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Music festival Life In Color (LIC), which is held in countries like China, the US, and the UK, will debut in India on November 18, and American DJ-record producer Diplo will be a part of it.
The festival will also see artists like 4B, Divine, and Ritviz performing at Delhi’s Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium.
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Excited to make their foray into India, Eric Fuller, founder, Life In Color, said in a statement: “Our team is incredibly excited about coming to India for the first time. The truth is we didn’t choose India, India chose us.
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“Our vision for LIC in India would be that we have a flagship festival or large event with a multi-city tour that takes place throughout the year. Ultimately, it’s about bringing the LIC experience to as many fans as possible and connecting our fans around the world with a similar experience.”
The fest is in association with Pheonix Live.
Manas Tripathy, Alliance and Artist Head, Phoenix Live, said: “We have always believed in giving back something valuable to the community, hence we would host an exclusive contest to bring out the best talent in India and represent them on a global level.”
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