Our intention at On That Note has always been to provide a platform for musicians to give them the opportunities they deserve. We also believe that music is universal and that it complements all other live art forms really well. This is why we are very excited to present what we have lined up next, a music and comedy night!

On That Note is going to experiment every month with different art forms and music and "The Jokers and the Musicians" is our take on bringing the best of comedy and music together. We shall have comedians and musicians get together to compete with another group. As the audience, we promise that you will not only have a lot of fun, but will be completely engaged throughout the entire process. 

About the artists

Comedian 1 - Aaquib Jaleel

Aaquib Jaleel is a comic. He enjoys sunsets, long walks and jokes about the great depression. He has an hour titled "stupid" which has received much praise such as - 

"This was stupid" - some random dude who watched the show. "Stupid show. Stupid act" - some other random dude who watched the show.

"This show is genius" - Aaquib Jaleel

Comedian 2 - Sharat Subramanian

Sharat was born and brought on the sands and shores of Chennai. It's been 23 years of this City for him. Making people laugh has always been a pet interest of his. From culturals in school it was natural transition into Stand-up where he get to make people laugh routinely. So he tries his hand at stand-up comedy. But people aren't very impressed with his fingers.

Musician 1 - Kevin Paul

Kevin is an independent artist from Chennai who enjoys performing to an intimate crowd interacting with them. His writing style follows a conversational or narrative style since he has been exposed to country music during his adolescent years. His music would usually revolve around pop and rock sprinkled with a little bit of surrealism. At the moment, he enjoys performing to an unassuming crowd.

Musician 2 - Anirudh Kishore

From being that Tamil Brahmin kid who went to carnatic classes to sing ‘Maha Ganapathim’ during Navarathri season to someone who idolises the music of The Beatles, Anirudh is a make-do musician. With his interests ranging from the classic rock from the 80s to the legendary Walmart yodelling kid, he is thankful for his engineering degree for giving him the time and space to pursue them all. Borderline survives on the drive to explore different forms of producing music.

Get your tickets NOW for a laughter filled musical evening!