'Once In Lifetime Show, But School Level Production...': Calvin Harris Makes India Debut In Bengaluru; Watch Unseen Inside Videos & Reactions
· Free Press Journal
Global EDM superstar Calvin Harris finally made his much-awaited India debut, kicking off his tour with a high-energy performance in Bengaluru on April 17. Held at the NICE Grounds, the concert drew a massive crowd, with fans eagerly gathering to witness the iconic DJ perform live for the very first time in the country.
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The night began with electrifying opening acts by homegrown talents, including Bengaluru-based DJ Shiva Manvi, followed by young sensation Siana Catherine. Indian electronic artist Almost Human further amped up the crowd before introducing the headliner of the evening.
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When Calvin Harris finally took over the stage, the energy peaked as he delivered a set packed with his chart-topping originals. The performance, which lasted for nearly two hours, had fans dancing non-stop, with many calling it a nostalgic ride back to his iconic 2016 era. Several inside videos from the concert have since gone viral, capturing the electrifying atmosphere and crowd reactions.
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However, while the music and energy received praise, the event also faced criticism online. Many attendees expressed disappointment over the production quality, with some calling it “school-level” and pointing out issues related to stage setup and overall experience.
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Despite the mixed reactions, the concert marked a significant moment for India’s live music scene, as one of the world’s biggest DJs finally performed for Indian fans. For many, it was still a “once in a lifetime” experience.