Shayari Hub Poetry event in Varanasi.

On 19 November 2021

Open mic nights are a great way for many aspiring musicians, artists, and poets as well to gain exposure and experience for their musical careers. Gaining immediate feedback from the audience (many of whom are artists themselves), breaking into the local music scene, and networking with other musicians are just a few of the benefits of performing at an open mic event.

Participating in an open mic night is probably one of the simplest ways to gain experience performing in front of a crowd. These opportunities allow you to gain first-hand experience with certain aspects of live performance, such as performing in front of a crowd that is clearly uninterested (or too drunk to understand what is going on) or even losing your voice. Every experience will teach you something new and help you become a better performer.

The program organized by Shayari Hub Poetry in Varanasi was successfully completed, in the program, artists specializing in the arts like music, poetry, poetry, ghazal, and comedy, spread their shine.

The program started from 11 o'clock in the evening and went on till 5 in the evening and it was as if the stars had landed on the ground during the day. The reins of the program were handled by Shayari Hub Poetry founder Rajveer Singh, co-founder Trinetra Dubey and Varanasi team head Tanya Chaurasia. The performance of all the artists was more than one, some new and some old stalwarts left their mark. In the program Harsh Rai, Satyam Pandey, Krishna Yadav, Ankita Verma, Aniket Choubey, Ram Krishna Yadav, RV, Shivshali, Abhishek Bharat Upadhyay, Krishnavat Ritesh, Anamika Chaurasia, Deepak Singh, Kalyan Singh, Abhinav Sinha, Best Raj, Anshika Agarwal, Artists like Sonam Pandey, Rishikesh Roshan, etc were present.

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