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Mumbai too!

The economics are brutal unless you're already connected. Venue costs in Bangalore are extortionate, security demands are unpredictable, and the permit process is basically bureaucratic roulette. I've seen organizers with PERFECT plans get destroyed by last-minute cancellations due to 'noise complaints' that magically disappear when certain palms are greased. Factor in the 30+ permissions needed from different departments, and you're essentially funding a small government operation before selling a single ticket.

The math only works if you go big or go super niche. Middle-market concerts are death—too expensive to attract casual fans, not spectacular enough to justify premium pricing. You need either 15,000+ capacity venues to spread fixed costs or intimate 300-person experiences where you can charge ₹5000+ per ticket for something truly unique. Everything in between is financial quicksand

Bangalore's demographic is PERFECT for concerts, young tech professionals with disposable income and a desperate need for experiences they can post on Instagram. The margins can be insane if you navigate the regulatory maze correctly. This city is STARVING for live music since COVID. Strike now while ticket tolerance is high

michael jackson in mumbai was a rage first time in india miss world in banglore was also first time both get overwhelming crowd both worth it so it has a seperate tike base vidya balan told in one of her interviews that pariniti film got when she was at concert lata mangeshkar concerts were truly phenomenal

Noida , gurugram , delhi too