewing kits will be provided. What you leave with is entirely up to you.

Charda Panjab Live

Date: 13th June, 2026
Time: 9 PM – 11 PM

Carrying forward the rich tradition of Lok Dhadi Kala, Charda Panjab brings together poetry, storytelling, and music in a form that has long served as the voice of the people. Rooted in Punjab’s oral traditions, their performances weave together tales of history, resistance, love, and identity, keeping alive a cultural legacy that continues to resonate across generations.

This collective brings a powerful blend of traditional and contemporary sounds:

Dildaar Bhakhar — DHAD

Nav Paliya — BUGDU

Chann Pandher — SARANGI

Arry Brar — GUITAR

Come ready to listen, reflect, and immerse yourself in the living tradition of Lok Dhadi Kala.

Together, they create a soundscape that is both deeply rooted and refreshingly alive. The pulse of the dhad, the earthy resonance of the bugdu, the haunting melodies of the sarangi, and the warmth of the guitar come together to carry stories that are as relevant today as they have always been.

Expect an evening of powerful narratives, soulful melodies, and the unmistakable spirit of Punjab. Music that remembers, questions, celebrates, and connects.

Come ready to listen, reflect, and immerse yourself in the living tradition of Lok Dhadi Kala.

Satsang 2.0

Date: 16th May, 2026
Time: 9 PM – 11 PM

We're back with Satsang 2.0

We’re beyond excited to welcome back Ustad Rais Khan, whose music doesn’t just stay on stage, it moves through you. Rooted in Rajasthan’s folk traditions, his sound is rhythmic, ecstatic, and full of life the kind that pulls you into joy, into movement, into something almost celebratory.

This time, he returns with a powerful collective:

Rais Khan — morchang, khartal, bhapang, beatboxing, vocal

Latif Khan — harmonium, vocal

Hardas Ram — algoza

Dayam Khan — dholak

Expect an evening that builds and bursts, from hypnotic rhythms to soaring melodies, from stillness to pure energy. The addition of the algoza brings a raw, earthy depth we’ve been waiting to experience together.

Come ready to feel it all, joy, rhythm, connection and lose yourself in the music.

Neil Mukherjee and Umesh Warbhuvan duo live

Date: 9th May, 2026
Time: 9 PM – 11 PM

Two Extra Lives is honoured to host an intimate acoustic evening, where two worlds of rhythm and string come together in something truly rare.
Featuring Umesh Warbhuvan, a percussionist whose hands carry the pulse of both Indian and African traditions, bridging ancient rhythm with living, breathing innovation. Alongside Neil Mukherjee, guitarist, composer, and sonic architect, whose musical journey spans Carnatic classical roots to international stages, from Kolkata's rock scene to the studios of AR Rahman and Shankar Ehsaan Loy.
Beyond their individual paths, this evening is a conversation. Between continents. Between traditions. Between two artists who understand that music, at its most honest, needs very little to move you.


We invite you to come and simply listen to an evening that promises to be as grounding as it is quietly extraordinary.

Sanjay Divecha and Anand Bhagat duo live

Date: 2nd April, 2026
Time: 9 PM – 11 PM

Two Extra Lives is honoured to host an intimate acoustic evening, where melody and rhythm come together in quiet brilliance.

Featuring Sanjay Divecha — an extraordinary guitarist, composer, and storyteller of sound alongside Anand Bhagat, a dynamic percussionist — in a deeply immersive musical dialogue.

Beyond their individual journeys, they come together in a rare collaboration. Their musical chemistry is a special one, translating effortlessly into the performance — taking you on a journey that is both immersive and deeply moving, leaving you feeling healed.

We invite you to witness this rare meeting of minds and sound — an evening that promises to ground and quietly transform.

BeDesi

Date: 9th March, 2026
Time: 9 PM – 11 PM

Two Extra Lives is honoured to host a Rajasthani Folk Ensemble, carrying the power of their voice and the timeless spirit of the desert into our space.

From the Manganiyar and Langa communities, these musicians bring with them generations of tradition. Their voices hold stories of devotion, longing, celebration, and love - melodies that have echoed across the sands for centuries.

The stirring strains of the kamayacha and sindhi sarangi, the rhythmic pulse of the dholak, and the lively accents of the khartal and matka come together in one seamless flow - rising and falling like songs carried across the desert dunes, calling us to become one and surrender to pulsating claps and movement.

