GURUGRAM: The Piano Man at 32nd Avenue has listed a weekday run from 19 to 22 October, with a Monday afternoon guitar-and-vocal session, two evenings priced at Rs 299 and larger ensembles at Rs 499. The programme includes Saurav Bhardwaj, the Aashish Ddavidd Duo, The Six Hit Project and a KK tribute by the Gala Gang. These are forthcoming performances on the venue's own pages, checked on 18 October, rather than reports of shows already held.
The dates sit between the venue's earlier October programme and the 23 to 25 October music weekend covered by Dalimss News. Each listing identifies the Gurugram room. The operator also has venues in Safdarjung and Saket, whose programmes should not be confused with the 32nd Avenue bookings.
Monday lunch music, then four evening sets
Lunch Sessions with Raghav is listed for Monday, 19 October, with seating at 1:30 pm and one seat category at Rs 199. Raghav Mishra is named on guitar and vocals. His introduction describes original songs alongside classic-rock interpretations, with Pink Floyd and Bob Dylan among the reference points, and Hindi music also part of his repertoire. The stated ticket inclusion is one seat for the performance; the lunch-session name does not establish that a meal is included.
Monday evening belongs to Saurav Bhardwaj, whose page gives an 8:30 pm seating time and a Rs 299 ticket. The venue places his set in the R&B category and names guitar and vocals as his roles. Its artist introduction describes a Delhi-based musician combining R&B and pop, drawing on John Mayer, the Beatles and Tom Misch. It also identifies him as lead guitarist for Common Thread and The Blue Cab.
Tuesday, 20 October, brings the Aashish Ddavidd Duo at 8:30 pm, again with a Rs 299 seating category. Ashish Ddavidd is listed on vocals and Samuel Pakhuongte on guitar. The venue categorises the show as retro pop. Its introduction traces Ddavidd's experience through Delhi musicals, Them Clones and Out Of The Blue, while describing Pakhuongte's playing in terms of classic rock and blues. The same introduction says Ddavidd trained with Joe and Babush Santana, and credits Pakhuongte with live and studio experience. Those descriptions outline the musicians' backgrounds, rather than a confirmed song-by-song running order.
For Wednesday, 21 October, The Six Hit Project has an 8:30 pm seating time. The current detail page describes a mix of older Bollywood, retro English music and jazz. Its personnel list names Nishtha Sood on vocals, Chirag Gulati on bass, Naushad Ashraf on piano and keyboard, and Ojasv on drums. All five displayed seating categories cost Rs 499, including table seats and the balcony hanging ledge.
Thursday's programme is Tribute to KK by the Gala Gang, on 22 October at 8:30 pm. The listed musicians are vocalists Somnath Das and Tanvi Joshi, keyboard player Arpit, drummer Sarthak, bassist Aryan Gusain, and guitarists Sarthak Kundu and Aman Bisht. The venue describes arrangements built around rhythm, medleys and storytelling, including the use of everyday objects for some of its sounds. All five displayed ticket categories are Rs 499. The page supplies the tribute title but no individual song list, so particular KK songs should not be assumed.
Compare the seating descriptions before booking
The two Rs 499 shows distinguish first-balcony, pew, table, rear ground-floor and balcony-ledge seating. The ledge has a partially limited stage view. Rear ground-floor seating can include benches or an amphitheatre arrangement, depending on the layout. Equal prices therefore do not mean identical positions or sightlines, and the stated inclusion is one seat.
The venue retains discretion over seating allocation unless specified otherwise. Its terms make tickets non-refundable and non-exchangeable, and distinguish seating time from the show's actual start. Guests should advise the team of delays: uninformed late arrivals can lose seats 15 minutes after a daytime show starts, or at 9:15 pm for night events. Outside food and drinks are prohibited.
Prices are displayed seat prices as of 18 October 2026, 12:36 pm IST, not verified checkout totals or a count of remaining seats. Readers considering another cultural outing can compare Corumm's separate 24 and 25 October programme.
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