Lollapalooza India 2026 is all set to take over Mumbai with a high-energy celebration of music, culture, and community. Spread across four massive stages and featuring over 20 hours of live performances, the festival promises non-stop action across genres–from rock and hip-hop to electronic, indie, and alternative sounds.
The fourth edition of Lollapalooza India will take place on Saturday, January 24, and Sunday, January 25, 2026, at the iconic Mahalaxmi Racecourse in Mumbai. Festival gates will open at 2 pm each day, with performances continuing until 10 pm, offering fans nearly eight hours of live music daily.
The opening day is stacked with international chart-toppers and exciting India debuts. Playboi Carti, Yungblud, Fujii Kaze, The Midnight, Mother Mother, and Knock2 headline an already explosive lineup. The much-anticipated Opium takeover featuring Ken Carson, Destroy Lonely, and Homixide Gang adds an extra layer of hype, while Indian talents like Ankur Tewari, Zoya, and Gauley Bhai bring homegrown flavor.
Day two raises the bar with Linkin Park making their first-ever performance in India as part of their world tour–an emotional and historic moment for fans. The day also features stellar acts like Kehlani, LANY, Calum Scott, Bloodywood, Sammy Virji, Karsh Kale, and OAFF–Savera, alongside emerging Indian artists including MXRCI, Sen, and Zokova.
Tickets for Lollapalooza India 2026 are currently available on BookMyShow, with prices starting at ₹6,999. Festival-goers can choose from General Admission, Lolla Comfort, Lolla VIP, and Lolla Platinum passes. Premium categories offer added perks like exclusive viewing areas, lounges, and limited seating.
Reaching the venue is easy via Mumbai’s local train network. Mahalaxmi Railway Station on the Western line is just a short walk from the racecourse, while Currey Road Station on the Central line is another convenient option. The nearby Mahalaxmi Metro Station on the Aqua Line also ensures smooth access. Founded in 1991 by Perry Farrell, Lollapalooza has grown from a touring festival into a global phenomenon–and four years in, its Indian edition continues to raise the bar with every comeback.
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