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Enrique Iglesias is set to perform in Mumbai after a 13-year hiatus, promising a nostalgic career-spanning show. The concert, expected to draw 30,000 fans, will feature his greatest hits and new chart-toppers. This event highlights India’s growing reputation as a hotspot for global music acts. Organized by EVA Live, it follows successful concerts by artists like Bryan Adams and Coldplay.

Key Points: Enrique Iglesias Returns to Mumbai After 13 Years for BKC Concert

  • Enrique Iglesias’ first India show in 13 years
  • Over 30,000 expected at Mumbai’s BKC concert
  • Features hits from his 30-year career
  • Follows recent global acts like Coldplay and Dua Lipa
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Enrique Iglesias to perform in Mumbai's BKC on October 30

Grammy winner Enrique Iglesias to perform in Mumbai on Oct 30, marking his first India concert in over a decade with a career-spanning set.

"Bringing Enrique Iglesias back to India after 13 years is a truly historic moment. – Deepak Chaudhary, EVA Live"

Mumbai, June 10

Grammy-winning singer Enrique Iglesias is set to perform in Mumbai later this year. The concert marks his return to India after 13 years.

The event is expected to draw over 30,000 attendees, and is poised to be a landmark cultural event in India’s international music calendar.

Enrique is celebrated as one of Spain's most prolific musical icons. He is expected to deliver an unprecedented nostalgic showcase embracing a career-spanning setlist encompassing both his iconic standards and contemporary chart-toppers from his illustrious three-decade plus career. The event will be enhanced by world-class production and state-of-the-art visuals that promises to be an unforgettable, immersive and nostalgic experience for all in attendance.

This announcement follows the uptick of live music concerts in India in the past few months with bands and artists like Guns N' Roses, Coldplay, Bryan Adams, Maroon 5, Akon, Alan Walker, Glass Animals and Dua Lipa performing in India.

With upcoming performance by Travis Scott on the horizon, Iglesias’ return further solidifies India’s burgeoning reputation as a premier destination for global music events.

The event is produced and promoted by EVA Live in partnership with BEW Live.

Deepak Chaudhary, Founder and Managing Director, EVA Live, the company who hosted Bryan Adams in India last year states, "Bringing Enrique Iglesias back to India after 13 years is a truly historic moment. The anticipation among fans has been palpable, and we are overjoyed to facilitate this reunion. With a resurgence of interest in iconic international acts, Iglesias epitomizes a timeless allure that bridges generations, and this tour reaffirms our dedication to delivering world-class entertainment while elevating India’s stature on the global touring stage”.

Registrations are live on the District App. The show is set to be held on October 20, 2025, at the MMRDA Grounds in the BKC area of Mumbai.

- IANS

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Priya K.
OMG! Enrique after 13 years! 😍 I still remember dancing to Hero at my college fest. Mumbai is getting all the international stars these days. Just hope the ticket prices don't burn a hole in our pockets like the last Coldplay concert.
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Rahul S.
While I appreciate international artists coming to India, I wish our own Bollywood singers got this kind of production scale and promotion. We have incredible talent here that deserves equal spotlight.
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Ananya M.
Finally some good news! Been waiting for this since I was in school. Hope he performs Escape and Be With You - those were my childhood anthems. Mumbai concert scene is on fire 🔥
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Vikram J.
Great to see India becoming a global concert destination, but BKC traffic will be a nightmare that day. Authorities better plan proper crowd management and transport facilities. Last Travis Scott concert was chaos.
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Sunita P.
My husband proposed to me with Enrique's song playing in background! 20 years later, we might recreate the magic at this concert ❤️ So happy he's coming back after so long!
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Karan D.
International concerts are good but ticket prices are becoming ridiculous. An average Indian fan can't afford 15k-20k tickets. Organizers should keep some affordable sections for true fans, not just rich crowd.

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