Rono

Rono’s Live Performance at Bonobo: A Quiet, Wholesome Evening of Music

On October 20th, 2024, Rono captivated the audience at Bonobo, Bandra, during the second edition of Sad Girls' Happy Hours. Renowned for his emotive songwriting and soothing acoustic melodies, Rono’s performance transformed the intimate space into a sanctuary of music and emotion. As a rising star in India’s indie music scene, Rono has garnered attention for his ability to weave personal narratives into his songs, creating a deep connection with listeners.


A Performance to Remember

Rono's set was a heartfelt journey, rich with stories and sentiments that resonated deeply with the audience. He began with a gentle, soulful tune that immediately drew everyone in, creating a serene atmosphere that encouraged reflection and connection. Each song he played felt like a chapter from his life, inviting the audience to share in his experiences of love, heartbreak, and self-discovery.
His lyrical prowess shone through as he performed tracks that showcased not only his vocal range but also his knack for poignant storytelling. Rono took the time to share anecdotes behind his songs, providing context that added depth to the melodies. This storytelling approach created an atmosphere of intimacy, making each listener feel personally invested in the performance.
Throughout the evening, Rono’s passion for music was palpable. His voice, accompanied by the gentle strumming of his guitar, filled the venue with warmth and vulnerability. The quiet attentiveness of the audience created a unique synergy, allowing Rono to dive into deeper emotional territories with his songs. It was evident that the audience were not merely passive observers; they were active participants, swaying gently to the music and reflecting on their own lives in the process.
Rono's performance also harmonized beautifully with the theme of the afternoon, which revolved around Karva Chauth. The blend of heartfelt melodies and cultural significance resonated with attendees, creating a sense of togetherness and shared celebration. As he concluded his set with a powerful ballad, the crowd erupted in applause, affirming the connection they had built over the course of the night.


The Event and Venue

Sad Girls' Happy Hours is a curated Sunday brunch experience that merges live music and comedy in a unique setting. This edition, hosted by Urooj Ashfaq, featured not only Rono but also performances from the genre-defying musician Komorebi and the humorous Shreeja Chaturvedi. The atmosphere was filled with laughter and heartfelt moments, as Urooj’s charm kept the audience engaged throughout the event.
Held at Bonobo, a beloved venue in Bandra known for its vibrant and artsy vibe, the event provided the perfect backdrop for such intimate performances. The cozy setting, complete with an open-air terrace, allowed attendees to enjoy their meals while soaking in the sounds of live music. Bonobo has established itself as a haven for indie music lovers, frequently showcasing emerging artists and providing them with a platform to connect with their audience.


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