Filmed in March 2025 during Bloodywood‘s “Return Of The Singh” EU and UK Tour with Calva Louise and Demonic Resurrection, Bloodywood have just revealed footage of their performance of “Halla Bol” of their 2025 record, Nu Delhi.
The nü-metal trio – consisting of vocalists Jayant Bhadula and Raoul Herr, and guitarist Karan Katiyar – released their newest record back in March, one that was met with some pretty stellar reviews from Blabbermouth, Kerrang!, Louder Sound, New Noise, and Paste for the band’s refinement of their Indian and nü-metal fusion.
The three members are joined by touring bassist Roshan Roy, drummer Vishesh Singh, and dhol player Sarthak Pahwa during the band’s performance of “Halla Bol,” the track is the first of eight on Nu Delhi, and also the first song off the newest record to have an official live recording posted to YouTube.
However, it’s not the first video of the group’s March show in London. About two weeks ago, Fearless Records and Bloodywood jointly uploaded footage from the O2 Kentish Town forum show of “Dana Dan,” one of the band’s most popular songs. Tackling rape culture in India in rather blunt manner, “Dana Dan” was featured in Dev Patel and Jordan Peele‘s 2024 Monkey Man during one of the key fight scenes.
The band is currently finishing off the year with a European and UK tour alongside Halestorm on the nEVEREST tour. If the live footage incentivises you, check out the band’s remaining tour dates for 2025 below.
November
8 – Munich, DE @ Zenith
9 – Zurich, CH @ Complex 457
11 – Milan, IT @ Alcatraz
12 – Barcelona, ES @ Sala Razzmatazz
14 – Villava, ES @ Sala TOTEM Aretoa
15 – Madrid, ES @ Sala La Riviera
17 – Paris, FR @ L’Olympia
18 – Amsterdam, NE @ AFAS Live
20 – Cardiff, UK @ Utilita Arena Cardiff
21 – Glasgow, SCT @ OVO Hydro
23 – Birmingham, UK @ bp pulse LIVE
24 – Manchester, UK @ AO Arena
26 – London, UK @ The O2
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