The Inflight Magazine of SpiceJetIssue 203 · September 2026

Hot & Happening

International Concerts

With larger venues and an audience that embraces a variety of genres, India has become a crucial stop on the international circuit with several legendary artists performing in India time and again. April and May will see a number of global acts performing in genres ranging from pop and electronic dance music (EDM) to rock and contemporary classical. Here is a sneak peek.

April 2026 · Issue 198

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Spice Route, April 2026

A DEBUT TO CELEBRATE

Among the hottest names in the EDM space, Scottish DJ-producer Calvin Harris is all set to make his India debut. With chart-toppers such as This Is What You Came For, Summer, Feel So Close and How Deep Is Your Love to his credit, Harris’s electrifying sets, powerful sound-systems, and dramatic visuals often transform open grounds into high-energy dance arenas.

What: Calvin Harris India Tour

When & Where: Embassy International Riding School, Bengaluru - 17 April; Infinity Bay, Mumbai - 18 April; Leisure Valley Grounds, Gurugram - 19 April

Tickets: BookMyShow

SOULFUL MELODIES

Grammy-winning South African DJ Black Coffee kicks off the month with a short India tour covering three cities. Known for sets that blend deep house rhythms with soulful melodies and layered percussion, Black Coffee has become one of the most respected names in global electronic music, performing at major festivals and clubs around the world.

What: Black Coffee India Tour

When & Where: A Dot, Gurugram (Delhi-NCR), April 1; Quake Arena, Hyderabad, April 2; RROV, Goa, April 3

Tickets: BookMyShow and Paytm Insider

Return of Classic Rock

Iconic German hard-rockers Scorpions return after nearly 20 years, as part of their Coming Home 2026 tour. Boasting such timeless anthems as Winds of Change, Rock You Like a Hurricane and Still Loving You, the band remains one of rock’s most enduring — and endearing — acts. Their four-city tour incorporates Shillong, often referred to as the country’s rock-music capital.

What: Coming Home 2026

When & Where: RBDSA Sports Complex, Shillong - 21 April; HUDA Grounds, Gurugram - 24 April; NICE Grounds, Bengaluru - 26 April; Jio World Garden, Mumbai - 30 April

Tickets: BookMyShow

THE RICHTER EXPERIENCE

German-born British composer Max Richter will perform live in Mumbai for the first time, treating music connoisseurs to an evening of soundscapes as hypnotic as they are cinematic. The creator of acclaimed albums (Memoryhouse, The Blue Notebooks, and the immersive, eight-hour-long Sleep), Richter recently received an Oscar nomination for his original score for ‘Hamnet’ (2025), directed by Chloé Zhao.

What: Max Richter Live

When & Where: The Grand Theatre, Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre, Mumbai - 18 April

Tickets: NMACC website and BookMyShow

PARTY, IBIZA STYLE

The internationally renowned electronic music brand Circoloco will make its India bow this April. Emerging from the famous DC-10 nightclub in Ibiza, Circoloco has become synonymous with underground house and techno music. The Mumbai show is expected to feature several prominent DJs from the global electronic-music scene, presenting a party atmosphere that mirrors the brand’s famous Ibiza gatherings.

What: Circoloco Mumbai

When & Where: Jio World Garden, Mumbai - 19 April

Tickets: District by Zomato

NAMASTE, KANYE

Another major international gig on the horizon is Kanye West’s India tour. The artist now known as Ye is one of the most influential in contemporary hip-hop, boasting hits such as Stronger, Gold Digger and Runaway. Kanye’s concerts are famed for their spectacular stage design and mind-blowing visuals, and the Delhi show will mark his first appearance in India.

What: Ye Live

When & Where: Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, New Delhi - 23 May

Tickets: District by Zomato

BRIGHTER FUTURE TOGETHER, ONE SMILE AT A TIME.

By partnering with the world’s leading cleft-focused organization, corporates are creating meaningful CSR initiatives that inspire audiences and showcase their brand as a force for good.

Built on Trust and Transparency Support cleft surgeries For partnerships, please contact

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IMPACT IN INDIA

750,000+ Cleft surgeries since 2000 130+ Partner hospitals 30 States and Union Territories covered 450+ Cleft medical professionals Support capacity building trainings Support essential non-surgical care Support medical safety equipment Benevity payroll giving Employee volunteering Smile Train believes that every child with a cleft deserves the opportunity to live a full, healthy life. To achieve this, the organization has built a global movement that empowers local doctors through training, funding, and resources to provide 100% free cleft surgeries and comprehensive care within their own communities. Since 1999, this model has transformed more than 2 million lives worldwide, giving children not only the ability to eat and speak but also the confidence to smile and dream again. “Smile Train represents a new standard of compassionate care which ensures that every child receives not just free surgery, but holistic treatment.” Mamta Carroll, Sr. Vice President and Regional Director - Asia, Smile Train.

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Not-for-profit registered under Section 8 of the Companies Act. • CSR1 registered with Ministry of Corporate Affairs. • Registered with NITI Aayog. • Doing Good For Bharat 2025 – Winner Healthcare

TRANSFORM LIVES TOGETHER

Through partnerships with Smile Train India, the corporates are advancing their CSR goals and creating lasting impact. “This treatment makes a major impact in the lives of these children and revives the lost hopes of their families.” Sanjeev Bajaj, Chairman and MD, Bajaj Finserv Ltd.

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