
The Yellow Diary are on their biggest India tour yet, the band told Hindustan Times, supporting debut album In Case We Forget released in November 2025. The 15-city tour includes Bengaluru, Jaipur,…
The Yellow Diary are on their biggest India tour yet, the band told Hindustan Times, supporting debut album In Case We Forget released in November 2025. The 15-city tour includes Bengaluru, Jaipur, Kolkata and others. Formed in 2015, the band has seen independent music evolve from a small alternative corner to a mainstream ecosystem that now includes Bollywood and pop culture. The album features collaborations with Lisa Mishra and Shilpa Rao. Mumbai remains sentimental, but audiences now show up across the country. The tour will feature all nine album tracks alongside older hits like Marz and Buniyaad.
Some narratives paint The Yellow Diary's journey as a linear rise of indie music, but the band themselves admit they are still figuring things out. The real measure of indie's spread will not be Mumbai or Bengaluru stadiums but whether venues in Nagpur, Bhopal and Dehradun sell out. If those dates are packed, the story holds. If not, the ‘pan-India indie boom’ remains a metro fantasy.
Source: hindustantimes.com
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