DJ Alan Walker returns to India in 2027; here's all you need to know

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Alan Walker announces World of Walker Season 2: Legend of Atlantis in India. The six city India tour will commence in March 2027. Following the tour’s global premiere in North America, Legend of Atlantis will arrive in India before travelling on to Europe, South America and Southeast Asia.
 
Alan Walker’s connection with India has been built on some of the biggest moments the country has seen. After his debut India tour in 2016, Legend of Atlantis will mark his sixth tour of the country in a decade. On his previous India tour, the Norwegian DJ and music producer created unforgettable experiences for over 200,000 fans across 13 cities.

The tour also featured surprise appearances from Bollywood celebrities Alia Bhatt and Kartik Aaryan while singer Guru Randhawa and the Shillong Chamber Choir joined Alan Walker on stage for a special performance together. The demand reflects a fanbase that shows up in numbers, and has made India one of the most important markets in Alan Walker’s global touring map.

That momentum continued recently when Alan Walker performed at the opening of BMIC (Battlegrounds Mobile India International Cup 2026 (BMIC) on October 30, drawing 4500 people on-ground.

Alan Walker’s March 2027 tour details

With Legend of Atlantis, the plan is to build on the scale of these earlier moments and go further. 

Legend of Atlantis is the next chapter in the World of Walker story, and the tour is produced and ticketed exclusively in India by District,. 

General tickets for the tour will be available exclusively on the District app from 1 PM IST on November 19, 2026.

The Alan Walker India Tour schedule 2027:
March 19, 2027 (Friday): Venue to be announced, Hyderabad 
March 20, 2027 (Saturday): District Arena at Terraform, Bengaluru
March 21, 2027 (Sunday): Aquatica Grounds, Kolkata
March 26, 2027 (Friday): NESCO Hall 6, Mumbai
March 27, 2027 (Saturday): Mahalaxmi Lawns, Pune
March 28, 2027 (Sunday): Leisure Valley, Delhi NCR

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