Blacksheep Kida Virunthu Concert · Sep 14, 2025 | Chennai Folk Feast
Get ready for an extraordinary cultural celebration as the Blacksheep Kida Virunthu Concert takes place on Sunday, September 14, 2025, at Vales University, Pallavaram, Chennai. This one-of-a-kind event promises a full day of music, tradition, and unforgettable memories, blending the magic of folk performances with the warmth of Tamil heritage.
Starting at 11:00 AM and running for six hours, the concert welcomes audiences aged 5 years and above. Fans can look forward to a vibrant atmosphere where soulful Tamil folk and regional music sets the stage, performed by some of the most celebrated folk singers. The Blacksheep team will add their signature energy, ensuring non-stop entertainment throughout the day.
A Cultural Experience Beyond Music
What makes this event truly special is the grand Kida Virunthu feast. Guests will be treated to a traditional non-vegetarian meal, served on banana leaves, creating an authentic Tamil dining experience that beautifully complements the music. This perfect pairing of food and folk culture makes the concert stand out as more than just a musical event — it’s a cultural festival.
Event Highlights
- Date & Time: Sunday, September 14, 2025 · 11:00 AM onwards
- Duration: 6 hours of continuous entertainment
- Age Limit: 5+ years
- Music Genre: Tamil Folk & Regional
- Venue: Vales University, Pallavaram, Chennai (PV Vaithiyalingam Rd, Velan Nagar, Krishnapuram, Pallavaram, Tamil Nadu 600117)
- Tickets: Starting at ₹1099
Why You Shouldn’t Miss It
- A rare blend of folk music and cultural tradition.
- Live performances by renowned folk singers.
- Blacksheep team’s signature humor and vibe to keep spirits high.
- A delicious Kida Virunthu meal served the traditional way.
- A full-day event perfect for families, music lovers, and food enthusiasts.
The Blacksheep Kida Virunthu Concert is more than an event — it’s an experience that celebrates Tamil identity, art, and flavors. Book your tickets now and step into a day filled with soulful songs, cultural pride, and a feast you’ll remember for years.
