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KOHIMA — Adding international flavour to this year’s Hornbill Festival, renowned German rock band, ELM Tree Circle captivated the audience with their performances at the Hornbill Music Festival on the first day of the festival held at the Naga Heritage Village in Kisama.
The vocalist of the band, Nic Steinkamp, said he was "honoured" to be performing at the Hornbill Music Festival and that "blown away" by the Hornbill festival they 'want to come back'. He added the crew travelled for 72 hours to be at the Hornbill Music Festival.
This year's edition will host bands and cultural ambassadors from America, Germany, Colombia, South Korea, and from all over the country.
More than 800 musicians from across the globe will be performing, according to the Nagaland government.
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