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Mumbai Welcomes No Art Festival Debut

Globe-trotting music and culture festival No Art arrives in India for the first time in March 2026. Independent label and event organizer No Art lodges its debut entry into the buzzing Indian music festival circuit on March 21, taking over Bayview Lawns in Mumbai. Kicking off at 1 PM and running for nine hours, the…

Globe-trotting music and culture festival No Art arrives in India for the first time in March 2026.

Independent label and event organizer No Art lodges its debut entry into the buzzing Indian music festival circuit on March 21, taking over Bayview Lawns in Mumbai.

Kicking off at 1 PM and running for nine hours, the venue transforms into an open-air art and music haven built around pure creative energy. The line-up backs the festival’s promise of programming “unconventional art-performances and pioneering musicians.”

No Art founders ANOTR, made up of Jesse van der Heijden and Oguzhan Guney, feature on the card, alongside returning act BENJA, as well as debut appearances from ISAbella, Job Jobse, MARLIE and Rooléh.

Launched in 2017, No Art has carved a global presence, hitting festival hotspots such as Paris, London, Ibiza, Berlin, Tulum, Lisbon, Bucharest, and Amsterdam. According to its website, the goal is “not to create parties, but to broaden our visitors’ minds. Musically and artistically. We want to give you something to talk about with your friends.”

In addition to India, No Art’s 2026 calendar includes stops in Chile, Uruguay, Egypt, England, the Netherlands, and Italy.

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