Music Club

Introduction

The Music Club of DBS Global University participated in the prestigious Battle of Bands competition at Amity Youth Fest 2026, one of North India's largest inter-college cultural festivals. Battle of Bands is a highly competitive musical event that brings together talented bands from universities across the region to showcase their musical prowess, stage presence, and original compositions. The competition provides a platform for young musicians to demonstrate their technical skills, creativity, and ability to engage audiences through live performances.

What Students Can Gain

Members of the Music Club gain:

Skill and creativity development: Members improve their musical skills (instrument, vocals, songwriting, stage presence) through practice, workshops, and jam sessions. They get chances to experiment with different genres, arrangements, and even basic music production, which boosts creativity and confidence.

Social and emotional benefits: Music clubs create a strong sense of community where members make friends who share similar interests and passions. Regular rehearsals and performances reduce stress, improve mood, and increase self?esteem and emotional expression.

Achievements

Successfully organized and hosted the college annual music night, attracting over 300 students and faculty members, and featuring 15+ student performances across genres.
Represented the college in inter?college music competitions and won awards, including “Best Band Performance” and “Best Vocalist,” boosting the club’s reputation.
Launched a monthly open?mic series that gave a platform to emerging artists, encouraging participation from both beginners and advanced performers.
Built a strong online presence by regularly posting original covers, live session videos, and reels, which helped grow the club’s Instagram.

Events

Current Events

Music Jamming Session

President & Vice President

Club Patrons

Mr. Sachin Bisht

Actor, Artistic Director, Theatre Activist

Mr. Bisht's passion for theatre blossomed at an early age, and since then, he has been an active participant in various prestigious drama festivals and events. Notably, he showcased his prowess at the Bharat Rang Mahotsav organized by the esteemed National School of Drama in 2016 and further impressed audiences at Sahitya Kala Parishad in 2017 and Betla Mahotsav in Jharkhand in 2018. His creative vision and expertise shone brightly during the Mimesis solo theatre festival organized by Sansaptak. Apart from his stage presence, Sachin is also an exceptional director, having successfully directed 20 full-length stage plays. Sachin's dedication to promoting the arts is evident through his role as a workshop conductor and facilitator. He has conducted various engaging workshops for institutions such as the National Gallery of Modern Arts in Delhi, Balashram in Virat Nagar, Rajasthan, and even conducted the “Mind’s Eye” workshop for kids, inspiring young minds to explore the world of creativity and imagination.

Dr. Uday Acharya

Assistant Professor

1. Membership - Open to all students upon registration with a fee of ?3000 for non-residents and ?2000 for residents. Active participation is expected.
2. Discipline and Conduct - Members must maintain respectful behavior during rehearsals and performances. Misconduct may lead to removal.
3. Participation - Members are expected to attend practice sessions, jam sessions, and club events regularly.
4. Equipment Usage - All instruments and equipment must be handled responsibly. Any damage due to negligence may be chargeable.
5. Performance and Representation - Selected members must represent the university with commitment and professionalism in events and competitions.
6. General - Decisions by the faculty coordinators and club leadership will be final. All university rules apply.

Contact Information

Mi-122, Behind Pharma City, Selaqui

Dehradun Uttarakhand, India - 248011

Contact - Mr. Sachin Bisht

sachin.bisht@dgu.ac.in

Mobile No.

+91 98112 83074

Phone No.

0135-2699166

Venayak Goel

Executive Member & Event Support,

As part of event support, I was involved in setting up and managing performances during jamming sessions and music nights, making sure everything ran smoothly on the ground. It pushed me to stay quick on my feet and be dependable, especially when multiple things needed attention at the same time.

Ritham Bardhan

Secretary,

As Secretary, I was managing artist lineups and coordinating performances during Musical Night, especially when multiple acts had to be adjusted in real time. That’s when you realise how much planning goes behind a smooth show and how quickly things can shift if you are not on top of it

Jahnavi Gupta

As Treasurer and part of event support, I was handling expense tracking while also helping manage things on ground during events. It helped me become more flexible, balancing numbers and execution at the same time.

Shruti Dutta

Joint Secretary,

As Joint Secretary, I was supporting coordination across events and making sure communication between teams stayed clear. It helped me become more organised and step in wherever needed to keep things running smoothly.

Vishal Pratap Singh

Event Coordinator,

As Event Coordinator, I was handling stage flow during Battle of Bands, making sure each performance transitioned smoothly without breaking the energy. It really sharpened my sense of timing and showed me how much the audience experience depends on what happens between the acts

Sankalp Jaiswal

Content Manager,

As Content Manager, I was working on capturing performances and turning them into content that people would actually stop and watch. It pushed me to be more creative and think about how we present the club beyond just the events.