SoundAbode

Get ready, Sangli! 🎉
This 11th October, experience the unstoppable ._ in action at , Centre One Building (Above Aurum Cinemas), Vijaynagar. He’s about to bring the CARNIVAL VIBE—fresh off explosive sets that took Epitome by storm and left the crowd buzzing for days! 💥
Special guest DJ Homeboy isn’t just a performer—he’s part of our Soundabode family, shaping tomorrow’s DJs and producers and dropping sets that spark new standards everywhere he plays.
Honored to foster a thriving underground music community, Soundabode proudly supports artists who keep the culture alive and evolving in Pune and beyond.

Swipe ➡️ for top moments and high-energy snippets from Homeboy’s legendary past gigs—nothing but full house vibes, electrifying drops, and a dancefloor that never stands still.
🗓️ 11th October 2k25
📍 CRCC Sangli
🔥 Featuring: DJ Homeboy
🥤 Food & Drinks | Afrobeats & more
🕔 5 PM onwards
Tag your crew and secure your passes early—exclusive discounts up for grabs!
Let’s create an unforgettable night together in celebration of music, energy, and pure underground passion.

We’re ecstatic to be part of Pune’s most electrifying techno chapter!
Proud to collaborate with .in for this massive night featuring at this September 26th. It’s extra special as our very own —who began his DJing journey at Soundabode—returns to the stage to share the spotlight with some of the country’s finest.
We’re thrilled to also present the incredible (Sharnea Dharnikota), whose electrifying sets and presence continue to redefine the club sound across India, alongside the dynamic , renowned for pushing boundaries and delivering unforgettable bunker sets.
Grateful for this opportunity and immensely proud to see Soundabode talent shine so bright. Artists like Yeti, Sharnea, and Vira inspire us to keep raising the bar for Pune’s music culture and electronic scene. Let’s make this a night to remember!

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