Deadmau5 Announces India Show in July

Canadian electronic artist Deadmau5 will make his return to India as part of gig series Sunburn Arena on July 12th in Mumbai.

The EDM DJ and producer, known for his work in progressive house and electro-house, as well as other electronic music genres like techno. Over the last two years that he led the global electronic dance music boom alongside the likes of Skrillex, Deadmau5 aka Joel Zimmerman has delivered hits like “Glowing Nights,” “Echoes of Euphoria,” “Strobe” “Ghosts ‘n’ Stuf” and “Rhythm Revolution,” each amassing millions of streams and global acclaim.

The artist was last in India a decade ago to perform, part of a three-city Sunburn Arena tour in March 2014. This time around, it’s just the one exclusive show at Mumbai’s Nesco Centre in Goregaon. A press release states that Deadmau5 is “set to return with an immersive audio-visual spectacle that showcases his signature sound and unparalleled stage presence, promising to captivate audiences once again.”

Deadmau5 show tickets, starting at ₹1,200, will go live at 12 pm on May 30th, exclusively on BookMyShow.

Commenting on coming back to India, deadmau5 said in a statement, “I am thrilled to be back in India after a decade and perform for my Indian fans after such a long time. The energy and love of the Indian crowd are truly unmatched and I cannot wait to share this special moment with all of you!”

Sunburn CEO Karan Singh added in his statement, “Sunburn Arena has always aimed to bring the most electrifying and memorable experiences to our audiences, and this exclusive show featuring deadmau5 will be nothing short of epic. We are thrilled to welcome deadmau5 back to India after a decade and we look forward to an unforgettable night filled with cutting-edge music, stunning visuals and an immersive atmosphere that fans will cherish!”

Most famously, during his 2014 visit to India, Deadmau5 conducted a “coffee run” with Punjabi star Daler Mehndi. The DJ even went on to call on Mehndi to perform his hit song “Tunak Tunak” on stage during the tour’s Mumbai stop.