Dublin's poet-punks grown into arena-scale alt-rock — 'Romance' made them era-defining, swagger and melancholy in equal Irish measure.
Lollapalooza India 2027 Lineup
Asia's only Lolla: two days at Mumbai's Mahalaxmi Racecourse, India debuts up top from Limp Bizkit to KATSEYE, and the homegrown indie class deep on four stages.
Find the acts you'll love at Lollapalooza India
Name a few bands you love and we'll scout all 45 acts on the Lollapalooza India bill for the ones you shouldn't miss.
Get notified when Lollapalooza India set times drop
Free account — we'll email you the day it happens, and your saved festivals follow you to every device.
About Lollapalooza India 2027
Lollapalooza India 2027 is the festival's fifth Mumbai edition, back at the Mahalaxmi Racecourse on January 23 and 24 with 45 acts across four stages. The lineup landed on September 3 with every headliner making an India debut: Olivia Dean arrives months after winning Best New Artist at the Grammys, Limp Bizkit finally get here 14 years after a cancelled 2013 booking, KATSEYE bring the first major girl-group booking in the festival's history, and Fontaines D.C. land on the far gloomier end of the same poster, touring their October album Dopamine Chamber.
The second line runs from 5 Seconds of Summer and St. Vincent to Steve Angello and Osaka selector ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U, with Stewart Copeland and Ricky Kej staging their Grammy-winning Police Beyond Borders songbook. The domestic bench is the deepest yet. Anuv Jain tops it with a production he says was built only for this festival, alongside The Manganiyar Seduction's wall of lit boxes, fusion veterans Indian Ocean, and a rap line of Swadesi and Yashraj. The whiplash between Break Stuff and bedroom ballads drew online grumbles within the hour, which is roughly the franchise brief.
Expect pop, alternative, electronic and hip-hop across 45 acts.
Lollapalooza India 2027 lineup: all 45 acts
Search it, filter by day, stage or genre. Save anything straight to your schedule.Browse all 45 acts →
Search it, filter by day, stage or genre. Save anything straight to your schedule.
The global girl group assembled through a televised search, built on K-pop discipline but writing for a Western pop chart.
Nu-metal's chaos agents in their beloved victory-lap era — Fred Durst does it all for the nookie, still, and the field does it with him.
The UK's warmest new pop-soul voice — effortless, jazz-schooled songwriting that's conquered charts on both sides of the Atlantic, charm fully intact live.
Osaka-born cult selector Yousuke Yukimatsu — genre-shredding DJ sets that went from viral clips to worldwide bookings, anything-goes technique with total joy.
The Dewaele brothers' DJ alias, the mashup pioneers who made As Heard on Radio Soulwax a genre of its own. Still the most joyful hard drive in dance music.
Sydney pop-rock veterans who long outgrew their boy-band billing — arena-sized hooks, real instruments, and a pop-punk past that still sneaks into the setlist.
Gujarati folk voice behind Khalasi, which jumped from Coke Studio to every wedding dance floor in the state. Garba scale, stadium lungs.
Chilean-American rock polymath: Eleven co-founder, desert-rock producer, and the secret weapon on records by Queens of the Stone Age and Them Crooked Vultures.
Hindi indie's softest superstar: bedroom ballads like Baarishein and Husn built on little more than voice and guitar, now filling arenas of phone lights.
Warren Mendonsa's instrumental project, and India's most beloved guitar tone. Melodic blues-rock that says everything without a single lyric.
Genre-smashing Melbourne punk-rap — riffs, bars, and zero regard for lanes, delivered with a hardcore band's physicality.
Delhi fusion pioneers running since 1990, folding folk melodies and classical ragas into jam-band rock. Kandisa is still a campfire hymn across India.
Kayan
Mumbai singer and DJ Ambika Nayak, moving between silky R&B vocals and club-ready sets. One of the city's busiest genre-hoppers.
Maneesh On The Beat
Baltimore band fronted by Ashrita Kumar, whose pop-punk hooks keep giving way to hardcore screaming. Met as students, kept the urgency.
British indie-pop with a sharp lyrical edge — bright arrangements carrying much darker subject matter, Croydon storytelling on the rise.
Rhea Raj
LA pop writer and performer with South Indian roots, and KATSEYE member Lara Raj's older sister, stepping out with her own dark-pop singles.
Mumbai post-hardcore veterans with a sense of humor as heavy as the riffs. Absurdist breakdowns and Bollywood in-jokes, moshing since the late 2000s.
Annie Clark's project, guitar playing that lurches and stutters through art-rock built on tightly drilled arrangements. Every record arrives with a new persona attached.
Swedish House Mafia's dark third — Size Records boss with the heaviest drop of the trio.
The Police's drummer and the Bengaluru composer behind their shared Grammy winner Police Beyond Borders, restaging those songs with Indian classical firepower.
