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Association for India's Development invites you to the Indian Ocean Concert

Date : SEPTEMBER 11, 2011
Time: 4 pm - 7 pm
Venue: Shriver Hall, Johns Hopkins University
              3400 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21218
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Buy Tickets on www.aidjhuconcert.org

Indian Ocean Band

India's premium band that plays an electric original mix of various genres - rock, jazz, classical and folk music will be performing Live in Baltimore. They have previously performed at prestigious events such as the Smithsonian FolkLife Festival (Washington DC) and routinely go on tours organised by the Govt of India in countries ranging from Russia to China to Bhutan. A cult band in its own right, the group has amalgamated Indian folk music with Western soft rock. The band members have denied any limitations to their personal craft that might arise due to the demands of hitting the mainstream. They are the sound of contemporary India getting to know itself. Some music critics describe the Indian Ocean Band as Indo-rock fusion with jazz-spiced rhythms that integrates shlokas, Sufism, environmentalism, mythology and revolution. Indian Ocean have been savoured by their listeners, and their small yet perfect body of work has made the experience of their music totally delicious.

Music in the Movie "Peepli Live"



Internationally renowned, their song ‘Desert Rain’ was the 2006 #2 on the iTunes UK chart.

About Association for India's Development (AID):
AID is a voluntary organization containing 1000+ volunteers across US. AID believes in just, sustainable and equitable development of India reaching to the poorest person in India. More information on www.aidjhu.org .

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Project supported by this concert



Chetana Vikas deals with the current agrarian crisis in India by promoting organic farming via self help groups of farmers. Over 200,000 farmers have committed suicide in the past decade. Vidarbha and Andhra Pradesh regions have been most severely affected.



Why Buy tickets so early?

AID will be able to dispatch support to more projects and one month is a considerable amount of time during the monsoon season.

Ticket Structure

Platinum -        $250 - Dinner with artist
Gold -              $100
Silver -             $50
General -         $35
Student -         $20

JHU underground parking available near the venue.

Some cool facts about AID


'Swades'



The movie 'Swades' based on an Indian  American  scientist who goes back to India to build a small hydro electric power station, in a small remote Indian village, is a real life story of founder of AID, Ravi Kuchimanchi. Ravi's interview . Read More .

Arvind Kejriwal



Arvind Kejriwal, an anti-corruption crusader in the current Jan Lokpal Bill agitation, is a Fellow of AID. He also worked for making Right to Information act a reality. Arvind's message for AID . Read More.

Zero Rupee Note campaign


Next time if someone asks you for a bribe in India, you hand him the zero rupee note. The idea was born at AID headquarters in College park. Read More.

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3400 N Charles St
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Baltimore, Maryland 21218

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