Not just for the Irish: Modern Irish traditional folk band Ar Dheis Folk Group celebrated St Patrick’s Day at Someplace Else, The Park, on Monday with a number of Irish folk songs. Pairing banjo and tin whistle with fiddle and guitar, the band performed traditional music with origins in County Clare, a county in Ireland. Founded by Josh ’ Loughlin (banjo, mandolin, guitar) and Brian Corry (whistle, flute), the band has expanded its sound by adding a percussionist, a singer, a fiddle player and a guitarist to the line-up. The band’s influences range from Mumford & Sons to the 1980s Irish folk band Moving Hearts. Picture: Rashbehari Das

What: Club Verde Vista By Conclave in association with t2 presents SAJDA

Where: Rose Room Banquets

When: March 24, 7.30pm onwards

What to expect: Sufi singer Adil Hussaini from Hyderabad is expected to perform mostly Bollywood Sufi numbers during the two-hour show. “Our members had been requesting us to host a Sufi programme for some time. There couldn’t have been anybody better than Adil Hussaini,” said Bikram Banerjee, director, hospitality operations, Ambuja Neotia Group. Student of the legendary Pakistani qawwali singer Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Adil has also performed with classical music maestros like Ustad Sultan Khan, Pandit Shiv Kumar Sharma, Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia, Taufiq Qureshi and others. Entry is restricted to members and their guests.