Amarrass Nights, a beacon of traditional folk music and artistry, has been enchanting audiences across Delhi and beyond for over a decade. Organised by the Gurgaon-based label, Amarrass Records, in conjunction with the Amarrass Society for Performing Arts, these events have not only provided a platform for artists but have also played a pivotal role in preserving and promoting the rich tapestry of folk traditions.

Since its inception in 2009, iconic locations across Delhi have been echoing with the soulful tunes and performances featured in Amarrass Nights. The impact of this initiative is far-reaching. Over the years, Amarrass has curated and produced more than 40 world-class events, expanding its horizons from Delhi/NCR to Jaipur and other regions.

The roster of artists who have graced the Amarrass stage reads like a who’s who of folk legends and emerging talents. Audiences have been treated to unforgettable performances by the likes of Barmer Boys, the synthesizer maestro Charanjit Singh, and the iconic sarangi players, Lakha Khan and the late Sakar Khan. International and diverse acts such as Gabacho Maroconnection and Madou Sidiki Diabate have further added to the global flavor of these nights. The list continues with remarkable artists such as Bagga Khan, Askari Naqvi, and Jumme Khan, among others, all of whom have left indelible marks on the hearts of those in attendance.

But beyond the mesmerizing performances, what stands out about Amarrass Nights is its mission. In an era where commercial music often overshadows traditional forms, Amarrass stands firm as a protector and promoter of folk culture. Through its events, it nurtures artists, ensuring their art not only survives but thrives and reaches new generations of listeners.

As Amarrass Nights moves forward, its legacy is clear. It serves as a testament to the power of music and tradition, and the importance of preserving and celebrating our cultural heritage. It is a reminder that even in the bustling urban landscapes of cities like Delhi and Jaipur, the soulful strains of folk music will always find a home.