Lollapalooza India 2027 Lineup Revealed: Limp Bizkit, KATSEYE & St. Vincent Heading To Mumbai

Get ready to pack your bags for Mumbai because Lollapalooza India has officially dropped its star-studded artist lineup for 2027. The massive music extravaganza is preparing for its fifth year in the region, delivering a genre-spanning bill that mixes global stadium acts with local fan favorites. The festival will return to its familiar stomping grounds at the Mahalaxmi Race Course in Mumbai from January 23 to January 24. Securing the top spots on this edition's poster are nu-metal veterans Limp Bizkit, British soul sensation Olivia Dean, rising global pop group KATSEYE, and Irish rock stars Fontaines D.C. In an exciting milestone for local concertgoers, the festival will serve as the first-ever performance in India for all four headlining acts.

The international talent does not stop with the top line. Pop-rock hitmakers 5 Seconds of Summer are locked in for the event, along with indie-rock icon St. Vincent and Swedish house veteran Steve Angello. Japanese beatmaker ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U and genre-blurring artist Ecca Vandal will also hit the stages, giving fans an eclectic mix ranging from stadium rock to underground electronic sounds. Alongside the international contingent, the festival is shining a spotlight on top-tier talent from the local scene. Highlights from the Indian artist roster include singer-songwriter Anuv Jain, pioneering fusion group Indian Ocean, R&B performer Kayan, and rock staples Scribe.

Passes for the two-day spectacle are available now, with tickets already up for grabs through official channels. With a stacked roster featuring massive debut shows and dynamic local showcases, the landmark fifth edition promises to be one of the destination music events of the year. As festival season continues to expand worldwide, Lollapalooza's presence in Mumbai remains a premier stop for international tour schedules. Fans looking to catch these debut live sets should grab passes early before the venue fills up for two days of non-stop performances.