Martin Garrix coming to India in March, to perform in Mumbai on Mar 14

November 07, 2024 19:39

Artist Martin Garrix/Courtesy Martin Garrix/Instagram

International artist Martin Garrix is set to return to India for another electrifying performance. Garrix will celebrate Holi in India next year, performing at DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai on March 14.

Expressing his enthusiasm, Garrix said in a press release, "Performing in India has always been an incredible experience for me. The energy, the passion, and the connection with the fans here are unmatched. I'm beyond excited to bring my biggest hits to the stage and can't wait to create something truly special with my fans on Holi!"

He also took to social media to share his excitement about his upcoming visit.

"Feels very surreal announcing my first stadium show ever... I'll see you soon (tickets go live this Sunday)," he wrote.

Renowned DJ Garrix is celebrated for his chart-topping tracks that energise crowds globally.

Known for collaborations with top artists like Dua Lipa, Usher, and Khalid, he continues to captivate audiences worldwide. -- ANI

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