
Prepare for an unforgettable celebration of music and culture as the Jazz India Circuit returns with its 9th edition alongside The Glenlivet, the Original Speyside Single Malt, continuing its association with the festival. Organised by Teamwork Arts, the Circuit brings together some of the world’s most exciting contemporary jazz musicians, offering audiences an immersive live experience that pushes the boundaries of the genre.
The Jazz India Circuit will take place on 7th and 8th February 2026 at DLF Horizon Plaza, Gurugram. Audiences can experience the bold, smooth flavours of Speyside’s original single malt, The Glenlivet, come alive alongside the fiery, soul-stirring energy of jazz. Mirroring the spirit of jazz as it evolves while staying true to its foundations, the partnership champions individuality, innovation and authenticity, where bold flavours complement the energy of live performances. This collaboration is a celebration of fearless originality and masterful craftsmanship, bringing together bold spirits both in a glass and on stage.
Following the Bengaluru and Mumbai legs, the Gurugram leg of the Jazz India Circuit brings together a compelling mix of national and international talent. Day 1 will be headlined by Acquaphonica by the Federica Colangelo Trio featuring B.C. Manjunath, a cross-cultural project that brings together contemporary jazz, 20th-century Western classical music and South Indian Carnatic rhythms, alongside a high-energy performance by the internationally acclaimed Benny Greb Brass Band. Day 2 concludes with a performance by The Blue Shirts, joined by The Interstellar Ensemble featuring drummer Joost Lijbaart and guitarist Bram Stadhouder, presenting a powerful blend of groove-led jazz, improvisation, and contemporary soundscapes.
Commenting on the Jazz India Circuit 2026 edition, Avik Roy, Festival Producer, Jazz India Circuit, said, “Jazz India Circuit has always been about expanding the idea of what jazz can be in today’s world. The 2026 edition brings together artists who are redefining the genre through fearless experimentation, deep groove, and cross-cultural dialogue. As the Circuit travels across three cities, it offers audiences the chance to experience jazz in its most alive form – improvised, immersive, and meant to be heard live.”
Jazz India Circuit 2026 promises a complete cultural outing, inviting audiences to experience live jazz alongside The Glenlivet in a setting that celebrates music, craftsmanship and contemporary culture.
