Name: All The Fat Children
Brand: StarClinch
SKU: bad5f33780c4
Rating: 4.3 (94 reviews)

Question 1

How do I get started with booking All The Fat Children right here on StarClinch?

Accepted Answer

It's honestly super straightforward. You see that **GET IN TOUCH** enquiry form? It should be sitting right there on this page—can't miss it. Just toss in your details there. Once you hit send, you get access to a personal dashboard where you can manage everything—quotes, availability, the whole nine yards. It’s way easier than chasing people down via email chains, trust me. You can check their calendar, lock in the price, and get the conversation started with Eben and the crew without leaving the site.

Question 2

Why book All The Fat Children through StarClinch? What are the advantages?

Accepted Answer

Look, booking a band—especially one that calls their genre "fat rock"—should be fun, not a logistical nightmare. StarClinch has handled over 20,000 bookings, so we know the drill. When you book through us, your payment is secure (we hold it until the job is done), and the profile is verified. You aren't just sending cash into the void; you're ensuring that when Eben, Vicky, and Sachin show up, everything is sorted. Professionalism meets peace of mind. Plus, we handle the boring paperwork so you can focus on the music... and maybe the food menu.

Question 3

Why should I consider All The Fat Children for my event? What unique value do they bring?

Accepted Answer

Because they aren't your typical polished, cookie-cutter ensemble. This is a trio from Bangalore that literally defines their existence around making music, having fun, and—crucially—eating a lot of food. Eben Johnson started this whole thing because he was sick of the "Page-3 lifestyle" and wanted something real (or "cement," as he puts it).

When they get on stage, you get that raw, authentic chemistry that only comes from years of jamming until they drop. With **Vicky** on bass/vocals and **Sachin** holding it down on drums, they bring a specific brand of chaotic good energy. It’s "Fat Rock"—it’s heavy on fun, heavy on sound, and perfect if you want a crowd to actually loosen up and engage.

Question 4

What makes All The Fat Children stand out compared to others in their field?

Accepted Answer

I mean, the origin story alone is a winner. How many bands do you know formed because the lead singer bribed the bassist with food? It’s true—Eben convinced Vicky to join with sustenance from a cafeteria. That quirky, down-to-earth vibe permeates everything they do. They don't take themselves too seriously, but they take the music *very* seriously.

They’ve evolved from those early days where Jerry "The Orphan" (the original drummer who apparently wasn't fat enough) left, to the current tight-knit lineup with Sachin. Their ability to blend Alternative, Indie, and Pop into this "Fat Rock" persona gives them a distinct flavor that you just don't get with a standard cover [live band](https://starclinch.com/book-band-online).

Question 5

What exactly is "Fat Rock" and what kind of music can we expect?

Accepted Answer

Great question. "Fat Rock" is their self-coined term for a hearty mix of **Alternative, Indie, Pop, and Rock**. Think of it as music with some meat on its bones. Eben Johnson (guitars/vocals) and Vickram 'Vicky' Kiran (bass/vocals) drive the melody, while Sachin Savio Dane keeps the beat heavy on the drums. They play a mix of high-energy tracks that get people moving. Whether it's a college fest where the energy needs to be through the roof or a pub gig in Bangalore, their setlist is designed to be filling—pun intended.

Question 6

What are the technical requirements for hosting All The Fat Children?

Accepted Answer

Since they are a fully equipped three-piece power trio, they need a standard stage setup. You're looking at:
- **Drum kit** (standard 5-piece usually works, but check with their rider).
- **Bass amp** and **Guitar amp**.
- **Vocal Microphones** (at least two for Eben and Vicky).
- **Monitors** and a decent PA system suitable for the venue size.

Don't worry about the nitty-gritty details right now; once you inquire, the band usually provides a specific tech rider. Just ensure the venue can handle a loud, energetic rock performance!

Question 7

Does the band travel outside of Bangalore for gigs?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. While they cut their teeth playing every accessible show in Bangalore, they are available for bookings in other cities too. They've been jamming since the days they played their first show after just a week and a half of practice, so they are road-ready. If your event is out of station, you'll just need to factor in travel and accommodation logistics into the final quote. You can discuss these specifics directly via the dashboard after you drop an inquiry.

Question 8

What is the price range for booking All The Fat Children?

Accepted Answer

Pricing can be a bit fluid depending on the event type, location, and duration, but generally, their performance fee lands somewhere between **35,000 to 1,50,000 INR**.

Obviously, a local gig in Bangalore is going to be on the lower end compared to a festival headline slot in another state involving flights and hotels. The best way to get an accurate number? Use the inquiry form. It costs nothing to ask, and you can get a custom quote tailored to exactly what you need.

Question 9

Are they suitable for corporate events or just casual parties?

Accepted Answer

They can do both, but they really shine where the vibe is allowed to be a bit loose and fun. If you're hosting a stiff, formal corporate dinner where everyone whispers, maybe they aren't the first pick. But if it's an employee engagement party, a product launch that needs high energy, or a college festival? **All The Fat Children** are perfect. Their relatable, food-loving persona tends to break the ice pretty quickly with general audiences.

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