When The Gig Week (TGW) was launched in Delhi in 2010, the indie music scene in India was more of a toddler than a teenager about to hit puberty, which is what it seems like at the moment. "People back then were highly under-served when it came to independent gigs. There was definitely talent going around, but it was limited largely to the college fest and music school circuits. Suitable venues that could handle the sort of sound we wanted were also hard to come by," says Anubhav Gupta, one of the festival's co-founders.