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DGTL India 2026 is turning Mumbai and Bengaluru into techno playgrounds

The electronic music festival returns to with its sixth edition with a stacked international lineup

Amey Mirashi
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Amey Mirashi
Senior Correspondent, Time Out Mumbai
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It's time to clear your November calendar. DGTL India is back with its sixth edition –  hitting Mumbai and Bengaluru – giving India’s clubbing crows another reason to postpone their sensible weekend plans.  For the 2026 edition, the electronic music festival will take over Fort’s The Ballard Pier in Mumbai and The LaLiT Ashok in Bengaluru’s Seshadripuram on November 13 and 14

For anyone who assumes a playlist is best experienced at a thousand watts, DGTL India is basically a loud love letter to techno music. The festival has built a reputation for bringing global electronic music while giving homegrown artists room to shine. While continuing with the formula, DGTL India has announced an exciting lineup bringing everything in between – including doses of pulsating house and hypnotic techno. 

DGTL 2026: A lineup packed with electro heavyweights 

For DGTL India 2026, the lineup gets an interesting addition with russian producer Vladimir Dubyshkin performing, with Colyn, BIIANCO, Nox Vahn, Blu Attic, Nicky Elisabeth and Kibo joining, making this year a seriously stacked bill for electronic music fans. Kraviz – no stranger to big festival stages – will bring a genre-blurring techno sound to India again. Meanwhile, Bodzin, popular for his atmospheric, melodic approach, and Dubyshkin, with hypnotic music, add to the schedule. And the lineup keeps getting more interesting. 

In the Mumbai lineup, expect BIIANCO, Blu Attic, Colyn, KIBO, Nicky Elisabeth, Nina Kraviz, Nox Vahn, Parallel Voices, Phil Berg, Qrion, Sheral, Sublime Sound, Sitara, Stephan Bodzin, Supergloss, Vladimir Dubyshkin. Most of the artists from the Mumbai lineup add to the Bengaluru roster as well, with the addition of Shaun Moses, Praveen Achary and Tasnneem.

DGTL India's not just a regular concert

DGTL is not just about standing in front of the speaker, pretending you can feel the bass in your bloodstream. Its festival format has traditionally blended music with visual installations, art, and sustainability-led initiatives to create a more immersive experience than any average club night. Whether you’re passionate about techno music or simply looking for a reason to dance for two consecutive days, DGTL India 2026 is a solid excuse.

When: Fri-Sat, November 13 and November 14, 2pm onwards

Where: The Ballard Pier, Fort, Mumbai 

The LaLiT Ashok, Seshadripuram, Bengaluru

Tickets: ₹ 2500 onwards on Skillbox

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