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Entertainment
Gujarat Hosts Six-Month Music Festival Featuring Diljit, Arijit, Shreya & A.R. Rahman
✍️ Bhaskar English
🗓 12 Nov 2026, 11:35 PM
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A grand music festival will run across Gujarat from 21 November to 27 March, showcasing performances by top artists including Diljit Dosanjh, Arijit Singh, Shreya Ghoshal and A.R. Rahman.
Gujarat is set to become a hub of live music as a six‑month festival kicks off on 21 November and will continue until 27 March. The event, organized by the state’s tourism and cultural bodies, aims to draw music lovers from across the country with a line‑up that includes some of India’s most celebrated singers.
Among the confirmed performers are Punjabi pop star Diljit Dosanjh, Bollywood playback vocalist Arijit Singh, classical‑crossover singer Shreya Ghoshal and Oscar‑winning composer A.R. Rahman. Their participation underscores the festival’s ambition to blend regional sounds with mainstream Indian music.
The schedule will feature a series of concerts held at various venues throughout Gujarat, though specific locations have not been disclosed in the initial announcement. Organisers have promised state‑wide promotion and ticketing details will be released in the coming weeks.
Authorities expect the festival to boost tourism and provide a platform for emerging local talent to share stages with established stars. The initiative aligns with Gujarat’s broader cultural outreach program aimed at positioning the state as a premier destination for large‑scale entertainment events.
Further updates on line‑up extensions, ticket pricing and venue confirmations are anticipated as the festival approaches its opening night on 21 November.
Among the confirmed performers are Punjabi pop star Diljit Dosanjh, Bollywood playback vocalist Arijit Singh, classical‑crossover singer Shreya Ghoshal and Oscar‑winning composer A.R. Rahman. Their participation underscores the festival’s ambition to blend regional sounds with mainstream Indian music.
The schedule will feature a series of concerts held at various venues throughout Gujarat, though specific locations have not been disclosed in the initial announcement. Organisers have promised state‑wide promotion and ticketing details will be released in the coming weeks.
Authorities expect the festival to boost tourism and provide a platform for emerging local talent to share stages with established stars. The initiative aligns with Gujarat’s broader cultural outreach program aimed at positioning the state as a premier destination for large‑scale entertainment events.
Further updates on line‑up extensions, ticket pricing and venue confirmations are anticipated as the festival approaches its opening night on 21 November.