We are grateful to welcome the artists Dare Khan Manganiyar, Latif Khan, Eklash Khan Langa, Sawai Khan Manganiyar.

We hope you’ll join us for this warm and heartfelt evening as we bring the sounds of the desert to you — where the magic comes alive and moves through your breath and bones.

TRIPPY SAMA

Date: 25th February, 2026
Time: 9 PM – 11 PM

After a deeply resonant experience at Two Extra Lives, we’re opening our space once again to welcome Trippy Sama for another immersive performance.
Trippy Sama is a world music collective that brings together musicians from around the globe, united by the intention of holding a sacred, inclusive space through sound - sound that moves through you.

Rooted in Indian classical traditions and shaped by sounds from different cultures, their music feels both grounding and expansive. The soft breath of the bansuri and the rhythmic alghoza echo tradition, while meditative percussion and layered textures create an immersive atmosphere. The sarod’s intricate melodies flow through the soundscape, anchored by soulful vocals and supported by soulful vocals and the steady pulse of the drums.

The Artists
Kartikeya Vashist - Bansuri, Alghoza
Yash Nirwan - Sarod
Neeraj Kumar - Tabla
Hemant Chakraborty - Voice, Handpan, Drums

Two Extra Lives has always been a space for community, connection, and shared energy - open to all who wish to float with us.

Join us for a night of music that nourishes the spirit and lingers long after the sound fades away.

PINK MOSS

Date: 20th February, 2026
Time: 9 PM – 11 PM

Pink Moss is an Alternative R&B, Funk, Neo-Soul, and Afro-Pop band based in Mumbai, India, recognized for their eclectic fusion of neo-soul, R&B, and Afro-pop paired with expressive bilingual lyrics. Their music blends groovy rhythms and honest storytelling into a distinctive contemporary sound. Following the release of their latest single “Find Me Again,” the band is currently working on multiple new projects slated for release this year.

Experience a live set with Sampriti (vocals), Souvik (bass), Subid (guitar), Sid (drums) at Two Extra Lives — an evening centered on original music, rhythm, and collective energy.


AKRAM ABDULFATTAH

Date: 1st February, 2026
Time: 8PM – 10PM

Two Extra Lives invites Akram Abdulfattah, a Palestinian-American violinist, composer, and producer. Influenced by Arabic classical masters and shaped by collaborations with artists such as Simon Shaheen, Omar Faruk Tekbilek, and Bassam Saba, His music fuses Palestinian, Arab, and Indian traditions.

Akram views abstract music as means to communicate to the world a powerful message of peace, love, serenity, and harmony; invigorating imaginative state of mind among his listeners, elevating their senses to higher spirituality and connecting them with their most inner selves.

We look forward to hosting you for an immersive classical evening, embracing tranquility and stillness.


AXEL MOON

Date: 31st January 2026

Time: 8PM – 10PM

Two Extra Lives opens its space to Axel Moon — a Paris-based multi-instrumentalist, DJ, producer, and curator — for an experience that journeys across traditional music, psychedelic textures, and forward-leaning electronic sound.
Axel’s musical path moves fluidly through rock, traditional and folk forms, and club-oriented electronics. He is the founder of the psychedelic act Ko Shin Moon, with five albums and over 200 international performances.
As a DJ and live performer, Axel blends unusual sounds, traditional instruments, percussive electronics, ambient experimentation, and fierce bass energy — often weaving in his own edits and productions to create a one-of-a-kind sonic narrative.

This evening at Two Extra Lives is an intimate gathering of music, culture, and community. Join us in a shared curiosity for sound as ritual, movement, and collective experience.

MOTION / EMOTION

Date: 30th January 2026

Time: 8PM – 10PM

Two Extra Lives opens a portal into Motion/Emotion — an immersive live music experience where sound, movement, and emotion converge.

Project Damru leads this journey through cinematic and experimental soundscapes, blending Hindustani classical, indigenous and folk traditions with analogue textures, world rhythms, and deep electronic storytelling.
The universe expands with Hinoki, — her voice drawn from ancient Japanese dreamscapes;
Isheeta‘s singing carries the depth of Jazz, Hindustani Classical, Folk, and contemporary traditions; and
Axel, a Paris-based multi-instrumentalist and producer, weaving soulful narratives through Oud and Saz.

Motion/Emotion is a collective, collaborative performance — a space for co-creation and presence beyond the ordinary.

