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Martin Garrix To Return To India For 10-City Holi Tour In March 2027; Mumbai Show Scheduled For March 21

New Delhi, November 4, 2026: Dutch DJ and music producer Martin Garrix will return to India for a 10-city tour in March 2027, organiser Sunburn Arena announced on Wednesday. The tour, which will coincide with the festival of Holi, will begin in Ahmedabad on March 10 and travel to Bhubaneswar (March 12), Chennai (March 13), Bengaluru (March 14), Shillong (March 16), Kolkata (March 17), Hyderabad…

Martin Garrix To Return To India For 10-City Holi Tour In March 2027; Mumbai Show Scheduled For March 21

Dutch DJ and music producer Martin Garrix is set to return to India for a 10-city Holi tour in March 2027, according to Sunburn Arena. The tour will kick off in Ahmedabad on March 10 and continue to major cities including Bhubaneswar, Chennai, Bengaluru, Shillong, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Delhi-NCR, and Mumbai before concluding in Pune on March 22.

Garrix expressed his excitement about returning to India, where he has performed for over a decade and has received immense love and support. The performance will feature popular tracks such as "Animals," "In the Name of Love," "Scared to Be Lonely," and "High on Life." Sunburn Arena's CEO, Karan Singh, highlighted the significance of Garrix's return as part of India's vibrant Holi celebration.

The collaboration between Sunburn Arena and Garrix spans a decade, with the artist headlining Sunburn Festival in 2017, performing in nine cities in 2023, and participating in a Holi celebration at DY Patil Stadium and Sunburn Festival's first Mumbai edition in December 2025. Early ticket access registration for the tour opened on November 4 at 5 pm IST, presented by RuPay and Hyundai.

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