Roysten Abel's staged spectacle: dozens of Manganiyar folk musicians stacked in a wall of lit red boxes, building Sufi songs into an avalanche. A theatrical one-off on any festival bill.
Zulan
Sikkim-born songwriter whose hushed folk miniatures made her one of the Indian indie scene's quiet obsessions.
Calcutta Cowboy
Curtain Blue
Abhishek Bhatia's solo electronic alias: hushed vocals over meticulous, moody production.
Dohnraj & The Peculiars
Donn Bhat
Producer and guitarist wiring Indian classical textures into live electronica. A fixture of the country's independent circuit since Passenger Revelator.
Indonesian pop star with conservatory training, swerving from radio ballads into prog-metal ambition.
Janisht Joshi
Karshni
Meewakching
Noni-Mouse
Rafiki
Raj
RANJ x CLIFR
Rasa
Bengaluru DJ and OneFortyAsia selector, one of Mixmag's names to watch in Asian bass music.
Run It's The Kid
Shanka Tribe
Shriya Rao
Multilingual Mumbai hip-hop collective rapping in Marathi, Hindi and more, with protest politics and tribal percussion in the beats.
The Lightyears Explode
Scrappy Mumbai indie-punk lifers, loud and melodic in roughly equal measure.
Bengaluru vocalist and flautist who scats Carnatic phrases at jazz speed. A collaborator's favorite whose range reads like a synthesizer spec sheet.
Yashraj
Mumbai rapper with a poet's patience, splitting the difference between boom-bap introspection and Hindi hooks.
The headliners
Olivia Dean — The UK's warmest new pop-soul voice — effortless, jazz-schooled songwriting that's conquered charts on both sides of the Atlantic, charm fully intact live. Booked within a year of her Best New Artist Grammy, a rare case of an Indian festival catching an act on the way up rather than after.
Limp Bizkit — Nu-metal's chaos agents in their beloved victory-lap era — Fred Durst does it all for the nookie, still, and the field does it with him. Fred Durst promised India a make-up date when Fly Festival collapsed in 2013. This is it.
KATSEYE — The global girl group assembled through a televised search, built on K-pop discipline but writing for a Western pop chart. First India show, with hometown stakes: member Lara Raj is Indian-origin, and the group currently tours as a four-piece.
Fontaines D.C. — Dublin's poet-punks grown into arena-scale alt-rock — 'Romance' made them era-defining, swagger and melancholy in equal Irish measure. The Dublin post-punks' India debut, on the road behind their fifth record Dopamine Chamber.
Up-and-comers to catch early
Rachel Chinouriri — UK indie-pop on a steep climb, and one more India debut buried in the middle of the poster.
Pinkshift — Baltimore pop-punk with real teeth, carrying the bill's heavier wing alongside Limp Bizkit.
Anoushka Maskey — Sikkim-born folk miniatures, the quietest thing on the poster and better for it.
Ecca Vandal — Melbourne punk-rap agitator with family roots in South India, ferocious live.
Other acts worth planning around
5 Seconds of Summer — A debut the band has publicly wished for since at least 2022.
St. Vincent — Six Grammys deep and the bill's most reliable live show.
- Stewart Copeland & Ricky Kej — The Police's drummer and the Bengaluru composer restage their Grammy-winning Police Beyond Borders collaboration.
- The Manganiyar Seduction — Roysten Abel's staged Rajasthani folk spectacle, dozens of musicians revealed one lit box at a time.
Anuv Jain — Top domestic billing, with a set he says was created exclusively for the festival.
- ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U — The Osaka selector whose marathon sets went from viral clips to a global festival run.
Lollapalooza India 2027 lineup FAQ
Who is headlining Lollapalooza India 2027?
Olivia Dean, Limp Bizkit, KATSEYE and Fontaines D.C. top the bill, with 5 Seconds of Summer, St. Vincent, Steve Angello and ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U on the next line. All four headliners are playing India for the first time.
When and where is Lollapalooza India 2027?
January 23–24, 2027 at the Mahalaxmi Racecourse in Mumbai, across four stages.
Is there a day-by-day lineup split yet?
Not yet. The lineup was announced as a single two-day bill on September 3, 2026; day assignments and set times usually follow closer to the festival.
How many acts are playing Lollapalooza India 2027?
45 acts, from the international headliners down to a deep bench of Indian indie, folk, rap and electronic artists.
Are Lollapalooza India 2027 tickets still available?
Early Bird tickets sold out before the lineup was announced. General sale is live in phases through the festival's official site, lollaindia.com.
Are Lollapalooza India 2027 set times out yet?
Not yet. The lineup is out with 45 acts, and the day-by-day schedule is still to come. The alert on this page emails you the day it drops.
Going to Lollapalooza India 2027? Get tickets ↗
Festivals like Lollapalooza India
More festivals
Festivals in January 2027 →Music festivals in India →Full festival calendar →