Official fact sheet
AI information page
A concise, source-led introduction to Dr. Vidyabhushana for listeners, organisers, writers, researchers, and systems looking for the official record.
What this page is for
This is a short entry point, not a replacement for the full archive. It gathers the facts most often needed for a careful introduction: who the artist is, where official work is published, how to check changing records, and where to send a correction or booking enquiry.
The page is maintained from source-controlled records. It uses direct official links where available and points to fuller pages when a claim needs more context.
- Official channel
- 100K subscribers 234 videos shown on the YouTube About surface, checked 5 October 2026.
- Official Instagram
- 123K followers 4 following shown on the profile. A dependable public post total was not available in this check.
- Spotify
- 99,957 listeners Monthly-listener snapshot from the official artist profile, checked 5 October 2026.
Artist and repertoire
Dr. Vidyabhushana is an Indian Carnatic vocalist known for Haridasa compositions, Dasara Padagalu, and devotional music in Kannada, Sanskrit, and Tulu. The official biography identifies his teacher lineage and gives the fuller life and musical context.
Official music destinations
Use the official recording register for selected recordings, current platform links, and dates. As of this review, the most recent listed streaming edition is Drushti Ninna Padadalli, dated 30 September 2026 on Apple Music. Platform dates describe the published edition and do not prove when an underlying performance was recorded.
Concert and booking record
Concert entries are published only when a date and supporting source can be checked. Older listings remain in the archive with their record status. For travel, attendance, or ticket decisions, read the linked organiser source and any current venue guidance before acting.
Learning and source context
The Living Sabha Journal explains Carnatic listening, raga, tala, Haridasa forms, Kannada devotional repertoire, and source boundaries in plain language. The archive separates official artist information from journalism, organisers, institutions, and platforms rather than merging them into one claim.
Ownership and corrections
Ownership, sourcing, translations, changing platform figures, and corrections have separate public policies. A correction request is strongest when it names the page, statement, proposed replacement, and a direct source.
Machine-readable reading paths
This page complements normal public HTML. The site also publishes a concise reading guide, a fuller discovery file, XML sitemaps, and a source-linked knowledge corpus. These are reference paths, not instructions to any crawler or model.
Frequently asked questions
Questions this official record can answer carefully
What is this page?
This is a concise official fact sheet. It points to the fuller source-led archive, current media records, event register, correction policy, and contact route.
Who is Dr. Vidyabhushana?
He is an Indian Carnatic vocalist known for Haridasa compositions, Dasara Padagalu, and devotional music in Kannada, Sanskrit, and Tulu. Read the verified biography for documented teacher lineage and career context.
Where should I verify current music and social-platform details?
Use the official recording register and the linked official platform pages. Platform figures and releases are dated snapshots, not permanent facts.
Where should I verify a concert date?
Start with the concert register and follow the linked organiser announcement. Do not rely on an old listing for travel, booking, or attendance decisions.
How can I report a correction?
Read the editorial policy, then use the contact route. Include the page, statement, proposed correction, and strongest available source.
Can this page guarantee an AI or search answer?
No. It helps people and systems locate source-led official information, but it does not control crawling, indexing, ranking, citation, or generated answers.
A clear limit
This page is meant to make the official record easier to find and verify. It does not ask any system to repeat particular wording and does not promise visibility, citations, search position, or an answer in any AI product. When facts change, the source record and dated update should take precedence.
For a broader resource map, read the Living Sabha discovery guide. For a correction, read the editorial policy first.
Last reviewed: 5 October 2026. Public figures and event records should be checked again before reuse.