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Rajasthan, the royal heartland of India, sparkles in the Thar Desert—where centuries of culture, tradition, and living heritage resound through music and celebration.
The Rajasthan Heritage Brass Band embodies the true essence of Rajasthan - a dazzling celebration of sound, colour, and movement. Their performances are not just heard, but felt—radiating energy, joy, and living heritage
Dressed in richly adorned traditional attire, their eclectic repertoire spans Rajasthani folk melodies, soulful qawwalis, Bollywood favourites, high-energy Bhangra rhythms, popular pop songs and sci-fi "intergalactic" funk creating a dynamic sound that captivates audiences of all ages.
The core of the ensemble is formed by highly skilled musicians from Jaipur – Rajasthan's renowned Pink City and neighbouring villages. Performing on trumpet, trombone, euphonium, complemented by clarinet and an energetic backdrop of side drum and bass drum. Each performance is enriched with dynamic choreography, musicians double as vocalists, often engaging the audience in call-and-response refrains.
Since 2015, their extensive international touring has firmly established them as the leading brass band for every occasion — from world music festivals and vibrant melas to weddings, parades, and exclusive events across the UK and Europe — spreading pure joy and celebration wherever they perform.
"Endearingly Shameless. Enormously Enjoyable"
"Brilliant ★★★★★"
"Glorious"
"From Rajasthan to Mos Eisley. Don't underestimate the Force of the RHBB"
"Magnificent"
"An absolute blast"
Experience the spectacular brass band performance
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The Rajasthan Heritage Brass Band embodies the true essence of Rajasthan — a dazzling celebration of sound, colour, and movement. Their performances radiate energy and emotion, capturing the rhythm, joy, and timeless spirit of this extraordinary land.
Clad in richly adorned traditional attire and brimming with unmistakable Rajasthani flair, they present the full spectrum of the region's expressive and joyous musical heritage that defines life in Rajasthan. Their eclectic repertoire spans Rajasthani folk melodies, soulful qawwalis, Bollywood favourites, high-energy Bhangra rhythms, and even cosmic funk — a vibrant blend that brings to life the exuberance and musical soul of Rajasthan.
Since 2015, their extensive international touring has firmly established them as the leading Rajasthani brass band for every occasion — from world music festivals and vibrant melas to weddings, parades, and exclusive events across the UK and Europe — spreading pure joy and celebration wherever they perform.
The Rajasthan Heritage Brass Band has become a much-loved highlight of the world-famous Glastonbury Festival. Their infectious rhythms and dazzling energy light up the Theatre and Circus Fields with daily performances and spectacular shows under the Big Top, while their colourful walkabout appearances spread joy and excitement across the festival grounds.
The band has also been featured live on Cerys Matthews' BBC Radio 6 Music Sunday broadcast and has performed on the Greenpeace Stage, further cementing their place as one of Glastonbury's most vibrant and unforgettable acts.
It has been a true pleasure to perform at the UK's most celebrated family festival — Camp Bestival.
The band has been a proud part of the festivities at Camp Bestival Dorset (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023 & 2025) and Camp Bestival Shropshire (2022, 2023 & 2024).
Our performances have included appearances on the Main Stage, taking authentic Bollywood sounds to Rob and Josie's spectacular Bollywood Tent, leading joyful wedding processions, joining the festival parade, delivering walkabout performances, and entertaining audiences of all ages. We've also had the honour of being special guests at exclusive opening-night VIP parties, adding our own Rajasthani sparkle to the celebrations.
Performed a rousing tribute to cult British sci-fi and intergalactic funk on the main stage, joining the BBC Radiophonic Workshop for the Doctor Who theme and The Man Behind the Mask session with Dave Prowse (Darth Vader) and Brian Muir for the Star Wars theme. Paraded beneath the iconic Lovell Telescope and led arena processions-an impressive debut that secured their immediate re-booking for 2018.
