All the Events Worth Blocking Your Calendar For This March
Consider this your excuse to stop saying “next month”
Now that the winter is fading, the social calendar is starting to look dangerously packed. And honestly, who are we to complain? Meanwhile, it will be an absolute field day for football fans, and you don’t want to miss out on all the standups scheduled for the month. Not to forget the Ye concert that has had a chokehold over everyone ever since it was announced.
So consider this your financial disclaimer. Between headline concerts, music festivals, and last-minute ticket drops, your bank account may start sending distress signals. Still, the payoff is real: stories, inside jokes, and nights that refuse to fade away. If you are going to spend, you might as well spend on something that gives you more than buyer’s remorse. Here is your March 2026 lineup across the country.
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Ye Live Concert in India
After years of speculation, Ye lands in India for what is positioned as a one-night spectacle. The artist responsible for culture-shifting albums brings a catalogue that includes tracks like Heartless, Runaway, Gold Digger, Jesus Walks, and Famous to a stadium-scale setting. Expect towering production, immersive stage design, and a setlist that moves from stadium anthems to introspective cuts without warning. Whatever your stance on him, ignoring the scale of this event would be naive.
Dates: March 29, 2026
Venue: Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, New Delhi
Tickets: District by Zomato
The Messi Experience, Mumbai
Football fans can step into an interactive exhibition dedicated to Lionel Messi at The Messi Experience. Spread across nine installations, the showcase traces his journey, achievements, and defining moments through immersive technology. Visitors can engage with interactive games before exiting through a merchandise section designed to extend the fandom beyond the venue. For supporters who have followed his career for years, this offers proximity that a screen never could.
Date: March 27, 2026
Venue: Century Mills, Pandurang Budhkar Marg, Mumbai
Tickets: BookMyShow
Disrupted by Nasif Akhtar
Nasif Akhtar, who recently gained attention for transforming a tense on-stage moment about religion into razor-smart comedy, brings his new show to Mumbai. In Disrupted, he dissects everyday absurdities with control and speed. His callbacks are tight, his pacing relentless, and his punchlines arrive before you have time to brace yourself. If you enjoy comedy that challenges you while it entertains you, this one earns a slot on your calendar.
Date: March 22, 2026
Venue: Gharaonda: The Nest, Bandra, Mumbai
Tickets: BookMyShow
Def Leppard India Tour
Rock veterans Def Leppard, inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, bring their catalogue to Indian stages this month. With over 110 million records sold and staples like Pour Some Sugar on Me and Photograph still dominating setlists, the band continues to deliver arena-ready performances that rely on precision and presence. This is not nostalgia packaged softly; this is a legacy act proving it can still command a stadium.
Dates: March 25 – 29, 2026
Venue: Multiple venues
Tickets: District by Zomato
Casual Tea by Madhur Virli
Madhur Virli arrives with a fresh set that leans into personal chaos and social discomfort, turning both into crowd-wide laughter. He has built his voice on mining awkward truths and flipping them into punchlines that land harder because they feel familiar. Expect sharp observations, uncomfortable honesty, and a room that keeps erupting at the worst possible moments.
Dates: February 28 – May 2, 2026
Venue: Multiple venues
Tickets: BookMyShow
Yo Yo Honey Singh My Story Tour India Chapter
Yo Yo Honey Singh takes his My Story tour across cities, bringing back the tracks that shaped an era of club playlists and college fests. His shows thrive on crowd participation, nostalgia, and volume that pushes you to shout every lyric back at him. If you grew up on his music, this tour hits straight at muscle memory.
Dates: March 14 – May 16, 2026
Venue: Multiple venues
Tickets: District by Zomato
Sunburn Holi ft. KSHMR
Sunburn Holi merges festival-scale electronic music with the colour-splashed chaos of Holi. Headlined by KSHMR, the event promises heavy drops, immersive visuals, and a crowd dancing through clouds of gulal. The production leans big, the energy refuses to dip, and the entire setup feels engineered for sensory overload.
Date: March 3, 2026
Venue: The Lalit, Andheri East, Mumbai
Tickets: BookMyShow
Sebastian Kenny Live
Kenny Sebastian returns with a trial show that blends new material on fatherhood with observational humour and his signature musical bits. Trial shows carry a different energy because the comic is still shaping the material in real time. That unpredictability is the appeal. You are not watching a polished special; you are watching the process unfold on stage.
Dates: February 22 - May 3, 2026
Venue: Multiple venues
Tickets: Sebastian Kenny’s Official Website
Musicland
Musicland gathers some of Indian hip-hop’s most recognisable names under one roof, including Badshah, Chaar Diwaari, Seedhe Maut, and Arpit Bala. With large-scale stage production and a festival-style layout, the event positions itself as more than a standard concert. If your playlist lives in the hip-hop lane, this lineup deserves attention.
Date: March 14, 2026
Venue: MMRDA Grounds, Bandra Kurla Complex, Mumbai
Tickets: District by Zomato
Karan Aujla P-Pop Culture India Tour
Punjabi hitmaker Karan Aujla brings his P-Pop Culture tour to Mumbai with a Holi-season spin. Known for chart-toppers that dominate streaming platforms, Aujla’s live sets thrive on crowd connection and high-decibel singalongs. Expect colour in the air and bass that carries through the venue long after the final track.
Dates: February 28 – April 12, 2026
Venue: Multiple venues
Tickets: District by Zomato
Keinemusik Live in Mumbai
Berlin-based collective Keinemusik brings its signature house and techno sound to Mumbai, featuring &ME, Rampa, and Adam Port. Their sets build gradually, leaning into rhythm and atmosphere rather than instant gratification. If you prefer long-form DJ journeys over quick drops, this night will likely stay with you.
Date: March 27, 2026
Venue: Mahalaxmi Race Course, Royal Western India Turf Club, Mumbai
Tickets: BookMyShow