Top Events In Bangalore In April (And Beyond) That You Must Attend

Paresh Pahuja, the actor-singer-songwriter known for Bandish Bandits, Tiger Zinda Hai, Tandav, Kadak Singh, Jogi and Operation Valentine, will be performing live in Bangalore for the first time as part of his The Love Notes Tour. It’ll be more than just a concert as it’ll be a cinematic live experience where music meets storytelling.

When: Friday, 3 April, from 6 PM onwards

Where: Venue to be announced

Price: INR 1,500 upwards per person

Bangalore, get ready for a night of pure magic as the evergreen Bollywood sensation Shaan will be performing live in concert. Revisit and singalong to timeless hits like Chand Sifarish, Tanha Dil, and Behti Hawa Sa Tha Woh as Shaan takes the stage for a night filled with melody, nostalgia, and unstoppable energy.

When: Saturday, 4 April, from 6 PM onwards

Where: Phoenix Marketcity, Mahadevapura

Price: INR 699 upwards per person

The Indian Music Experience Museum (IME) is hosting WHAM (Women's History, Art, and Music) 2026, a three‑week festival celebrating the legacies, labour, and artistic contributions of women in Indian music. Featuring over 20 free events at IME and Venkatappa Art Gallery, WHAM brings together exhibitions, performances, community engagements, a feminist library pop-up, and film screenings. As part of the festival, IME also announces the Open Call for the IME Research Grant 2026–27, inviting proposals on the theme Reframing Indian Music through Gender and Memory.

When: Until April 5, various timings

Where: IME and Venkatappa Art Gallery

Price: Registration required. 

Get ready to experience the magical voice of Padma Bhushan Dr K. S. Chithra performing live in Bengaluru. This will be an unforgettable musical journey featuring Chithra and a lineup of popular artists and singers who will set the stage alive with soulful performances of songs that may include some of her hits, such as Gopikamma, Kannalane, Uyire Uyire, Malargal Kaettaen, and Nagumo.

When: Saturday, 11 April, from 7 PM onwards

Where: Phoenix Marketcity, Mahadevapura

Price: INR 699 upwards per person

We are back at The Fortress for the South Indian derby featuring Kerala Blasters FC. This is going to be another action-packed Indian Super League encounter as Bengaluru FC will face an out-of-form team that currently has four defeats and one draw so far this season. Make sure you show up for the match in full gear, ready to support our boys in the blue.

When: Saturday, 11 April, from 7:30 PM onwards

Where: Sree Kanteerava Stadium, Sampangi Rama Nagara

Price: INR 49 upwards per person

A Tale of Dreams and Destinies is an upcoming ballet by Yana Lewis and The Lewis Foundation of Classical Ballet, the Prestige Centre for Performing Arts. This is the institution’s seventh in-house production, and it is based on a classic tale from One Thousand and One Nights. The 180+ performers on stage will include senior ballet dancers from The Lewis Foundation and the National Youth Ballet Company, appearing in over 280 bespoke costumes and dancing to a varied musical score.

When: April 11 and 12, 12:30 PM and 5:30 PM

Where: Prestige Centre for Performing Arts, Konankunte Cross

Price: INR 1,000 upwards per person

The 9th edition of the Whitefield Art Collective (WAC) will kick off this month. The month-long public art festival that will run until mid-April, and over the course of the festival, visitors can experience fine art, sculptures, installations, photography exhibitions, and curated artist showcases, including works such as Cinema Reimagined by Gita Hudson and Elements by Nele Martens. The programme will also include Art Cinema, Whitefield Literary Society events, performance art Second Skin, a resin art workshop, the Young Artists Program, and the Art Bazaar.

When: Until April 12, all day

Where: VR Bengaluru, Mahadevapura

Price: Free entry

Calvin Harris is coming to India for the first time, and he’s coming to Namma Ooru. As one of the stalwarts of dance music, Calvin’s soundtracks are what we have grown up with. From chart-dominating global anthems to festival-defining drops, here’s your chance to groove to everything from Summer, Feels, One Kiss, and Ocean.

When: Friday, 17 April 2026, from 4 PM onwards

Where: NICE Grounds, Madavara

Price: INR 3,500 upwards per person

Here’s your chance to catch Osho Jain as he brings Raag Mehfil, his storytelling-led concert, to Bengaluru. Songs such as Shush Toh Hai Na, Dekha Hi Nahi, and Humara Ho Gaya are revisited not just as performances, but as chapters—paired with personal anecdotes that reveal the emotions and influences behind the music.

