Olivia Dean, Limp Bizkit, KATSEYE Board Lolla India

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Sep 3, 2026 - 17:02

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Olivia Dean, Limp Bizkit, KATSEYE Board Lolla India

Olivia Dean, Limp Bizkit, KATSEYE and Fontaines D.C. top the bill for the 2027 edition of Lollapalooza India, which returns for a fifth year to Mahalaxmi Race Course in Mumbia on Jan. 23-24. All four of the headliners will be making their debut in India as live performers as part of the gathering.

Lollapalooza India will also welcome 5 Seconds of Summer, St. Vincent, Steve Angello, ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U, Police drummer Stewart Copeland and frequent collaborator Ricky Kej, Rachel Chinouriri, Ecca Vandal, Alain Johannes, 2manydjs and Pinkshift. Tickets are on sale now.

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The 2026 edition drew the festival’s largest crowd ever, with Linkin Park’s debut Lollapalooza India set attracting the biggest audience for a single performance since the festival launched in 2023.

For Dean, Lolla India is her first announced show of 2027 amid a breakthrough year on the road, radio and streaming services. The 27-year-old U.K. artist’s 2025 sophomore album, The Art of Loving, is a front-runner for several top Grammy Awards and has quickly turned her into an arena-level star. Her 2026 dates wind down Sept. 27 at the debut Ocean Way festival in Santa Monica, Ca., and and a six-show run in October in Australia and New Zealand.

Meanwhile, Irish rockers Fontaines D.C. will be supporting their highly anticipated fifth studio album, Dopamine Chamber, due Oct. 16 via XL Recordings.

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