DGTL India is set to return for its sixth edition in November 2026, bringing its distinctive blend of electronic music, immersive visuals and industrial-inspired production to Mumbai and Bengaluru simultaneously.
One of the world’s leading electronic music festivals, DGTL (pronounced digital) is returning to India for its sixth edition, once again bringing its signature experience to two of the country’s key music markets. The festival will take place across the weekend of 13 and 14 November 2026, with simultaneous editions at The Lalit Ashok in Bengaluru and The Ballard Pier in Mumbai.
Known for combining forward-thinking electronic music with ambitious production and visual storytelling, DGTL India is promising an experience built around its signature industrial soundscapes and state-of-the-art visual environments.
For its 2026 edition, DGTL India has unveiled a diverse line-up featuring an extensive mix of international and Indian electronic music artists.
The international roster includes Nina Kraviz, Vladimir Dubyshkin, Phil Berg, Supergloss, Biianco, Stephan Bodzin (Live), Colyn, Qrion, Nox Vahn and Nicky Elisabeth, among others.
The festival will also see the return of Indian acts Praveen Achary, Parallel Voices, Tasnneem and Kibo, following their performances at previous editions. Joining them will be a new wave of homegrown talent making their DGTL debut, including Shaun Moses, Sheral, Sublime Sound, Nida and Blu Attic.
Arnab Banerjee, Founder of Forward India and organiser of DGTL India, said, “The journey of electronic music in India over the past decade has been nothing short of remarkable, and we’re grateful to have played a role in shaping that story. As we return for our sixth edition in India, it’s the incredible passion of our community that continues to drive us forward. Our curation has and will always focus on quality over hype culture. And this year’s line up is a reflection of what’s to come for the next few years”
Across both cities, the festival venues will be transformed into warehouse-style industrial environments, designed to reflect the visual and architectural language that has become synonymous with DGTL.
The experience will be spread across two stages — Modular and Generator by Budweiser — with the festival bringing together large-scale stage design, advanced lighting and immersive visual production.
State-of-the-art LED panels and motion-enabled lighting rigs will form an integral part of the production, creating dynamic environments that evolve alongside the music. The combination of industrial aesthetics, cutting-edge technology and carefully curated electronic music is expected to form the core of the festival experience.
DGTL has built a reputation globally for creating raw, immersive settings rather than conventional festival environments. For its sixth Indian edition, the festival will once again work with visual artists to develop experiences that extend beyond the music, turning each venue into a fully realised visual and sonic space.
With its simultaneous Mumbai and Bengaluru editions, DGTL India is continuing to build on its presence within the country’s rapidly expanding electronic music ecosystem. The November 2026 edition brings together established global names, returning Indian favourites and emerging homegrown artists, while retaining the festival’s focus on music-led curation and ambitious production.
