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Martin Garrix announces 10-city India tour for March 2027
The Story in Brief
Dutch DJ Martin Garrix will return to India for a 10-city tour in March 2027, organiser Sunburn Arena announced on 4 November. The tour begins in Ahmedabad on 10 March and runs through Bhubaneswar (12 March), Chennai (13 March), Bengaluru (14 March), Shillong (16 March), Kolkata (17 March), Hyderabad (19 March), Delhi NCR (20 March) and Mumbai (21 March), closing in Pune on 22 March, Rolling Stone India reports.
The tour coincides with Holi, and Garrix said he expects to celebrate with close to 200,000 people. News9live reports the schedule is based on EDM House Network and has not been independently confirmed. Fans can register for early ticket access from 5 PM IST on 4 November. The Registered User Pre-Sale opens on 16 November, followed by a RuPay Cardholder Pre-Sale on 17 November, and general sale on 18 November on BookMyShow.
Garrix's album Marty is set for release on 5 March 2027.
Update, 4 November 2026: ThePrint, citing PTI, now reports the tour is organised by Sunburn Arena and coincides with Holi, quoting Garrix's statement and Sunburn CEO Karan Singh. News9live continues to note the schedule is based on EDM House Network and not independently confirmed.
Indian Opinion Analysis
Rolling Stone India frames the announcement as a milestone, leading with the Holi angle, the scale of 200,000 fans and Garrix's own statement, and it adds the 2023 nine-city tour's 150,000 attendance as context. News9live is more cautious, noting the schedule comes from EDM House Network and remains unconfirmed. ThePrint, carrying PTI copy, is straight-forward: it names Sunburn Arena as organiser, quotes CEO Karan Singh and lists the cities and dates without hype. The cautious framing from News9live is the one place the reports differ, the others present the same facts. What is open is the venue list, which Rolling Stone India says will be announced in the coming months.
Fans should watch for the venue announcements, which Rolling Stone India says will come in the coming months.
Coverage: 3 sources, 3 neutral
Sources (3): news9live.com (neutral report), rollingstoneindia.com (neutral report), theprint.in (neutral report)
This brief was synthesised by AI from the 3 sources linked above, so one read covers every framing they carry. Methodology and corrections.
