This Valentine’s day Singer Jubin Nautiyal returns with rooftop concert post pandemic

Jubin Nautiyal does a fund raiser gig for Chamoli, Uttrakhand

Last year while the world was hit with pandemic, singer Jubin Nautiyal had retreated back to his hometown in the mountains, Uttarakhand. The singer safely made it back to his family before the lockdown and took advantage to keep his fans entertained through digital concerts like rooftop and garden concert which have millions of views on YouTube. He even extended his helping hand to natives in Uttrakhand with distribution of ‘Ration Kit’ during the pandemic. After success of his both concerts, Jubin is all set to lift up the spirit of love and peace. He would be performing live along with his band on 14th February from Rooftop in Mussoorie. The performance will go live on Jubin Nautiyal’s social media handles, YouTube and Gaana app.

When the Flood situation hit Uttarakhand last week which caused irreparable damage. The singer has never failed to show his love for his mountain family. This time, the live rooftop concert is a ‘Fundraiser for Chamoli Floods’ ‘Love and Peace Concert’.

“Music is all that I have to offer to the world. This tragedy happend and I couldn’t imagine myself not using this opportunity to raise help for the people there. I belong to Jaunsar – Bawar, It’s a very similar region to where the calamity happened. So, I can understand what people must be going through. If a calamity or natural disaster happens in a city, there are medical and many other facilities are available. But, in a mountain area like Joshimath, Chamoli, Jaunsar-Bawar, it’s a difficult story altogether. So we announced this rooftop concert on February 14th, where we’ll raise funds, awareness, and reach out to more people. The intention to use music to help those affected. Boond boond se sagar bhar jaata hai, Even if people just start donating 1 rupee and in numbers, then also it’ll create help”.

The rooftop concert will be live on his Youtube, Instagram and Facebook from 5 pm onwards on 14th February. The gesture is to bring love and peace to heal, and help them who are affected due to unexpected tragedy.