Bombay Bicycle Club’s So Long, See You Tomorrow initially comes off as plain noise. The English indie band has been developing and transforming its sound since its conception in 2005. They started out ...

The track featured in the trailer is a recreated version of an early-2000s pop hit by Bombay Rockers — a band that, for many millennials, needs no introduction. For everyone else, here is the story.

Purvyn Kaur Singh and Shourov Bhattacharya take us into the wild world of The Bombay Royale. It's often tough to get a band to tell you what their album is about. Sometimes it's because the stories ...

The track is taken from the band’s forthcoming Bombay & Friends EP, ‘Fantasies’, which will be released on February 23 via Mmm Records…/AWAL. The EP also features collaborations with Rae Morris, Liz ...

You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. "It's that feeling of riding on top of an elephant," Andy Williamson says of the Bombay Royale's ...

After the makers of 'Dhurandhar: The Revenge' dropped the trailer for the film, the internet went berserk, especially the 90s kids. Why, you may ask? The reason was that they got to listen to one of ...

A popular Indian restaurant is set to hold three nights of Bombay-style jazz starting this week. Tapasya, which was recently awarded in the 2018 Reyta’s (Remarkable East Yorkshire Tourism Awards), ...

The nostalgic beats of the early 2000s are officially back as Ranveer Singh joins forces with the legendary Bombay Rockers to celebrate the success of their hit track, 'Aari Aari'. Featured in the ...

Bombay Bicycle Club isn't from India, nor will any of its members roll through the U.S. on bicycles during their upcoming tour. But the four British indie rockers are bringing a new sound to the ...