Lollapalooza India is set to return for its fifth edition in January 2027, with a lineup bringing together global pop acts, rock bands, electronic performers and a wide range of Indian musicians.
The two-day festival will be held at Mumbai's Mahalaxmi Racecourse on January 23 and 24, 2027. Artists will perform across four stages, with the programme covering genres including pop, rock, hip-hop, electronic, jazz, R&B, folk and independent music.
Olivia Dean, Limp Bizkit to headline
Olivia Dean and Limp Bizkit will headline the upcoming edition.
Dean, who won Best New Artiste at the 2026 Grammys, is expected to perform tracks including 'Messy', 'Dive' and 'Man I Need'. Limp Bizkit, meanwhile, will make its Lollapalooza India debut. The nu-metal band's popular songs include 'Break Stuff', 'Rollin'' and 'Nookie'.
The international roster also features KATSEYE, Fontaines D.C., 5 Seconds of Summer, St. Vincent and Steve Angello.
KATSEYE has built a global following with songs such as 'Gnarly', 'Touch' and 'Gabriela', with the latter earning a Grammy nomination. Fontaines D.C. will bring their post-punk sound to the festival, while 5 Seconds of Summer are set to perform tracks including 'Youngblood'.
Six-time Grammy winner St. Vincent is also part of the bill. Steve Angello, known for his work with Swedish House Mafia, will represent the electronic music segment.
Indian artistes across genres
The Indian lineup spans several corners of the country's independent and mainstream music scenes.
Aditya Gadhvi, Anuv Jain, Ricky Kej with Stewart Copeland, The Manganiyar Seduction, Indian Ocean, Blackstratblues, Kayan and Rhea Raj are among the artistes announced for the festival.
The bill also includes Scribe, Maneesh On The Beat, RANJ x Clifr, Swadesi, Yashraj, Varijashree Venugopal, Donn Bhat, Shanka Tribe, Rafiki and Curtain Blue.
Run It's the Kid, Janisht Joshi, The Lightyears Explode, Meewakching, Calcutta Cowboy, Anoushka Maskey, Dohnraj & The Peculiars, Rasa, Noni-Mouse, Karshni, Raj and Shriya Rao round out the announced Indian performers.
With acts ranging from established international names to emerging Indian musicians, the 2027 edition will bring a broad mix of sounds to Mumbai across its four stages.