German rock band Scorpions is set to return to India in April 2026 after nearly two decades, marking a major moment for live music fans across the country. The band will bring its ‘Coming Home 2026’ tour to four Indian cities, opening in Shillong and closing in Mumbai. Their last performance in India took place in 2008. This upcoming run places India firmly on the band’s global touring map once again and underlines the country’s growing importance as a destination for international rock acts.
India dates, venues, and source
According to BookMyShow Live, which is producing and promoting the India leg of the tour, Scorpions will perform in Shillong on April 21, followed by Delhi NCR on April 24, Bengaluru on April 26, and Mumbai on April 30. The concerts will be held at JN Stadium in Shillong, HUDA Grounds in Delhi NCR, NICE Grounds in Bengaluru, and Jio Gardens in Mumbai. BookMyShow Live confirmed the dates and venues as part of its international concert lineup for 2026 and is also handling ticketing for all four shows.
A milestone tour for a legendary band
The ‘Coming Home 2026’ tour carries special meaning for Scorpions, who were formed in 1965 by guitarist Rudolf Schenker. Over more than six decades, Scorpions have released 19 studio albums and earned a reputation as one of rock’s most reliable live bands. Their best-known songs include Rock You Like a Hurricane, Still Loving You, Send Me an Angel, and Wind of Change. Albums such as Love at First Sting, Blackout, and Crazy World helped take the band to a worldwide audience.The musicians have spoken openly about their excitement ahead of the India return. Frontman Klaus Meine said, “We are incredibly excited to finally be touring India again after such a long time and are looking forward to meeting our many, many fans in India. The concerts will also be a very special experience for us.”Rudolf Schenker described the tour as a celebration, saying, “Sixty years after the band’s founding, we’re bringing our Coming Home concert to India. It will be a unique celebration for our fans and for us.”Lead guitarist Matthias Jabs added, “Finally playing in India again, and on top of that our now iconic Coming Home concerts, will be spectacular and unforgettable for us as well.”With decades of music behind them and a loyal fan base waiting, Scorpions’ 2026 India tour is shaping up to be one of the year’s most anticipated international concert events.
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