WhatIsWiki
  • Blog
  • Topics
WhatIsWiki
  • Blog
  • Topics

Get new explainers in your inbox

Short, practical updates. No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.

WhatIsWiki© 2026 WhatIsWiki
  • Blog
  • Topics
  • Authors
  • About
  • Contact
  • Editorial
  • Privacy
  • Sitemap
  • RSS
  1. Home
  2. /Miscellaneous
  3. /Plini India Tour 2026: Dates, Cities & Full Tour Record

Miscellaneous

Plini India Tour 2026: Dates, Cities & Full Tour Record

Four cities, SkillBox tickets, An Unnameable Desire World Tour — the permanent reference record.

In short

Plini's India Tour 2026 — the complete record: Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai & Bengaluru dates, venues, the album behind it, and full tour history.

By Shubh Singh

Published July 29, 2026

Updated July 31, 2026

3 min read

8 reads

Beginner

What Is the Plini India Tour? — Miscellaneous explainer cover
What Is the Plini India Tour? — Miscellaneous explainer cover
  • plini
  • plini-india-tour
  • concert-series
  • music
  • india

Cite this page: https://www.whatiswiki.com/what-is-plini-india-tour

Introduction

Quick answer: The Plini India Tour 2026 was a four-city run by Australian instrumental progressive rock guitarist Plini, part of his global An Unnameable Desire World Tour, in support of his April 2026 album of the same name. The tour covered Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, and Bengaluru between July 29 and August 2, 2026, ticketed through SkillBox.

Table of contents10 sections
  1. 1.Introduction
  2. 2.Tour dates and venues
  3. 3.What the tour was
  4. 4.Why this matters to Indian fans specifically
  5. 5.Tickets
  6. 6.Opening acts
  7. 7.Genre — what does Plini actually sound like?
  8. 8.Key takeaways
  9. 9.Frequently asked questions
  10. 10.Conclusion

Tour dates and venues

CityDateVenue
Delhi NCRJul 29, 2026Bianco
KolkataJul 30, 2026Hashtag
MumbaiAug 1, 2026antiSOCIAL, Lower Parel
BengaluruAug 2, 2026Phoenix Marketcity

This was Plini's first time playing Kolkata, extending a tour footprint that previously covered only Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru.

What the tour was

Plini — the Sydney-based instrumental progressive rock guitarist, composer, and producer — toured India as part of his An Unnameable Desire World Tour, supporting his studio album An Unnameable Desire, released in April 2026. The India leg was presented as a LiveBox production with SkillBox handling ticketing.

Guitarist Steve Vai has previously described Plini's playing as pointing toward the future of the instrument — one of several endorsements from established prog and metal guitarists that has followed Plini through his career.

Why this matters to Indian fans specifically

This wasn't Plini's first time in the country — it was his fourth. That history matters for context:

  • 2018: Plini's India debut, on the back of his Sunhead EP
  • 2019: Return visit as his catalog and following grew
  • 2022: The Parrhesia tour, covering Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru, including a widely remembered Delhi NCR show at Imperfecto Patio in Gurugram; that same year he also played the second LiveBox Festival in Mumbai alongside Taba Chake and The Yellow Diary
  • 2026: This four-city run, his biggest and most geographically spread India tour to date, adding Kolkata for the first time

His discography includes the debut album Impulse Voices (2020) and earlier fan-favorite material such as "Electric Sunrise," "Selenium Forest," and "Every Piece Matters" — tracks that have historically featured in his live sets alongside whatever new album he's touring.

Tickets

Tickets for all four shows are/were sold through SkillBox (skillboxes.com — Plini Live New Album Tour 2026 listing), India's platform for concerts and live events. Pricing tiers, remaining availability, and any entry/cover-charge policies are set independently by each venue and change as shows approach — check the SkillBox listing for your specific city rather than relying on a fixed number, since ticket tiers on platforms like this typically increase as an event gets closer.

