DGTL India's sixth edition now lists Goa and Bengaluru, with Nina Kraviz and Qrion on 13 to 15 November

DGTL, the Amsterdam-born electronic festival known for its art installations and sustainability pledges, is back in India this November for its sixth edition. The festival's own site now lists two cities: Bengaluru on 13 and 14 November 2026, and Goa on 14 and 15 November 2026.

The Goa listing is the part to note. Earlier listings for this edition put the second city in Mumbai, at The Ballard Pier in Fort. The festival's official pages now describe Goa as part of the journey "for the very first time", at W Goa, a beachfront hotel, and its Mumbai page no longer loads. We have not seen the organisers explain the change, so if you bought a Mumbai ticket or planned around it, check your booking with the organisers.

Where and when

• Bengaluru: Friday 13 and Saturday 14 November 2026, The Lalit Ashok.
• Goa: Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 November 2026, W Goa.

Tickets are sold on Skillboxes, with a page for Bengaluru and a page for the second city. Entry has been listed from Rs 2,500, but check the ticket page for current tiers.

The lineup

The festival's pages list the international names as Nina Kraviz, Qrion, Phil Berg, Colyn, Biianco, Nicky Elisabeth, Nox Vahn and Supergloss. Kraviz, the Russian DJ and producer behind the trip label, is the best known of them. Qrion is a Japanese producer and DJ who plays melodic, emotional club music.

The two cities do not share an identical bill:

• Bengaluru adds Vladimir Dubyshkin and the Indian acts Praveen Achary, Parallel Voices, Tasnneem, Shaun Moses, Nida, Prithvi and Sheral.
• Goa adds Kibo, Sublime Sound, Sitara, Blu Attic and Sheral alongside the international names above.

Check the official DGTL Bengaluru page and Goa page for the latest acts, because lineups and set times are still moving.

Why it matters

India's club calendar has filled up fast, and DGTL is one of the few international brands to keep coming back. Moving to a beach resort in Goa gives the festival a different feel from a Mumbai pier, closer to the state's established dance-music season. For more club coverage, see our Club Night stories and the gig guide.