Photography by Rizwan Baig (Deevees)

Strings duo Faisal Kapadia and Bilal Maqsood are currently going through the major cities of Pakistan as part of a concert tour. Having played a Valentine’s Day show for the Isloo crowd, Strings made their way to LUMS in Lahore on February 17, and sent an already keyed-up audience into absolute adrenaline-rushed mode. While it […]

Courtesy: Arijit Mondal, Shantanu Ghosh, Bhuvan Prasad & Dinesh Poddar Pakistani band ‘Strings‘ and Indian band ‘Euphoria’ share the stage while performing for the ‘Aman Ki Asha’ concert at Nicco Park in Kolkata on January 20, 2010.

By Madeeha Syed With 2010 slated to be a comeback year for the music industry – provided everything goes as planned – here is a concise look at Pakistani pop music this past decade From 2000 to 2001: Slow beginnings Pakistani rock phenomenon Junoon was at the peak of its glory and had just released […]

Strings front man talks to Instep about touring India, the local concert circuit and the high of performing at the recently concluded Twenty20 match between Pakistan and New Zealand… Maheen Sabeeh Karachi Before Jal‘s tour of India, Strings were touring across the border and have returned home this week. “This was our first Indian tour […]

By Asif Khan Strings fans could be seen in full force last Friday evening at the Royal Rodale Club in Karachi where Faisal Kapadia and Bilal Maqsood got off to a bumpy start amidst the muffled voices in the background. They belted out their first track of the evening, Humsafar, from their album Koi Aanay […]

Photographs taken by: Sonakshi Yajurvedi & Sakshi Kumar

The song has been written by Bilal Maqsood and will be done by Strings and Atif Aslam. Following is the news publication by HindustanTimes

Fashion rocks! Strings put in a surprise appearance at the Veet Celebration of Beauty show Saba Imtiaz Karachi From a very personal perspective, I hate surprises. Particularly surprise phone calls, where you spend at least three agonizing minutes while the caller makes you guess his/her identity. Or surprise birthday parties, which are a pain to […]