When: Saturday, 18 April, from 7 PM onwards

Where: Dr B.R. Ambedkar Bhavan, Yelahanka

Price: INR 2,499 upwards per person

BuzzinON Carnival is bringing together the best of shopping, food, beer, cocktails, entertainment and experiences in one high-energy, immersive environment right in the heart of Indiranagar. From curated shopping and global food to live entertainment, sneaker culture, cocktail and beer gardens, kids zones and more. Watch this space for more details.

When: Sunday, 19 April, from 12 noon onwards

Where: Indiranagar Club, Indiranagar

Price: INR 199 upwards per person

The popular theatre in JP Nagar hosts a variety of plays throughout the year. You can enjoy a diverse range of productions in Kannada, other regional languages, and English. The annual Ranga Shankara theatre festival is unmissable.

When: All days except Mondays

Where: Ranga Shankara, JP Nagar

Entry: INR 150 upwards per person

The Museum of Art & Photography (MAP) has ongoing exhibitions and permanent exhibits all through the year. It's spread over 44,000 square feet and several floors. Artwork aside, there's an auditorium, an art and research library, an education centre, a specialised research and conservation facility, and a terrace cafe too. And they also regularly hold events that range from collage printing to poster making. You can check their website for their weekly schedule.

When: All days except Mondays

Where: Museum of Art & Photography, Ashok Nagar

Entry:  Free entry except for exhibitions, and free entry for all exhibitions on Tuesdays from 2 to 6:30 PM

The global house phenomenon, Mochakk, is coming to India for his long-awaited debut. Mochakk brings his signature blend of high-energy beats, house, techno, and funk — a groove-heavy sound that has been shaking dance floors from Ibiza to the world’s biggest festival stages.

When: Sunday, 10 May, from 5 PM onwards

Where: District Arena @ Terraform, Yelahanka

Price: INR 2,500 upwards per person

Red FM Walkathon will be a community fitness event aimed at encouraging people to stay active while contributing to a meaningful cause. The event will be graced by the chief guest, Saina Nehwal. If you are registering for the walkathon, then 10% of every registration goes directly to U&I Trust’s literacy programs, supporting the education of underprivileged children. Additionally, o9 Solutions will contribute ₹500 for every participant who finishes the walk.

When: Sunday, 10 May, from 5:30 AM

Where: St. Joseph’s Indian Institutions, Ashok Nagar

Price: Registration required 

Chinmayi Sripada or Chinmayi, is all set to deliver an unforgettable musical experience in Bangalore. She’ll be bringing together iconic hits and timeless melodies across Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, Hindi, and Marathi music. Backed by a full live band and rich production, this concert will feature soothing romantic numbers to high-energy favourites such as Titli, Mast Magan, Mayya Mayya, Kaathale Kaathale, Kilimanjaro, Oh Prema, and Chinnama Chilakamma.

When: Saturday, 23 May, from 7 PM onwards

Where: Phoenix Marketcity, Mahadevapura

Price: INR 599 upwards per person

Khajoornama, a food-led cultural experience, is coming to Bangalore. This experience uses the date (the fruit) as a point of entry into histories of movement, trade, belief, and everyday life across India and the subcontinent. Rooted in research and sensory engagement, the experience brings together food, conversation, and material culture to explore how a single fruit carries layered meanings shaped by geography, politics, labour, and time. The event will be led by the founder, Mandavi Kanchan, Chef Taiyaba Ali, and food designer Shiva Kant Vyas. It’ll also feature small, pass-around dishes, curated talks, and tactile, sensory-engaging exhibits.

When: Sunday, 19 April, from 12 noon to 1:30 PM and 4:30 PM to 6 PM

Where: Sabha BLR, Shivaji Nagar

Price: INR 1,800 per person

The BCC Carnival is back, and this time it’s The Kind Edition. The carnival celebrates ways of living that are more considerate of nature, animals, and humanity. Featuring a conscious market, live entertainment, art activities, games, interactive workshops, kids activities, conversation spaces, and farm-to-table food, this event is open to all ages.

When: Sunday, 5 April, from 12 noon to 7 PM

Where: Bangalore Creative Circus, Yeshwantpur

Price: Free entry

The third edition of Style Social is happening at Bhartiya Mall of Bengaluru and is being curated by Sheetal Sharma, a former model and fashion show director. Designed as an open and inclusive platform, the event invites aspiring models as well as individuals, couples, families, and kids. From auditioning to a high-energy grand finale, the showcase will highlight spring-summer collections, bringing together trend-forward looks and curated styling for a vibrant runway experience. Adding to the excitement, participants also stand to gain beyond the ramp; four winners will be featured in social media campaigns by the mall, while 25 winners will receive shopping and dining vouchers.

When: April 11, 12, and 25

Where: Bhartiya Mall of Bengaluru, Bhartiya City

Price: INR 199 per person