Magdum made his first appearance alongside his three bandmates at the American Dream Mall in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on Friday, according to The New York Times. Indian singer Darshan Magdum, 22, has finally joined his American boy band, Boy Throb, for a live performance after months of struggling to secure a US visa.
Hundreds of excited fans cheered as the group performed its latest song, “4GETHER”.
The New York Times reported that Boy Throb gained popularity on social media through humorous songs, unusual videos and entertaining dance performances. The group included him in music videos and live performances through video calls and screens. The band has attracted more than one million Instagram followers and 1.3 million TikTok followers.
Immigration lawyer Jonathan Grode submitted hundreds of pages of supporting documents, including media coverage, industry recommendations and details of the band’s collaboration with singer Kesha, according to The New York Times.
Magdum had previously performed virtually with his bandmates Anthony Key, Evan Papier and Zachary Sobania.
Fans celebrated his arrival as an important milestone for the band. With all four members finally performing together, Boy Throb now hopes to expand its musical journey and achieve its ambitious dream of winning a Grammy Award.
