Raaginder was trained in Indian classical ragas and now fuses them with R&B, pop and hip-hop, a sound that has carried him to stages from Wembley Arena to the Kennedy Center. National Sawdust's room was designed for acoustic detail, so every slide of the violin lands. If you like crossover music that respects its roots, start your Friday here.
What to expect
Expect a standing-room crowd in National Sawdust's compact, sound-tuned hall, with a violin-led set moving between raga phrasing and modern grooves. Doors open an hour before the show.
Good to know
- Take the L to Bedford Av and walk to North 6th Street.
- The show is standing room only, so wear comfortable shoes.
- Accessibility accommodations can be requested through the box office by email.
- Arrive at doors for a spot near the stage.
- Williamsburg's bars and restaurants are right outside for after.
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Common questions
Is there seating at the Raaginder show?
No, National Sawdust lists it as standing room only.
What does Raaginder's music sound like?
Indian classical violin blended with R&B, pop and hip-hop textures.
