Lollapalooza, Martin Garrix's Holi Gig, Sunburn Arena And More — The Must-Attend Events In March 2025
March 2025 is here—bringing vibrant festivals, major music events, and an electrifying cricket season with IPL. From Lollapalooza 2025 to Holi parties, here are the much awaited events that you shouldn't miss in Mumbai and Delhi this month.
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Mumbai
The 90s Festival - Relive the Nostalgia: Just as the name suggests, get ready to relive the music, food, and culture that made the '90s iconic.
Date: March 1 and 2
Venue: Jio World Drive BKC, Mumbai
Price: Rs 1,799 onwards
View this post on InstagramLollapalooza India 2025: The third edition of the popular music festival will feature over 30 iconic artists, with Green Day, Shawn Mendes, Louis Tomlinson, and Hanumankind, among others, headlining the event.
Date: March 8-9
Venue: Mahalaxmi Racecourse
Price: Rs 9,999 onwards
Martin Garrix - World's Biggest Holi: Celebrate Holi with electrifying beats as Martin Garrix takes the stage for an unforgettable music experience.
Date: March 14
Venue: DY Patil
Price: Rs 299 onwards
View this post on InstagramDa Vinci Genius - Interactive Immersive Experience: Discover Leonardo da Vinci's genius through a world-class, interactive art and innovation exhibition.
Date: March 1, 2
Venue: Nesco
Price: Rs 499 onwards
Red Lorry Film Festival 2025 - Take Two: Following a successful debut, this film festival returns with a bold new lineup of diverse international films.
Date: March 21-23
Venue: Multiple Venues
Price: Rs 750 onwards
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Autocar India Modern Classic Car Show 2025: A stunning showcase of modern classic cars, featuring legendary models like the Dodge Viper, Ferrari Mondial, and Chevrolet Corvette C4.
Date: March 1
Venue: Grand Hyatt Mumbai Hotel & Residences
Price: Rs 499 onwards
The Phantom of the Opera: A masked figure haunts the Paris Opera House in this timeless musical based on Gaston Leroux's novel.
Date: March 5-30
Venue: Grand Theatre, NMACC
Price: Rs 1,250 onwards
View this post on InstagramInfinity Mirrored Room: Step into Yayoi Kusama's mesmerising Infinity Mirror Room, an enchanting world of optical illusions and boundless imagination.
Date: March 1 to March 30
Venue: NMACC
Price: Rs 100 onwards
Delhi
Jahan e Khusrau: A soulful celebration of Sufi music and poetry, featuring mesmerising performances and cultural exhibitions.
Date: March 1-2
Venue: Sunder Nursery
Price: Rs 500
Mathame: Italian DJ duo Mathame brings a hypnotic mix of electronic beats and ethereal soundscapes to the stage.
Date: March 2
Venue: Room Xo: Gurugram
Price: Rs 1,499
View this post on InstagramSunburn Arena ft. Zedd - Delhi NCR: Grammy-winning DJ Zedd, known for hits like Clarity and Stay, sets the stage on fire with an electrifying performance.
Date: March 7
Venue: Huda Gymkhana Club, Gurugram
Price: Rs 1,000
Indian Classical Live Dance and Music: The event will feature a jugalbandi of Indian classical instruments followed by a captivating Kathak Dance performance.
Date: March 1 to March 29
Venue: Kathika Cultural Centre, Delhi
Price: Rs 1,000
View this post on InstagramRoad To Lolla India ft. Cory Wong: Guitar virtuoso Cory Wong delivers a night of funk, groove, and unmatched energy in a special pre-Lollapalooza gig.
Date: March 6
Venue: The Piano Man, Eldeco Centre, Delhi
Price: Rs 2,499
Adnan Sami— The Maestro of Melody: Popular singer Adnan Sami, the world's fastest keyboard player, brings his melodies to Delhi for a night to remember.
Date: March 9
Venue: Plenary Hall Bharat Mandapam, Delhi
Price: Rs 2,499
HCL Concerts presents Strings of Melody: Sitar maestro Ustad Nishat Khan takes you on a musical journey, accompanied by tabla artists Shariq Mustafa and Zuhaib Khan.
Date: March 7
Venue: NCUI Auditorium, Delhi
Price: Rs 299
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