Afrojack Finds His Rhythm in India Again — November Tour Set to Break Sound Barriers

When Nick Leonardus van de Wall, better known as DJ Afrojack, returns to India this November 2025, it won’t just be another EDM show—it’s shaping up to be one of the most anticipated music events of the year for his fans. After making people move in Shillong and Chandigarh earlier this year, Afrojack is coming back with a bang for a three‑city tour—Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Delhi‑NCR. This tour confirms his strong bond with India, and it also promises unforgettable nights of music, energy, and memories.

Afrojack’s Rooted Connection With India

Afrojack, the Grammy Award‑winning DJ and producer, has long held India close to his heart. Earlier in 2025, he performed in Shillong on January 18 and in Chandigarh on January 19, at the Sunburn Arena shows. Those performances were electric, with fans praising his energy, his hit tracks, and his ability to connect with large audiences.

He has often said: “India, you’ve always been one of my favourite places to perform. The energy, the passion, the love – it’s unmatched anywhere in the world.” That love is mutual: Indian EDM fans often describe his earlier sets as life‑changing moments, and they’ve welcomed him back repeatedly.

Tour Dates, Cities, And Key Info

The Smirnoff Experience Presents Afrojack India Tour is scheduled for November 2025, spanning three major cities. According to announcements, the tour itinerary is:

• November 28 — Mumbai

• November 29 — Bengaluru

• November 30 — Delhi‑NCR

These shows are being organized in collaboration with Sunburn and Smirnoff LemonPop, and tickets have gone live via BookMyShow. There’s excitement over ticketing, fan access, and what Afrojack will bring to each venue. Pricing starts at Rs. 999, making the shows more accessible to wide audiences eager for live EDM.

What Fans Can Expect From The Sets

Afrojack is known for delivering high‑energy sets filled with crowd favorites and upgraded visuals. Fans attending these November shows can likely expect tracks like Take Over Control, Ten Feet Tall, Give Me Everything, among others. He’s also collaborated with major international artists like Beyoncé, David Guetta, Sia, and others, and those collaborations have shaped his sound over the years.

In addition to music, show production elements—lighting, stage design, immersive visuals—are often top notch in Afrojack’s performances. The Indian leg of this tour will likely showcase those elements. The venues in Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Delhi‑NCR are expected to host large, high‑attendance crowds with setups that allow for booming sound, visual effects, and the communal feeling EDM shows are known for.

Earlier Performances This Year: The Preview

The January 2025 shows in Shillong (January 18) and Chandigarh (January 19) offer a preview of what’s to come. In those shows, Afrojack seemed particularly energized by the crowds, the surroundings, and the way Indian fans responded to long drops and EDM classics.

For many, those shows were not just concerts—they were declarations. The connection between Afrojack and his audience was visible: crowd‑singing, dancing, chanting “Afrojack!”, long queues, sold‑out or heavy attendance. Those experiences have built up anticipation for this November tour, with many anticipating even greater production scale, bigger crowds, and more emotionally charged moments.

Importance of the November Tour

This tour marks Afrojack’s second time in India in the same year (2025), which signals something meaningful. It means the demand is strong, the crowd connection is real, and India remains a priority in his live schedule.

For Indian music culture, it means access. Affordable tickets, multiple cities, accessible dates—all allow fans from diverse parts of India to experience global EDM at close range. For Afrojack, it’s a chance to reinforce his relevance with younger fans, those who may have discovered his music via streaming, TikTok, or collaborations, and not only through festivals.

Logistics, Tickets, And What To Know

Tickets are available exclusively on BookMyShow, India’s major ticketing platform. Pricing begins at Rs. 999 for general access, with higher tiers expected for VIP or premium experiences.

Venues will differ in size and setup. Mumbai is likely to host a large arena or stadium‑style venue, Bengaluru similarly, and Delhi‑NCR offers both large indoor and open‑air options. Given Afrojack’s reputation, security, visuals, sound system, and crowd control will all be important to realize that “EDM spectacle” level show that fans expect.

As always, for those planning to attend, early ticket purchase is advised. These kinds of shows often sell out fast, especially given the demand and prior excitement from his earlier shows in Shillong, Chandigarh, and beyond.

Afrojack’s Career Highlights Reinforcing the Excitement

Afrojack has been one of the defining names in global EDM since the early 2010s. Hits like Take Over Control, Ten Feet Tall, Give Me Everything, and collaborations with Beyoncé, Madonna, Sia, David Guetta, have built his reputation. He has performed at world‑renowned festivals like Tomorrowland, Ultra Music Festival, EDC, and Coachella.

His Grammy win for co‑producing Look At Me Now with Chris Brown, Lil Wayne, and Busta Rhymes stands out in his discography. All these successes contribute to why his performances in India are more than concerts—they are landmark events.

The Indian EDM Scene & Why It Matters Now

India’s live music world has changed significantly. EDM, once niche, has grown into mainstream popularity. Festivals, arena shows, club nights, artists rising up—all evidence that Indian audiences are hungry for high‑energy, global EDM performers.

Afrojack’s November tour comes at a time when infrastructure, promoter experience, and production capabilities in Indian cities have improved. Fans have more exposure, more means to attend, more platforms to share their concert experiences. Social media buzz, pre‑tour excitement, and local EDM culture amplify the impact of such international tours.

Personal Statements & Fan Reactions

Afrojack has repeatedly expressed gratitude and excitement about his Indian shows. He said about performing in India: “India, you’ve always been one of my favourite places to perform. The energy, the passion, the love ‑ it’s unmatched anywhere in the world.” That kind of personal endorsement adds meaning to his return.

Fan reactions to the tour announcement have been intense. Comments like “Dutch Powerhouse is back 🔥🔥”, “Let’s Go 🔥⚡” and others reflect how fans feel this tour will be special. Many are excited not just for the music, but for the communal experience, for the vibe, for the immersion that Afrojack is known to deliver.

Looking Ahead: What November May Bring

Each show in Mumbai (November 28), Bengaluru (November 29), and Delhi‑NCR (November 30) will likely bring something unique. Crowd energy in each city has its own flavor; visuals might adapt to local style; local opening acts may add flavor. The possibility for surprise guest performances or extended set lengths is high.

This tour could also be one of the larger EDM tours of the year in India. It may draw fans from multiple regions, not just local attendees but travel plans, pre‑parties, music tourism. For Afrojack, this is a chance not just to perform, but to cement his global brand in India with a tour that is both accessible and grand.

Final Thoughts: What Makes This Tour Special

DJ Afrojack’s return to India in November 2025 is special for multiple reasons: second visit in the same year, three major cities on the roster, tickets priced to let more fans attend, the rising Indian EDM scene, and his own legacy of world‑class production and performance.

For fans, it means nights to remember—beating hearts, shared drops, euphoria. For Afrojack, it’s a homecoming of sorts and a statement: his connection to India is alive and strong.