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Mumbai’s November calendar is, unfortunately, losing one of its biggest-ticket events. DGTL India 2026, which was planned for an action-packed day at Ballad Pier in Fort in Mumbai, is being relocated to Goa! Well, Mumbai's loss is Goa's gain.
The festival made the announcement on its official social media page on Wednesday, October 14. The new setting's admittedly more picturesque than the industrialised Ballad Pier – a beachfront event space at W Goa in Bardez. The announcement comes less than a month before the festival's due to begin, though the November 13-14 dates remains the same.
However, Bengaluru fans needn't panic – DGTL India will still be taking place at the original venue: The LaLiT Ashok in Seshadripuram.
Why did DGTL India 2026 relocate to Goa?
The relocation of DGTL India 2026 from Mumbai to Goa comes amid the licensing uncertainties affecting the live concerts across Maharashtra and Mumbai.
However, as announced by the festival on its social media, the tickets bought for the Mumbai festival will remain valid for DGTL Goa 2026, plus offering a complimentary +1 as a token of gratitude, which will be added to the existing ticket. Also, if you're someone looking for a refund, the festival's refund window closes on October 16, 2026, at 11:59pm – 24 hours after the announcement post on the official social media.
The lineup for Goa remains similar to what was set for the Mumbai schedule: Kibo, Biianco, Colyn, Nina Kraviz, Nox Vahn, Blu Attic, Nicky Elisabeth, Phil Berg, Sublime Sound, Supergloss, Qrion, Sitara, Sheral.
DGTL India is more than any regular concert
DGTL follows a format that has traditionally blended music with visual installations, art, and sustainability-led initiatives to build a more immersive experience than any average nightclub. If you are a passionate techno music person or just looking for a reason to dance on the beats for two consecutive days, DGTL India 2026 is a solid excuse.