Martin Garrix India tour 2027: 10 cities in March, tickets from November 18

Dutch DJ and music producer Martin Garrix will tour 10 Indian cities from Wednesday, 10 March to Monday, 22 March 2027, in a run timed around the Holi festival, promoters announced in the first week of November 2026. The tour, presented by Sunburn Arena, opens in Ahmedabad and closes in Pune, with stops including Shillong and Bhubaneswar as well as the big metros. General ticket sales open at 12 noon on Wednesday, 18 November 2026, on BookMyShow, after two days of pre-sales.

Martin Garrix is a Dutch DJ and producer of electronic dance music (EDM), the genre of club and festival music built around electronic beats. Reports describe this 10-city run as his biggest India tour. Alongside the large metros, it includes Bhubaneswar and Shillong, cities that rarely appear on the itineraries of visiting international stars. Bringing a show of this size to Shillong, the capital of Meghalaya, and to Bhubaneswar in Odisha gives fans in the east and the north-east a chance to see him without travelling to Kolkata, Delhi or Mumbai.

The Holi timing is deliberate. Holi, the spring festival of colours, is a peak time for parties and music events in India, and promoters have built the tour around it. The tour is presented by Sunburn Arena, which carries the name of the Sunburn dance music festival.

For fans, the ticket timeline matters. This tour sells in stages: a pre-sale for registered users on 16 November, a separate window for RuPay cardholders on 17 November, and then the general sale on 18 November. Fans who want early access need to register on the tour page before 16 November. Organisers have not yet published full ticket prices in the reports, and some venues for the larger cities are still being confirmed in coverage.

Peepals calculation: The 10 shows are spread over 13 days, from 10 to 22 March, which leaves only three rest days (11, 15 and 18 March). The tour ends with four shows on four straight nights, from Hyderabad on 19 March to Pune on 22 March. Our calculation from the reported figures.

Short-term: Ticket demand will be tested between 16 and 18 November, when pre-sales and the general sale open. Fans should buy only through BookMyShow or the official tour page to avoid fake tickets.

Long-term: A successful multi-city run, especially in Shillong and Bhubaneswar, could encourage more international artists to look beyond the metros. That brings spending to local hotels, transport and food businesses in the host cities.

Who is affected: EDM fans across India, especially in the 10 host cities and the towns around them; event venues and local businesses such as hotels, cabs and restaurants; and India's live-music industry.

For young fans planning to attend, the practical points are the dates and the ticket windows. Shows fall on both weekdays and weekends, so fans in cities such as Shillong (a Tuesday) or Kolkata (a Wednesday) may need to plan time off work or college. Fans in cities without a stop can look at the nearest one: Pune and Mumbai are on consecutive nights, as are Chennai and Bengaluru.

What to watch next: The pre-sale on 16 November, the RuPay pre-sale on 17 November and the general sale at 12 noon on 18 November 2026 on BookMyShow.

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