Martin Garrix Announces 10-City India Tour for Holi 2027
Martin Garrix will tour 10 Indian cities in March 2027 for Holi, from Ahmedabad on 10 March to Pune on 22 March, as part of Sunburn Arena. Ticket sales open 18 November 2026 on BookMyShow.
Martin Garrix will return to India for his longest run of shows in the country: a 10-city tour in March 2027, timed for Holi and presented as part of Sunburn Arena, kicking off on 10 March 2027 in Ahmedabad (Rolling Stone India, 4 November 2026). Organiser Sunburn Arena announced the tour on Wednesday, The Print reported via PTI (The Print / PTI, 4 November 2026).
Highlights
- Martin Garrix announced a 10-city India tour for March 2027, coinciding with Holi
- The tour opens in Ahmedabad on 10 March 2027 and closes in Pune on 22 March 2027
- Cities: Ahmedabad, Bhubaneswar, Chennai, Bengaluru, Shillong, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Delhi NCR, Mumbai and Pune
- Early-access registration began on 4 November 2026 at 5pm IST; general sales open 18 November on BookMyShow
- Garrix’s album Marty is due on 5 March 2027, days before the tour starts
Ten cities in twelve days
After Ahmedabad, Garrix heads to Bhubaneswar on 12 March, Chennai on 13 March, Bengaluru on 14 March, Shillong on 16 March, Kolkata on 17 March, Hyderabad on 19 March, Delhi NCR on 20 March and Mumbai on 21 March, closing on 22 March 2027 in Pune, with venues for each city to be announced in the coming months (Rolling Stone India, 4 November 2026). It is a compressed, genuinely national route — not a metro-only run — and it arrives just after his album Marty, releasing on 5 March 2027, according to the same report.
The scale is the headline. Rolling Stone India noted that Garrix’s 2023 nine-city India tour reportedly drew a cumulative 150,000 fans, and that he returned in March 2024 for a Holi stadium show in Navi Mumbai publicised as one of the world’s biggest Holi celebrations (Rolling Stone India, 4 November 2026). A ten-city Holi run is designed to top both — the kind of event-first planning that also drives the biggest film releases on this site, from King’s record overseas deal to today’s global Ramayana opening.
What Garrix said
Garrix said in a statement: “India has been such a special part of my journey, and the love and support I’ve received there over the years has been incredible. I’ve been coming to India for over a decade now and have played some of my most unforgettable shows there. Coming back for a 10-city tour and celebrating Holi with close to 200,000 people takes it to a whole new level! I can’t wait to see everyone and make even more memories together.” (Rolling Stone India, 4 November 2026)
The Print’s PTI report carried the organiser’s view too: Karan Singh, CEO of Sunburn, said bringing Garrix back for a 10-city tour during Holi, “India’s most vibrant and cultural celebration,” felt like the perfect way to take the collaboration forward (The Print / PTI, 4 November 2026). The tour is presented by RuPay and driven by Hyundai, the same report said, and the set is expected to feature tracks including “Animals”, “In the Name of Love”, “Scared to Be Lonely” and “High on Life”.
Tickets: the dates fans need
Fans could register for early access to tickets starting 4 November 2026 at 5pm IST, with a Registered User Pre-Sale on 16 November and a RuPay Cardholder Pre-Sale on 17 November, before general ticket sales open on 18 November 2026 at 12pm on BookMyShow (Rolling Stone India, 4 November 2026). Venues are still to come, so city-by-city planning beyond the dates above would be guesswork at this stage.
For India’s live-music calendar, the announcement lands in a season when entertainment audiences are being courted at unprecedented scale — a point underscored by the breadth of this year’s Daytime Emmy Awards winners and the global ambitions of Indian film. Garrix, however, has a head start few visitors can match: more than a decade of Indian shows, and now a Holi tour built to be his biggest yet.