Marching alongside fantastical creatures and celebrating a full day of splendiferous fun, featuring a lively mix of children's entertainment.
Performed at the 50th anniversary celebration of St. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band and paid tribute to the cult TV series The Prisoner.
An exclusive invitation from Cerys Matthews to perform at this unique festival blending music, culture, and adventure.
A regular favourite at one of the UK's most vibrant community festivals, celebrating South Asian culture through music, dance, and food. The band's energetic performances, colourful parades, and Rajasthani rhythms have become a highlight of the Mela year after year.
At one of Europe’s largest and most iconic music events, the band captivated audiences with daily performances across all seven days of the festival.
A proud part of the Birmingham 2022 celebrations, showcasing Rajasthani music and spirit to a global audience.
One of the UK’s longest-running and most respected folk festivals, where the band’s electrifying performances have brought the colour, rhythm, and joyous spirit of Rajasthan to seaside audiences.
Performed for the past three consecutive years at this acclaimed festival.
Performed at this award-winning coastal arts festival.
Performed at the spectacular closing celebrations of Coventry’s year as UK City of Culture.
Performed at Manchester’s legendary live music venue, renowned for showcasing the world’s finest global and contemporary artists.
Performed at the Royal Platinum Jubilee festivities.
Norway’s largest international festival for children and youth, where the band’s vibrant performances delighted audiences of all ages.
Bringing the colour and rhythm of Rajasthan to Northern Ireland’s largest multicultural festival.
Delivered a headline performance at this stunning heritage venue.
A prestigious private performance inside one of Britain’s most iconic royal palaces, blending heritage, music, and celebration.
Performed for three consecutive years at the renowned Dishoom restaurant group’s annual UK-wide team celebration.
Their many festival highlights include Wychwood Festival, Isle of Wight’s Rhythm Tree Festival, Timber Festival, Birmingham Big Weekender, Newcastle Mela, Glasgow Mela, Edinburgh Mela, Bradford Mela, Leicester Mela, Slough Mela, Loughborough Mela, Middlesbrough Mela, Wimborne Minster Folk Festival, Liverpool River Festival, Croydon and the Ginger & Spice Festival.
The band’s joyful performances have also lit up events such as Birmingham Mela, Maidstone Mela, Reading Mela, Southampton Mela, Aylesbury Carnival, and the Greenwich International Festival.
They have brought their colour and energy to communities across Gateshead, Thetford, Loughborough, Crawley, Reading, Ebbsfleet, Sandwell, Birmingham, and Tunbridge Wells, as well as performing at Global Village Festival, Essex — each event reflecting the band’s commitment to spreading the warmth, rhythm, and celebration of Rajasthan wherever they go.
Listen to samples of Rajasthan Heritage Brass Band's unique fusion of traditional Rajasthani brass band music with contemporary influences.
The Rajasthan Heritage Brass Band delivers high-energy performances featuring dynamic call-and-response vocals, traditional Rajasthani dance movements while playing, and engaging audience participation segments.
Each musician doubles as a vocalist, creating an immersive and interactive musical experience that brings the vibrant spirit of Rajasthan to life.
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"Endearingly Shameless. Enormously Enjoyable"
"Brilliant ★★★★★"
"Glorious"
"From Rajasthan to Mos Eisley. Don't underestimate the Force of the RHBB"
"Magnificent"
"An absolute blast"
Performing on the Orbit Stage at the legendary Bluedot Festival, the Rajasthan Heritage Brass Band opened their set with a powerful rendition of Darth Vader's "Imperial March", paying tribute to Dave Prowse (Darth Vader) and Brian Muir (the sculptor of the iconic helmet).
Performed live on BBC Radio 3's World on 3, delivering a rousing rendition of the Doctor Who theme and the Cantina piece from Star Wars.
