If you are someone who loves to experience a diverse fest where you can not just enjoy music but also food, culture, heritage and a lot more, then there’s good news for you in Delhi. The North East Music Festival – Sound Without Conflict is coming to your city. Read on to know more about the festival.
All You Need To Know About The Northeast Music Festival
Dilliwalon, be ready, as for the first time ever in Delhi, the North East Music Festival – Sound Without Conflict will be held on 22nd February 2026 at JLN Stadium.
The fest is rooted in the transformative power of music and is specially curated to create a safe, respectful and inclusive space where people from all over can come together. One can expect much more than just entertainment; it also builds a bridge that connects cultures, sparks dialogue and nurtures empathy. Every performance is purpose-driven, amplifying voices that inspire unity and social awareness.
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The festival highlights shared human experiences while honouring diverse identities, with strong representation from the Northeast as a central pillar. The event will showcase North India’s rich artistic heritage, upcoming talents and cultural storytelling, ensuring local voices are not just heard but also celebrated. This is not just an ordinary musical event but a festival that serves as a platform for positive social interaction and collaboration.
What To Expect From The Fest?
Audiences can expect a variety of things, from a dynamic blend of folk, indie, rock and hip-hop. The artist list included Parikrama, Rudy Wallang, Girish Pradhan, Rewben Mashangva, Taba Chake, Reble, the Tetseo Sisters, and Borkung Hrangkhawl.
Beyond the music, one can indulge in various food experiences that will showcase flavours from the Northeast, offering an in-depth cultural connection. The fest will also welcome leaders and voices from diverse fields to engage with audiences, reinforcing the spirit of unity and dialogue.
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The Sound without conflict is more than just a fest; it’s a space that will welcome diversity, culture and languages of togetherness.
Where: H6MM+5P9, Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Pragati Vihar, New Delhi
When: Sunday, 22 February 2026, at 2:30 pm
Price: Free (registration required)
Cover Image Courtesy: Instagram/North East Music Festival
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