The vibrant music festival will take place in New Delhi this November
EDM festival Life in Color will take place at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium Ground in New Delhi on November 18th.
In an exciting development for the Indian festival scene, Life in Color, also known as The World’s Largest Paint Party, is coming to India in a couple of months. As part of Phase Two of its World Tour, the vibrant music festival will set up shop at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium Ground in New Delhi, on November 18th. Life in Color is as adventurous as festivals get, featuring revered DJs, soaring aerial acts, stilt walkers, contortionists, fire shows, and the popular paint blast.
Founded by Sebastian Solano, Paul Campbell, Lukasz Tracz and Patryk Tracz in 2006 ”“ it began on college campuses in Florida in the U.S. ”“ and has since spread all across the globe, staging more than 200 concerts and selling over 500,000 tickets annually. Thailand, U.K., China, Paraguay, Bolivia and many more nations have already experienced this wet and wild event, and it continues to expand and incorporate the world’s biggest electronica acts such as Afrojack, Benny Benassi, Axwell, Alesso, R3hab and more.
The festival is being brought to New Delhi by the Indian experiential agency Phoenix Live. Keep your eyes peeled for the lineup, to be announced soon. Life in Colour is an explosive amalgamation of music, art and dance and is reminiscent of Indian festivities like Holi. Life In Color is definitely not to be missed by fans of electronic music.
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