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SUMMARY:Madame Gandhi
DESCRIPTION:Internationally acclaimed musician\, producer\, activist\, and former drummer Madame Gandhi brings her powerful blend of electronic music\, percussion\, and socially conscious performance to Lincoln Center’s Summer for the City. Known for transforming dance floors into spaces for empowerment and collective celebration\, her performances combine infectious rhythms with messages of gender equality\, community\, and positive social change.\nBlending influences from South Asian music\, electronic pop\, global percussion traditions\, and wellness practices\, Madame Gandhi has built a worldwide following through performances at major festivals and cultural institutions. Her music encourages audiences to move\, connect\, and reflect while creating an uplifting communal experience.\nAbout Madame Gandhi:\nBorn Kiran Gandhi\, Madame Gandhi first gained attention as a drummer for artists including M.I.A. and Thievery Corporation before launching her solo career. She became an international voice for gender equity after running the 2015 London Marathon while openly challenging stigma around menstruation. Since then\, she has combined music\, activism\, education\, and public speaking into a career focused on empowerment and inclusion.\nHer acclaimed projects include the albums Vibrations and Let Me Be Water\, both of which explore themes of healing\, resilience\, self-expression\, and community-building through music.\nWhy Attend:\nFree outdoor concert at Lincoln Center.\nOne of the most prominent South Asian artists working in contemporary electronic music.\nA performance that combines live percussion\, dance music\, and activism.\nPart of Summer for the City’s 2026 season celebrating movement\, international artistry\, and community connection.
URL:https://newyorkwala.com/event/madame-gandhi/
LOCATION:The Dance Floor at Josie Robertson Plaza\, 10 Lincoln Center Plaza\, New York\, 10023\, United States
CATEGORIES:Dance
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