Red FM hosted the fourth edition of the Riders Music Festival (RMF), bringing together live music, motorsports showcases, food experiences and immersive brand activations in what organisers described as a two-day celebration of speed, sound and riding culture.
The festival transformed the venue into a high-energy destination for music lovers, bikers, car enthusiasts and thrill seekers, combining performances with drifting displays, FMX showcases, stunt shows, custom and vintage bike exhibitions, gaming zones, flea markets and adventure-led activities.
Brand Integrations and Motor Showcases
The event featured drifting acts by Royal Enfield, a Red Bull FMX showcase, and stunt shows by Harley-Davidson and Pulsar. Additional highlights included a flash mob by Bajaj Chetak, the KTM Adventure Zone, Polaris ATV action, Pro Panja League showcases and Kinetic EV display integrations.
Organisers said the integrations created a collaborative platform for automotive, mobility, lifestyle and energy brands.
Music Line-up
Day 1 featured performances by Nucleya, Seedhe Maut, Bharat Chauhan and Level Six. Day 2 continued with performances by Papon, Harsh Gujral, Chaar Diwaari and DJ Ibiza.
Speaking after his performance, Nucleya said, “Performing at Riders Music Festival 2026 was truly electric. The energy of the crowd was unreal, raw, loud, and fully in sync with the music. What made it even more special was the unique mix of pulsating beats, roaring superbikes, and a festival atmosphere that felt alive at every moment. There was this powerful exchange between the audience, the machines, and the music – it pushed my performance to another level.”
Papon reflected on his association with Delhi, saying, “Today, from the very beginning, it was wonderful. I’m a rider and a biker, so this is special, and with Red FM’s long-standing collaboration, it makes it even more special, combining biking and music. When I’m riding, I don’t listen to music; I like to hear the music of the bike – the engine, the tyres, the machine.”
Beyond the Stage
Beyond the performances, the festival included premium biking and car exhibits, custom and vintage machines, a park-in superbike zone, interactive brand activations and adventure-led experiences.
More than 15 food and beverage brands anchored the Grub Zone, while flea exhibits and market stalls added retail and discovery elements. Live T-shirt customisation was also available for attendees.
Commenting on the festival, Nisha Narayanan, COO and Director at Red FM, said, “What makes Riders Music Festival (RMF) truly special is the sense of belonging it creates. In a city as dynamic as Delhi-NCR, it’s rare to see riders, artists, brands and fans come together purely for the joy of music, machines and the shared love of the riding tribe. This year, we embraced brand and gender neutrality, welcomed seasoned riders and first-timers alike, and saw an inspiring rise in women riders. With a conscious focus on sustainability and electric mobility, the festival reflected a more inclusive and evolving riding culture. I truly believe that when music and motor experiences intersect, they create more than just entertainment, fostering a shared pulse that allows Red FM to unite communities and define culture at scale.”
The festival was supported by partners including GAIL, Pulsar, Carlsberg, Harley-Davidson and HP Pay, alongside Fortis, Reliance Trends, Mankind Consumer and Bank of Maharashtra. Automotive manufacturers such as Harley-Davidson, Royal Enfield and Bajaj Auto also participated in the weekend’s showcases.