Detailed technical requirements for Rajasthan Heritage Brass Band performances. Please review carefully and contact us with any questions.
| Team Size | 6 Artists, 1 Driver, 1 Director (Total: 8 people) |
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| Show Length |
Band Performance Duration
— Our performance schedule is fully customisable — including set length, structure, and break times — and can be tailored to suit your event's specific requirements. |
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| Performance Style | Energetic performance with dance + call-and-response vocals |
| Production Support | Stage Manager + Local Production Assistants (load-in/out), Stewards (audience control) |
Preferred Setup Wireless clip-on microphones + vocal mics on stands.
Wireless Shure PGA 98H / Sennheiser e908T
Vocal SM58 on stands
If wireless unavailable SM57 / SM58 with boom stands
| Euphonium 1 | Wireless clip mic (PGA 98H / e908T) OR SM58 (boom stand) |
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| Euphonium 2 | Wireless clip mic (PGA 98H / e908T) OR SM58 (boom stand) |
| Trombone / Sousaphone | Wireless clip mic (PGA 98H / e908T) OR SM58 in bell (long cable) |
| Trumpet | Wireless clip mic (PGA 98H / e908T) OR SM58 (boom stand) |
| Clarinet / Alto Sax | Wireless clip mic (PGA 98H / e908T) OR SM58 (boom stand) |
| Side Drum | Sennheiser E604 OR SM57 (boom stand) |
| Bass Drum | 2 × Sennheiser E604 OR 2 × SM57 (boom stands) |
| Optional Compere / Percussion | Wireless clip mic (PGA 98H / e908T) OR SM58 (boom stand) |
| Vocal Microphones | SM58 for each musician on stands |
| Daytime Outdoor Shows | Lighting not required |
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| Evening/Indoor Shows |
Natural and discrete lighting Basic rig: 2-colour wash + open white orchestra wash Full moving light rig (if available) Cyclorama, backlight and sidelight |
Important The Rajasthan Heritage Brass Band performs an energetic set involving much dancing while playing their instruments. The musicians also double as vocalists engaging the audience in call-and-response refrains from traditional Rajasthan folk songs and Bollywood classics.
For this reason we prefer the band to perform with dedicated wireless clip-on microphones and separate vocal mics on stands for each player. If wireless clip microphones are not available and the band is required to perform a more static stage show, a standard set of cabled SM57 and SM58s will suffice.
Make your wedding unforgettable with an authentic Indian brass band experience.
The Ultimate Wedding Entertainment
The Rajasthan Heritage Brass Band performs high-energy Bollywood favourites, Punjabi beats, Bhangra rhythms, traditional wedding songs, and soulful qawwalis — powered by vibrant brass, dhol, and striking traditional costumes.
With over a decade of international experience, we create joyful Baraats and grand entrances your guests will remember forever.
Nothing matches the excitement of live brass, dhol, and percussion. Bold, uplifting, and infectious, the sound instantly lifts the atmosphere and gets guests on their feet.
From the groom’s baraat to a show-stopping reception entrance, a brass band creates a vibrant procession filled with colour, rhythm, and celebration.
Performances can be customised to suit your wedding style, featuring Bollywood favourites, traditional wedding songs, Punjabi beats, soulful qawwalis and crowd-pleasing classics.
Striking costumes, live instruments, and movement create spectacular photo and video moments—memories you’ll treasure for a lifetime.
Performed by skilled musicians in striking traditional costumes, delivering a polished, high-impact show every time.
A Rahasthan Heritage Brass band doesn’t just play music — it creates moments, memories, and pure wedding magic.
Watch Rajasthan Heritage Brass Band in action through these performance highlights and promotional videos.
RHBB featured on BBC Radio 3's "World on 3" on 14 July 2017, playing Dr Who theme and "Cantina" from Star Wars.
Listen NowRHBB on the Orbit Stage at Bluedot festival opening up with Darth Vader's Imperial March for Dave Prowse and Brian Muir.
Watch VideoExplore stunning images from Rajasthan Heritage Brass Band performances.