Music

Enrique Iglesias returns to India with big Mumbai show; check date, tickets

The Latin pop icon will perform at MMRDA Grounds on 30 October 2025, promising a nostalgic, high-energy night for over 30,000 fans-with exclusive experiences and fanfare already underway

Enrique Iglesias returns to India for concert in Mumbai on Oct 30; details

Famous for hits such as Bailando, Hero, and Tonight (I'm Lovin' You), Iglesias will deliver a setlist that spans his entire career, combining past favourites with recent chart-toppers

BTS megastars RM and V complete military service, spark reunion excitement

BTS members RM and V are discharged from military service today, June 10, 2025. They were welcomed and greeted by enthusiastic fans anticipating the group's reunion

Ed Sheeran's new track 'Sapphire' stars SRK, Arijit in love letter to India

Ed Sheeran's latest single Sapphire is a soulful fusion of Western pop and Punjabi vibes, featuring actor Shah Rukh Khan and singer Arijit Singh, and shot entirely across India

Shreya Ghoshal announces new dates for her Mumbai concert 'All Hearts Tour'

Originally slated for May 10, Shreya Ghoshal's 'All Hearts Tour' concert in Mumbai will now take place on May 24. The delay came in light of the India-Pakistan conflict

Rajasthan govt aims to become a concert tourism hub, attract MICE

The state government plans to set up concert tourism facilities in various cities soon, Deputy Chief Minister Diya Kumari said on Sunday

Will launch our flagship product Ray Ban Meta glasses in India soon: Meta

The social media conglomerate is also rolling out a live-translation feature for all Ray-Ban Meta glass users across the globe

Nitin Gadkari wants vehicle horns to sound like tabla, flute or violin

Gadkari said that the initiative aligns with the govt's efforts to reduce noise pollution and promote eco-friendly transportation

Learning a western musical instrument sees uptick in popularity

If you want to learn western classical music, the best entry point is to learn either the piano, trumpet, or clarinet, all of which offer a rich musical experience

Travis Scott, Guns N' Roses and more to rock India in 2025. Details here

After Coldplay's success in India, global artists like Travis Scott and Guns N' Roses are set to rock the country

Is 'rap god' Eminem coming to India for debut concert? All we know

A website began selling tickets for a multi-city tour of Eminem, claiming an association with global entertainment giant Live Nation. Here's all we know

India's concert scene grows, but accessibility still remains a concern

It is an interesting age for live music. "Concert economy" is a buzzword for governments and tourism boards across Asia, looking to attract domestic and overseas fans

How India's rising music star Diljit Dosanjh is breaking the Bollywood mold

Moving away from traditional film soundtracks with his hip-hop and rap-infused rhythms and high-profile collaborations with pop icons like Ed Sheeran and Sia, Dosanjh is breaking boundaries

Selena Gomez and Gracie Abrams team up for 'Call Me When You Breakup'

The collaboration between American singer Selena Gomez and Gracie Abrams on the new song "Call Me When You Breakup" has been confirmed. The Gomez's social media account has made the announcement

Is rap legend Eminem finally performing in India? Latest reports hint at it

Reports suggest Eminem may take the stage in Mumbai this June as part of his world tour. While there is no official confirmation yet, a leaked schedule lists India as one of his concert destinations

From Boardroom buzz to global chants: Chandrika Tandon's Grammy journey

A trained vocalist in Carnatic and Hindustani classical music, Tandon was previously nominated for a Grammy in 2011 in the Contemporary World Music category for her debut album, "Soul Call"

Zakir Hussain left out of Grammys' 'In Memoriam', finds mention on website

Four-time Grammy winner and Indian tabla maestro Zakir Hussain was excluded from the 'In Memoriam' segment of the 67th Grammy Awards, an apparent oversight by the organisers that left Indian fans furious. The awards ceremony, organised by the Recording Academy, was held on Sunday at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. Every year, the Grammys pay tribute to industry legends who passed away in the year gone by in its 'In Memoriam' montage. Hussain, who became the first musician from India to receive three Grammys at last year's Grammys, died on December 15 from idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis in a San Francisco hospital. He was 73. A section of social media users were not happy and wrote posts tagging the Recording Academy on microblogging site X about the omission. "How come no mention of Zakir Hussain in Grammy obituary #Grammys2025 he was a winner last year (sic)" wrote one on X. "Big miss. I didn't see @RecordingAcad mention Zakir Hussain in the memoriam section. #GRAMMYs," said

Legendary singer P Jayachandran laid to rest with full state honours

The mortal remains of P Jayachandran, widely acclaimed as a singer of emotions (Bhava Gayakan), were on Saturday consigned to flames with full state honours in the premises of his ancestral home here. His son Dinanathan lit the pyre after the guard of honour. The last rites were performed in the premises of his ancestral home Paliath Nalukettu, at Chendamangalam, in the presence of a large gathering comprising music lovers and eminent personalities from various walks of life. The mortal remains were brought there by 10 am from his residence in Poonkunnam, Thrissur, after being kept at the National Higher Secondary School in Irinjalakuda, where he had studied, for public homage. The timing of the cremation, initially scheduled for 3.30 pm, was advanced by the family members. Renowned lyricist and music director Sreekumaran Thampi, Higher Education Minister R Bindu, Local self-government Minister M B Rajesh, and Leader of Opposition V D Satheesan paid last respects to the singer ...

India can host music fests bigger than Coachella: What Diljit told PM Modi

India has the potential to host music festivals that are bigger in scale than renowned global events like Coachella, Punjabi singer-actor Diljit Dosanjh said during his meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on New Year's Day. The globally popular singer met the prime minister at his residence on Wednesday where they discussed music, culture, and India's artistic legacy. During the meeting, PM Modi asked Dosanjh about his experience of travelling outside of India and performing at various global festivals like the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in April 2023. "I feel that they have made festivals like Coachella or any other very big. And I believe we can make it much bigger. People travel from all over the world for such festivals," said the 40-year-old singer. Dosanjh said music is embedded in India's cultural fabric and noted how people who are not trained professionally can often display impeccable talent. "Whether we are eating food in a dhaba or someone is singin

PM Modi meets Diljit Dosanjh, calls him combination of talent, tradition

After the meeting, Diljit Dosanjh expressed his gratitude, calling it a fantastic way to start the year