DGTL India is heading back to Mumbai and Bengaluru this November for its sixth edition in the country. The festival will take place across the two cities over the November 13 and 14 weekend, with The Ballard Pier hosting the Mumbai edition and The Lalit Ashok hosting Bengaluru. After establishing itself as one of the more recognisable names on the electronic festival circuit, DGTL is returning with the same mix of electronic music, unusual industrial settings and large-scale visual production. Tickets for the Bengaluru edition are available through DGTL Bengaluru tickets, while Mumbai tickets can be found through DGTL Mumbai tickets.

There is plenty to look forward to on the music front. This year’s announcement includes international artists such as Nina Kraviz, Vladimir Dubyshkin, Phil Berg, Supergloss, Biianco, Stephan Bodzin (Live), Colyn, Qrion, Nox Vahn and Nicky Elisabeth. The Indian side of the lineup includes familiar names like Praveen Achary, Parallel Voices, Tasnneem and Kibo, along with debutants Shaun Moses, Sheral, Sublime Sound, Nida and Blu Attic. It gives the festival a fairly broad mix, rather than relying only on established international headliners.

The music is only part of what DGTL has planned for the two venues. Both locations will be turned into warehouse-style spaces, with the festival using two stages, Modular and Generator by Budweiser. LED panels and motion-enabled lighting rigs will form a major part of the production, while visual artists will work alongside the festival to shape the look and feel of the spaces. For anyone heading to the festival primarily for the atmosphere as much as the lineup, this will likely be one of the main attractions. Tickets for the festival are also listed on Skillbox DGTL India 2026.

DGTL’s approach goes beyond putting together an electronic music lineup. Sustainability has been part of the festival’s wider identity, with its global events focusing on reducing environmental impact, cutting carbon emissions and limiting single-use plastics. The previous Indian edition drew more than 30,000 people across four days and two cities, giving the festival a sizable audience to build on. With Mumbai and Bengaluru returning to the calendar in 2026, DGTL is once again bringing its combination of dance music, visual production and art to India’s festival scene.

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