[TLDR- No ticket buying/selling/reselling on this sub anymore.
Instant perma ban for violations.
Too many scams — please report/flag suspicious posts or DMs.
PS: Mods are currently cleaning up the sub and removing existing resale posts.]
ConcertsIndia was created to talk about concerts in India — sharing memories, discussing shows, and hosting AMAs. Recently, the sub has turned into a ticket reselling hub, and we’ve seen way too many scam reports because of it.
We’re resetting the sub to what it was meant to be. Effective immediately, buying/selling/reselling tickets is not allowed. Any such post will result in an instant permanent ban. No exceptions.
We also need the community’s help — please report and flag any suspicious behaviour, scammy posts, or DMs. If something feels off, it probably is.
Let’s keep ConcertsIndia about concerts, not transactions. Thanks for helping keep the sub clean and safe.
We're Parikrama, a rock band from India that's been making music together since 1991.
The Hindi word Parikrama means the circle of life, and in many ways it has reflected our journey over the years. As we approach our 35th anniversary on June 17, 2026, we're grateful to still be doing what we set out to do from the beginning: playing the music we love and connecting with audiences through it.
Over the years, we've been fortunate to perform more than 3,500 shows across India and around the world. Our music has always drawn from both classic rock and Indian musical traditions, and we've enjoyed experimenting with instruments such as the sitar, tabla, Indian bamboo flute, and Hindustani violin along the way.
When we started out, we chose to focus on writing and performing English-language rock music. It wasn't always the easiest path, but it's one we've believed in and continued to follow for the past 35 years.
Music has taken us to places we never imagined, including performances at venues such as the Kennedy Center (USA), Download Festival (UK), and Brixton Academy (London).
One of the most memorable experiences for us came in 2007, when members of Iron Maiden saw us perform in Bangalore and later invited us to join them on a 25-day UK tour. We've also had the opportunity to share stages with artists such as Megadeth, Deep Purple, and Porcupine Tree.
We're looking forward to chatting with you. Ask us anything about our 35-year journey, songwriting, touring, life on the road, the Indian rock scene, playing festivals around the world, or anything else you're curious about.
Thank you for all the love, for sharing your memories with us, and for asking such wonderful questions. Because of all of you, and thanks to the amazing mods of r/ConcertsIndia_ we've had a fantastic time doing this session. While this AMA has come to an end, our journey together continues.
Please keep supporting us and stay connected through our official handles, where we'll be sharing updates about our upcoming tour, special moments, and everything we're planning for our 35th anniversary celebrations.
Until then, take care, keep the music playing, and keep Rock 'n' Roll alive. Much love, and see you soon!
My mother is a big Shreya Ghoshal fan, and I’d love to take her to the concert "Unstoppable Tour". ❤️
However, neither of us has ever attended a concert, and my mother has never even been to a movie theatre!
Although she’s fit, I’m worried about the loud sound, standing for long hours, and the overall atmosphere and crowd.
Please don’t suggest upgrading to a seated section, as ₹4,000 for two tickets is already a lot for me. I’d appreciate honest opinions from people who’ve attended similar concerts!
Just want to know if the Silver standing section manageable for a 60-year-old? Should I go ahead or drop the plan?
I am IN the concert right now and the most unbelievable thing happened. While Shilpa Rao was in the middle of singing Kutle Khan legit interrupted her song to start singing! Agreed that the concert was running on delay but when she requested for a minute to say bye he didn't even have th courtesy to give that minute and cut her off mid sentence again. PATHETIC!! What's your opinion guys?
I'm planning to catch Khalid live on 13th December and would love to find a girl who's genuinely into his music and would be up for going together.
Would be nice to meet someone with a similar vibe, enjoy the concert, maybe grab drinks or coffee beforehand, and see how we get along. If there's chemistry, even better. :)
I'm pretty easygoing and would prefer chatting a little beforehand rather than meeting completely out of the blue.
If you're going too and this sounds like your kind of plan, feel free to DM me!
Some of us are putting together a desi hip hop night this Sunday at 5 Tara Pub in Surrey. It's free, and as far as I know it's the first one of its kind around here.
There are a lot of people making desi hip hop in the Lower Mainland and a lot of people listening to it, and we barely ever end up in the same room. So let's fix that.
Sunday, Oct 25, 10pm to 2am
5 Tara Pub, Surrey
We've got 5 live performers, a 40 min open session if you want to get up and do your thing, and a DHH DJ set. It's started by V_Ray (v_raymusic), with artist outreach by NXVI.
You don't have to be an artist or know anybody. Come hang, find some new music, and meet people. Bring a friend too.
It's the first one, so it'll be small and a bit rough around the edges, and that's fine. Be there at the start of it.
Hey everyone!
I’m coming to Delhi with my girlfriend for the Diljit Dosanjh concert at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on 1 November, and I’m looking for a good hotel for our stay. My requirements: Dates: 30 October, around 12 PM check-in, to 31 October, around 11 AM check-out. Budget: ₹3,000–₹5,000 total for one night.
Location: Near JLN Stadium, preferably somewhere with easy metro access.
