Thaikkudam Bridge is one of India’s most celebrated genre-defying music collectives, known for their explosive live performances and eclectic sound that blends rock, Indian classical, folk, electronic, and world music. Formed in 2013 and named after a locality in Kochi, Kerala, the band has redefined what it means to be a contemporary Indian act on the global stage.

The band gained widespread acclaim after their viral performances on Kappa TV’s Music Mojo, particularly for their reimagined covers and originals like “Fish Rock,” “Navarasam,” “One,” and “Urumbu.” Their debut album Navarasam was a critical and commercial success, showcasing the group’s ability to traverse emotions, languages, and cultures through music.

With over 15 members from diverse musical backgrounds, Thaikkudam Bridge embodies a collaborative spirit, mixing instruments like violin, mridangam, electric guitar, and synth with multilingual vocals-creating a sonic experience that’s both rooted and futuristic.

From NH7 Weekender to international venues in the Middle East, Europe, and North America, they are a live band like no other, equally comfortable in a temple town or a rock arena Thaikkudam Bridge stands as a symbol of unity through diversity, and a bold voice in India’s thriving indie music revolution.