An art squat is a name used to describe the action of artists to occupy (or squat in) an abandoned building, thereby creating studio space to create art.

After an exhilarating first season in 2017, featuring concerts across Gujarat and making the state’s first truly all-independent music festival - spanning across 2 days and 2 stages - Fangirl is back. Bigger, better, fresher.

Pesh hai The Big Squat – an arts space centered around the best live entertainment from the country across but not limited to – music, comedy, poetry and visual arts.

Aditya Gandhi has performed across India, Sri Lanka, Scotland and United States, including venues such as Ganz Hall in Chicago, Guinness Room and Stevenson Concert Hall in Glasgow, Calcutta School of Music, and Alliance Francaise in Ahmedabad. Most recently,

Aditya presented a solo concert at the Russian Centre in Colombo in January 2018, and is currently touring India with a concert series titled Prelude and Leaps, which has so far run successful shows in Pune, Ahmedabad, Surat and Baroda, in its first leg. He has also performed self-conceptualised concerts titled Nocturnal, Iberian Nights (in collaboration with mezzo soprano, Ankna Arockiam) and Songe Capricorne in partnership with Alliance Francaise Ahmedabad.

Aditya is a graduate of Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (Bachelors of Music), and Chicago College of Performing Arts (Masters of Music) under world-renowned guitarist Denis Azabagic. Aditya’s goal is to shake up the preconceived notions modern audiences have about 'art music', by collaborating and curating concert experiences in a way that is more accessible and reflective of contemporary culture.