Mud & Music Festival Concludes Successfully with Enthusiastic Participation

Mud & Music Festival Concludes Successfully with Enthusiastic Participation

- Festival witnessed participation of more than 60 off-road vehicles in it’s First edition

- 45 Vehicles Battle It Out in the Mud Challenge and 15 Vehicles Took Part in the Forest Trail Drive

- The Nissi Band from Jammu and DJ Syna from Chandigarh delivered powerful live performances

- N1200 Ator mobility vehicle by JSW Gecko Motors and Tata Motors’ Sierra R.O.Q. Edition became the centre of attraction 

Chandigarh 10 March ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : The first edition of the Mud & Music Festival, themed “Mud, Music Madness,” concluded successfully with an exciting mix of off-roading, live music, and adventure experiences. The two-day festival was held at Forest Hill Resort and attracted automobile enthusiasts and adventure lovers from across North India, creating a vibrant atmosphere of thrill and entertainment. One of the key highlights of the event was the Mud Challenge, in which 45 off-road vehicles participated. Drivers and teams came from Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Delhi, and Jammu and Kashmir to test their skills on the muddy terrain. The first day of the festival was dedicated to the Mud Challenge, where participants tackled challenging obstacles and muddy tracks. On the second day, the excitement continued with a Forest Trail drive, allowing participants to explore natural terrain and enjoy a scenic off-road experience. 15 Vehicles participated in Forest Trail Drive.

The festival also featured energetic musical performances that kept the audience engaged throughout the event. The Nissi Band from Jammu delivered a powerful live performance, while DJ Syna from Chandigarh set the mood with high-energy beats. Adding a soulful touch to the festival, the Miraj Band captivated the audience with their mesmerizing Sufi performances. A major attraction of the festival was the N1200 Ator mobility vehicle by JSW Gecko Motors, which drew significant attention from visitors. This specialist amphibious vehicle offered attendees a unique experience ride. Designed to operate across multiple terrains including water, mud, mountains, and forests the vehicle showcased advanced mobility capabilities and became one of the most talked-about displays at the festival.

Automotive enthusiasts also enjoyed a range of custom and classic vehicle showcases. Kunwar Customs from Jaipur presented their specially customized vehicles, while the Bike Farmers Group displayed an impressive lineup of high-end heavy-cc motorcycles. The festival also featured a collection of vintage and classic Jeeps, which attracted considerable interest from automobile lovers. In addition to vehicle showcases, several automotive brands displayed their products and accessories. Saak Motors exhibited a variety of automobile accessories, and Infinity Auto Mall showcased a striking setup of alloy wheels, both of which received positive responses from visitors.

Speaking about the event, Piyush Punjabi, Founder of the Mud & Music Festival, said that the first edition received an overwhelming response from participants and spectators alike. He emphasized that the festival was not designed as a hardcore competition but rather as a unique experience combining adventure, music, and automotive culture. “The idea was to create an environment where people could come together, enjoy off-roading, music, and the outdoors. The response has been fantastic, and we are grateful to everyone who participated and supported the event,” he said. Encouraged by the success of the inaugural edition, the organizers have announced that the second edition of the Mud & Music Festival will be announced soon, promising an even bigger and more exciting experience for adventure and music enthusiasts.