
The realme Music Fest 2026 brought hip-hop, electronic beats and two young performers to Yashobhoomi Convention Centre in Dwarka.
Chaar Diwaari and Dhanda Nyoliwala performed at the realme Music Fest 2026 at Yashobhoomi Convention Centre on Saturday. The event drew around 7,000 attendees, with Dhanda Nyoliwala closing the night with songs including “Farebi”, “Do Numbari” and “Russian Bandana”.
Around 7,000 people gathered at Yashobhoomi Convention Centre in Dwarka on Saturday for the realme Music Fest 2026, where Chaar Diwaari and Dhanda Nyoliwala took the stage.
Chaar Diwaari opened the programme with a set that moved between hip-hop, psychedelic dubstep and electronic sounds. Dhanda Nyoliwala closed the evening, performing tracks including “Farebi”, “Do Numbari” and “Russian Bandana”.
“Performing in Delhi always feels different,” Nyoliwala said after his set, describing the crowd’s energy as immediate from the stage.
Realme’s Francis Wong said 4,000 tickets had sold shortly after the line-up was announced. The company described the festival as an effort to bring music, technology and youth culture together, selecting the two artists for their distinct musical identities and established listener communities.
The event was held at Yashobhoomi Convention Centre, the large exhibition and convention venue in Dwarka.
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