GURUGRAM: The Piano Man at 32nd Avenue lists two performances for Monday, 12 October, followed by a ghazal, Sufi and indie programme from 23 to 25 October. The official event pages give separate seating times and ticket categories for each show, with displayed prices ranging from ₹199 for Monday’s lunch session to ₹1,499 for a table seat at the later Saturday performance.

The dates extend the venue’s programme beyond the 5 to 11 October schedule covered earlier. All five listings discussed here identify the Gurugram venue, rather than the operator’s Delhi locations. The pages do not show publication dates; the schedules and displayed prices were checked at 7:30 am IST on 12 October.

Two Monday sets and a three-night weekend

Lunch Sessions With Aronjoy has a 1:30 pm seating time on 12 October. The listing names Aronjoy Das on guitar and vocals and describes him as a pop-rock singer-songwriter. The single seating category is priced at ₹199. Its stated inclusion is one seat for the performance, so the lunch-session title should not be read as an included meal.

Mukund is listed for the same Monday evening, with seating at 8:30 pm and a ₹299 seat price. The venue places the performance in its pop-rock category and names guitar and vocals as his roles. Its artist introduction identifies him as a singer-songwriter originally from Kanpur whose musical background draws on alternative rock and pop.

Friday, 23 October brings Aleena Bharti’s tribute to Jagjit Singh and Ghulam Ali, listed under ghazal with an 8:30 pm seating time. All five displayed categories cost ₹799: first-balcony seats, pew seating, table seating, rear ground-floor seating and the balcony hanging ledge. The ledge category carries a limited-view warning despite sharing the same price as the other options.

On Saturday, 24 October, Usool The Band is scheduled in the Sufi category, again with seating at 8:30 pm. Mohit Joshi is named on vocals. Prices vary by location: ₹499 for the limited-view ledge, ₹999 for pew seating, ₹1,199 for either rear ground-floor or first-balcony seats, and ₹1,499 for table seating.

The 25 October Sunday listing is Kahaniyan Tour by Parth Srivastava, with 8:30 pm seating. It is categorised as indie and names a band comprising vocals, guitar, bass, drums, keyboard and flute. The personnel list names Rahul Bhandari on guitar, Athreyo Mukherjee on bass, Akshat Khari on drums and Mithilesh Panchal on keyboard. First-balcony and limited-view ledge seats are displayed at ₹499; pew, table and rear ground-floor categories are ₹799 each.

Check the seat description and arrival rules

The ground-floor descriptions specify seating towards the rear, which may include benches or an amphitheatre arrangement depending on the event layout. The hanging ledge is on the balcony floor and has a partially restricted stage view. Seat allocation is at management’s discretion unless otherwise specified. Choosing a price category therefore does not establish an individually reserved table or an unrestricted view.

The published times are seating times. The venue asks guests to arrive then, while retaining discretion over when the performance starts. For events before 8 pm, seats can be released 15 minutes after the show begins if no late-arrival information has been received. For night events, the stated release time is 9:15 pm under the same condition.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable under the published terms. Those terms also prohibit entry for people under 18 on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 7 pm until closing, covering all three of the 23 to 25 October evening listings. Outside food and drinks are not permitted.

The amounts above are displayed seat prices, rather than a verified final checkout total or a food-and-drink package. Listing a category does not establish how many seats remain. Readers comparing other cultural plans in the city can also consult the separate Museo Camera book and music programme for 17 and 24 October.

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