BLOODYWOOD return with the second installment of their tour diary from the road supporting Halestorm, offering an unfiltered look into the band’s mindset as they navigate some of the biggest stages of their career. Captured with the intensity and honesty that have become synonymous with the New Delhi powerhouse, this chapter digs deeper into the rituals, nerves, and dreams that fuel their performances night after night.
Guitarist Karan Katiyar opens the episode by reflecting on the early days, when he would memorize entire songs moments before stepping onstage. His story becomes a grounding reminder of how far the band has come — yet how closely they continue to hold the hunger and chaos of those beginnings. That sense of raw preparation still pulses through the group, even as they perform for packed halls across the world.
Vocalist Jayant Bhadula speaks candidly about the emotional weight behind their live shows. He shares how each performance is tied to years of collective dreaming, and how he pushes himself to match and elevate the energy pouring from the crowd. For Jayant, the connection with the audience is not just motivation — it’s a responsibility, one he embraces with every scream, every breath, every moment under the lights.
Rapper Raoul Kerr brings yet another perspective, revealing how he channels the confidence and presence of his favorite footballers before hitting the stage. For him, that mindset becomes a ritual — a way to step into something larger than himself and deliver the full force of BLOODYWOOD’s message. From the backstage warm-ups to the final note, this diary captures a band living their dream with relentless drive.
From New Delhi’s underground to arenas around the globe — BLOODYWOOD are here, and they’re only getting louder.
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