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Kaos Garden Party Hits Mumbai in May with Immersive Art & Music

The Kaos Garden party, a global immersive experience, is coming to Mumbai's Dome at SVP Stadium on May 17. Produced by Sunburn, the event will transform the venue with large art installations, acrobats, and performances inspired by artist Okuda San Miguel. It will feature house and tech house music, aiming to deliver a deep cultural experience for India's evolving electronic music audience. Tickets are available via BookMyShow.

Key Points: Kaos Garden Party Mumbai: Immersive Sunburn Event in May

  • Global party experience on May 17
  • Immersive art inspired by Okuda San Miguel
  • Features house and tech house music
  • Produced and promoted by Sunburn
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'Kaos Garden' party set to hit Mumbai in May

Experience the Kaos Garden party in Mumbai on May 17. Featuring elrow's immersive art, music, and performances by Sunburn. Get tickets now.

"India has become one of the most exciting and fast-growing destinations for live entertainment - Juan Jr, CEO, elrow"

Mumbai, April 1

A global party experience is coming to Mumbai on May 17 at the Dome, SVP Stadium. Produced and promoted in India by Sunburn, the event will feature the 'Kaos Garden' theme, promising music, colour and immersive performances for partygoers.

The experience will include towering installations, acrobats, dancers, stilt walkers, roaming performers and special effects, turning the venue into a colourful and surreal universe. Fans can expect visuals inspired by Madrid-born artist Okuda San Miguel, with colourful skulls, flying mountains, mermaids, unicorns and more, according to a release.

Juan Jr, CEO, elrow, said in a statement, "India has become one of the most exciting and fast-growing destinations for live entertainment and electronic music culture today. Bringing elrow here is incredibly special for us because the spirit of celebration, colour and collective joy that defines India resonates deeply with the world we create at elrow. We're thrilled to return with our unique universe of music, art and immersive storytelling and we cannot wait to grow the elrow family in India."

Karan Singh, CEO of Sunburn, said, "India's electronic music audience has evolved from discovering global artists to seeking out deeper, more immersive cultural experiences....For us, this is about thoughtfully curating globally celebrated formats for a market that is now ready to engage with them at scale."

The party will feature house and tech house music, with occasional techno, ensuring the dancefloor stays alive all night.

Registrations for the event opened on March 30, with tickets for registered fans going on sale at on April 1. General ticket sales start on April 2 on BookMyShow, the release said.

The festival is presented by Tuborg and is produced and promoted by Spacebound, with event partners Team Innovation, Paradox and Dome Entertainment.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Finally, world-class immersive experiences are coming to India. Sunburn is doing a great job. But I hope the ticket prices are reasonable. These international events sometimes cost a fortune.
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Karan T
House and tech house music all night? Count me in! The line-up hasn't been announced yet, but the production itself sounds worth it. Dome is a great venue for this.
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Sarah B
As someone who's been to elrow parties in Barcelona, this is huge for Mumbai. The energy is unmatched. The comment about India's spirit of celebration resonating with elrow is spot on. It's going to be a madness!
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Aditya G
While this is exciting, I hope the organizers also focus on safety and crowd management. Big events in Mumbai sometimes struggle with that. Proper planning is key for a good experience.
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Nisha Z
The art inspiration from Okuda San Miguel is what's drawing me in. It's more than just a party; it's an art installation you can dance in. This is the kind of cultural experience we need more of.

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