India’s upcoming electronic season is chiseled to be nothing short of a multi-layer sonic feast, plugged with underground club heroes to festival mainstage goliaths. As the hour nears for you to grab your rave coupons and check in at your favorite hotspots, here is our roadmap to get you going.
The music festival buffet line kicks off with the fifth edition of DGTL India, lighting up Mumbai and Bengaluru from October 3, 2025. On the menu is a grand mix of international heavyweights and local trailblazers, all set to rattle the walls of Mumbai’s NESCO Centre and Bengaluru’s JW Marriott Prestige Golfshire Resort.
Across both cities, the line-up boasts standout names like 8KAYS, Aayana, Anifisa Letyago, Callush, Dosem, Echonomist, Ellen Allien, Floyd Lavine, Héctor Oaks, Helana Hauff, Masalo, Mita Gami, Natascha Polké, Parallel Voices, and Yotto!
Bengaluru’s billing dives deeper with local and regional acts including Audio Units (marking their festival debut), Axl Stace, David Phimister, G.S.T., GNDHI, Kampai, Oddible, Proiaa, Santana, Sickflip, and Zeeqar. Meanwhile, Mumbai serves its own underground flavor with artists like Ana Lilia (MX/IN), Baawra, Blurry Slur, Bullzeye, David Löhlein, Disco Juice, Dreamstates, KIBO, Kollision, Mogasu, Profanayty, Sequ3l, Sindhi Curry, and Starboy Nation.
Ravers are spoilt for choice as Swedish progressive house maestro Eric Prydz embarks on a two-city tour of India. Catch him busting out the ‘Pjanoo’ paired with gob-smacking visuals at New Delhi’s IGI Stadium on October 4, 2025, and Mumbai (Dome SVP Stadium, Worli) on October 5, 2025.
Just days later, starting October 10, the cities of Mumbai, Hyderabad, and Kolkata will be treated to an exquisite Afro-house takeover by Haitian DJ and producer Francis Mercier, who arrives for his India debut.
Sticking with October 2025, UK clubbing series The Warehouse Project is set to make its India debut with a high-energy three-city takeover. The series kicks off in Bengaluru on October 24, heads to Mumbai on October 25 and 26, and concludes in Hyderabad on October 26. The stacked line-up across the three cities includes Joy Orbison, DJ HEARTSTRING, DJ Boring, Logic1000, Verraco, DJ Fold, Suchi, Jyoty B2B Cinnaman, Kampai B2B EBITDA, Nida B2B Anushka, Ox7gen, Masrani, FILM B2B Aayna, Prismer, Anisha, Midnight Traffic B2B Vridian, and Siiry.
In November 2025, India’s party and nightlife hotspot, Goa, is set to welcome Grammy-winning DJ Diplo. He will headline the multi-genre Royal Enfield Motoverse 3-day event, where the revs of motorcycles clash with the rhythms of music from November 21 onwards.
Next, we zoom in on the ZAMNA Festival, which makes its return to India this November for its third edition, bringing its signature jungle energy from Tulum to three consecutive nights across the country. The festival made its India debut in September 2024, followed by a second edition in March 2025, with standout performances in Mumbai and Gurugram from acts Adriatique, Mind Against, Briana Knauss, Toto Chiavetta, and Vome.
The next edition will see ZAMNA’s immersive experience spring from Bengaluru (November 28), Gurugram (November 29), and Mumbai (November 30), though the official line-up is still under wraps. At the time of writing, Ukrainian DJ Korolova, a frequent guest in the country, is locked in for all three shows.
Running concurrently with ZAMNA is Dutch DJ Afrojack, who visits India for the second time this year on a three-city jaunt. He will perform in Mumbai on November 28, Bengaluru on November 29, and Delhi-NCR on November 30 as part of The Smirnoff LemonPop Non Alcoholic Experience.
Just before the turn of the year, legacy EDM brand SUNBURN shifts away from its 18-year run in Goa to host its flagship festival in Mumbai for the first time. Locked in from December 19 onwards, the three-day spectacle has yet to unveil its line-up and venue at the time of writing. Fred again.., Calvin Harris, and Skrillex are among the hot topics in fan forums and speculation corners, but none have any confirmed dates thus far.
The buzz surrounding the fourth edition of Lollapalooza India isn’t just about rock legends Linkin Park or rapper-singer Playboi Carti; it is equally alive on the dance end. Festival goers can catch Knock2 charging in with lethal bass-house beats, Sammy Virji flexing his UK bass wizardry, and Hamdi blending grime and UKG with finesse. German act BUNT. is known to drop folk-meets-house-bangers, while Brazilian DJ and producer MU540 brings gritty baile funk energy to the crowd.
Other standout sets include Karsh Kale merging tabla tradition with electronica, OAFF x Savera riding the cinematic-electro-pop wave, and acts such as Baalti and Nate08 delivering forward-thinking indie dance grooves. Over in the synthwave territory, The Midnight and LANY round things out with dreamy electronic textures.
Next out of the bag, French producer DJ Snake is set to return to India after four years. He will be taking his ‘Magenta Riddim’ to six cities across the country, kicking off on February 6 in Kolkata, followed by stops in Hyderabad, Bangalore, Pune, Mumbai, and Delhi NCR.
Also in February, the Magnetic Fields experience transforms into Magnetic Fields Nomads, taking place from February 13 to 15 at a fresh new location in Rajasthan. After a decade at Alsisar Mahal, the festival is turning the page and is ready to write its next chapter in Khetri, Rajasthan.
Whether you’re sweating it out at a massive multi-day festival or vibing at a packed concert venue, 2025-2026 is shaping up to be a huge season for electronic music fans in India, boosted by international heavyweight artists flying in and homegrown talent going strong.
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