BOOMBAY DJEMBE FOLAS

Date: 19th December 2025
Time: 8pm to 10pm

Boombay Djembe Folas — a high-energy collective inspired by the rich traditions of West African music. Shaped by Anand Bhagat, the group blends tribal drums with beautiful melodies, creating a sound that’s earthy, vibrant, and impossible to stay still to. Their love for West African folk rhythms brought them together, and their spirit continues to grow through collaborations with dancers, electronic musicians, live artists, and more.

At Two Extra Lives, we’re building a space that feels welcoming and intimate — a place where you can leave thoughts at the door, feel your feet on the floor, and just flow. An evening to loosen, to move, and to embrace their rhythm that awakens the room.

WhatRemains - Photo Exhibit

Date: 12th - 17th July 2025
Time: 11am to 8pm

We’re opening up our space to something that matters — our first photo exhibition, WhatRemains.

The show reflects on the world we inhabit today — the Anthropocene — an era shaped by human impact on the planet, in irreversible ways.

The photographs move through beauty and loss: from awe-inspiring landscapes to quiet, haunting traces of what’s being altered or erased.

We hope this exhibition offers a space for reflection, but also for collective evolution — a place to hold both grief and hope, in the same breath. To question what is, and to imagine what could be.

Experience an evening to witness WhatRemains — and what still might emerge.

ALEC GOLDFARB

Hindustani Classical & Crossover Jazz

Date: 13th February 2025
Time: 8-10pm

Alec Goldfarb is a Downbeat Magazine award-winning guitarist, composer, and Hindustani classical musician based in Brooklyn whose music is full of ingenious juxtapositions and twists.

An exponent of the Seniya-Maihar Gharana, Alec performs Hindustani classical music across the globe on the guitar using a novel adaptation of sitar technique, while drawing influences from his jazz and Western classical backgrounds.

He will be presenting a special performance at Two Extra Lives at Bandra, Mumbai on February 13th, where we explore the intricate beauty of raag and taal through his unique approach to the guitar.

SARAH CAVE

THE ALCHEMY OF MUSIC, MOVEMENT & CACAO

Date: 21st December 2024
Time: 7.30pm

Korean-American violinist and music healer, Sarah MeeRan Cave, leads us on a unique evening journey into healing and renewal. She began with an invocation to Mama Cacao, which unfolded into a deep restorative sound bath on violin, viola, and voice. Last, we were joined by tabla and percussion maestro, Akshay Jadhav, who together with Sarah led us into an improvised concert- inviting you to move and groove or remain on the floor, letting the healing beats wash over and through you.

SATSANG 2.0 - TRIPPY SAMA

A World Music Collaboration

Date: 9th November 2024
Time: 7.30pm

Trippy Sama is a world music project that brings together musicians from all parts of the world. Their music is performed with the intention of holding a sacred space for all, creating a transformative and soul-touching experience through the use of ethnic instruments.
Two Extra Lives proudly presented Trippy Sama, a melting pot of global sounds. This eclectic collective seamlessly blends Indian classical music with influences from across the globe, amplified by vibrant electronic elements. The soothing bansuri and rhythmic alghoza evoke tradition, while the handpan and didgeridoo cultivate a meditative space. Meanwhile, the sarod, guitar, and bass harmonize beautifully, anchored by the cajon's beats and soulful vocals. Their music is not just heard-it's felt deeply within the soul, resonating with each listener.

SATSANG 1 - RAIS KHAN

Satsang At Two Extra Lives

Date: 9th March 2024
Time: 7pm

Ustad Rais Khan is renowned professional percussionist and folk musician based out of Rajasthan. Rais is one of the world’s foremost performers on the morchang, or the jaw harp, a folk instrument from Western India. Using his voice, breath, mouth, and the morchang, he creates unique rhythms, sounds, and sonic patterns. Besides morchang, Rais Khan also plays the khartaal (Rajasthani castanets), bhapang, and beatboxes. He has shared the stage and recorded with artists such as Barmer Boys, Mumford and Sons, Vieux Farka Toure, The Gypsy Allstars, Rupa and the April Fishes, and has been featured on MTV Coke Studios alongside artists such as A.R. Rahman, Clinton Cerejo and Amit Trivedi.To add to the celebratory spirit of the evening, we also hosted a traditional mehendi ceremony, served refreshing thandai, and had vibrant Rajasthani pagdis tied for guests — a warm gesture that brought everyone into the festive fold.