Bandland 2026, a major cultural rock festival, is scheduled for February 14-15, 2026, at NICE Grounds in Bengaluru, marking its third edition and continuing its evolution into a significant movement in Indian music.

The festival will feature international icons Muse and Train making their India debut, along with prominent global and Indian rock bands such as Karnivool, Scribe, Girish and the Chronicles, Pinkshift, James and the Cold Gun, and The Sophs.

Muse, known for hits like Uprising and Starlight, will perform with energetic visuals, as they prepare to release their new single 'Unravelling' and are returning to India after their June 2024 tour.

Karnivool, whose new album 'In Verses' is set to release in early February 2026, will also perform, adding to the festival’s diverse lineup of international and Indian acts.

The event will be hosted across two stages over two days, with performances starting at 2 PM each day, and is open to attendees above 5 years of age.

Tickets for Bandland 2026 will go on pre-sale for RuPay Credit Cardholders at 12 PM on October 15, with general sales beginning at 1 PM on October 17, exclusively via BookMyShow, offering various tiers including VIP options.

Expanding beyond Bengaluru, 'Bandland on Tour' will feature marquee acts like Tom Morello performing in Gurugram, Mumbai, and Bengaluru in December 2025, extending its reach across India.

The event is produced by BookMyShow Live, with Naman Pugalia stating that the festival seeks to bridge generations and expand its influence across India.

Previous editions of Bandland have showcased notable bands such as Deep Purple, Avenged Sevenfold, and The Goo Goo Dolls, establishing its reputation as a premier rock event.

This festival continues its tradition of uniting multiple generations of rock fans, fostering a community that celebrates live music, culture, and shared experiences, with previous editions featuring bands like Deep Purple and Goo Goo Dolls.

The festival aims to create a vibrant cultural space for rock music lovers, emphasizing energetic performances and authentic musical expressions to build a collective experience.

The lineup also includes bands like Girish and the Chronicles, inspired by classic rock legends, and Pinkshift, a Baltimore-based band blending punk, emo, and grunge styles.

The festival's focus on riffs, grit, and building a musical movement highlights its role in fostering a community that bridges musical tastes and generations.