Opening acts

At the time of the tour announcement, opening acts for the India shows had not been officially confirmed by organizers. If you're looking for the exact support lineup per city, check the SkillBox event page or Plini's official Instagram closer to (or on) the show date — we're not going to guess at names here, since we couldn't independently verify a lineup for this specific run.

Genre — what does Plini actually sound like?

Plini's music sits at the intersection of instrumental progressive rock, jazz fusion, and technically dense modern metal — closer to melodic, groove-driven prog than the more aggressive end of djent/math metal, though it draws from both worlds. If you're new to him, his 2016 debut album Handmade Cities is the commonly recommended starting point.

Key takeaways

  • ✓Plini India Tour 2026 ran July 29–August 2 across Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, and Bengaluru.
  • ✓It was part of the An Unnameable Desire World Tour, supporting the April 2026 album of the same name.
  • ✓Tickets were sold through SkillBox; the India leg was a LiveBox production.
  • ✓This was Plini's fourth India visit and his first time playing Kolkata.
  • ✓Opening acts were not officially confirmed ahead of the tour.

Frequently asked questions

When was the Plini India Tour 2026?

July 29 – August 2, 2026, across Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, and Bengaluru.

Where were tickets sold?

Through SkillBox, India's live-events ticketing platform.

Was this Plini's first time touring India?

No — it was his fourth visit, following shows in 2018, 2019, and 2022.

What album was he touring in support of?

An Unnameable Desire, released in April 2026.

Who opened for Plini on this tour?

Official opening acts were not confirmed by organizers ahead of the tour. If you attended, send the lineup via the contact page and we can add it as a factual update.

Conclusion

This page is maintained as a permanent reference record for the Plini India Tour 2026. Ticket links may go inactive after the tour concludes; the factual record above (dates, venues, tour context) remains accurate indefinitely.

References

  • Rolling Stone India — tour announcement coverage
  • SkillBox — Plini Live New Album Tour 2026
  • Sinusoidal Music — tour history and background

Was this article helpful?

No login required. One response per visitor.

How this article was made

We write for readers first. Drafts may use research tools and generative AI for outlining and drafting, then are structured, fact-checked against editorial notes and primary sources when available, and published only if they pass our quality checks. Thin or duplicated explainers are not published.

See our editorial policy for authorship, corrections, and update standards.

Related articles

  1. →

    Jul 29, 2026 · Miscellaneous

    What Is the BOH!B India Tour?

    Learn about the BOH!B India Tour, its background, and what to expect from the event.

  2. ↓

    Jul 30, 2026 · India

    Ganesh Chaturthi 2026: Dates, Venue & What to Know

    Ganesh Chaturthi 2026 is a significant cultural festival in India, celebrated with great fervor in Mumbai and other parts of Maharashtra. The festival starts on September 14, 2026, and spans 10 days, featuring tens of thousands of public street pandal shrines.

  3. ↓

    Jul 30, 2026 · India

    Sri Krishna Janmashtami 2026 Dahi Handi: Dates, Venue & What to Know

    Sri Krishna Janmashtami 2026 Dahi Handi is a significant cultural festival in India, celebrated with great enthusiasm and fervor. This year, it will take place on September 4, 2026, across the nation, with major events in Mumbai and Mathura.

  4. ↓

    Jul 30, 2026 · Finance

    NSE India Explained: What the Stock Exchange Is

    Understanding the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) and its role in the country's stock market.

  5. ↓

    Jul 29, 2026 · General Knowledge

    When is Daylight Saving Time

    Daylight Saving Time (DST) is the practice of temporarily advancing clocks during the summer months by one hour so that people can make the most of the sunlight during their waking hours.

Share

About the author

Shubh Singh profile photo

Shubh Singh

Shubh covers technology, business, and practical “what is…?” explainers for WhatIsWiki, with a focus on clear definitions, dates, and primary sources. He builds the site’s publishing systems and writes so readers leave with a usable answer—not more jargon.

388 articles

Category

Miscellaneous