Archive · 2 Sep 2026
The Yellow Diary Launches India Tour With Sold-Out Bengaluru Shows
The Yellow Diary is a band that has started its biggest tour in India.
Its first two concerts took place in Bengaluru on August 29 and 30.
Both concerts sold out, meaning all the tickets were bought.
Many fans sang the band’s songs along with the performers.
During “Roz Roz,” one fan asked to sing on stage with the band.
The band invited the fan to join them.
The tour is called the “In Case We Forget India Tour.”
It will visit 15 cities and include new music and popular older songs.
The band said it was grateful for Bengaluru’s warm welcome.
The Yellow Diary began its biggest-ever India tour with two sold-out Bengaluru shows on August 29 and 30.
Fans sang along to songs including “Roz Roz,” “Marz,” “Buniyaad,” “Kahe Kahe” and “Rab Raakha.”
During “Roz Roz,” a fan was invited on stage after asking to sing with the band.
The band said Bengaluru’s energy and audience connection made the opening shows especially meaningful.
The 15-city “In Case We Forget India Tour” will continue across the country.
- Who
- The Yellow Diary and its fans.
- What
- The band opened its biggest-ever India tour with two sold-out Bengaluru concerts.
- When
- August 29 and 30; the year is not specified.
- Where
- Bengaluru, India.
- Why
- The shows launched the 15-city “In Case We Forget India Tour,” celebrating the band’s music and connection with its fans.
- Band
- The Yellow Diary
- Tour
- In Case We Forget India Tour
- Opening city
- Bengaluru
- Opening shows
- Two, held on August 29 and 30
- Ticket status
- Both Bengaluru shows sold out
- Tour size
- 15 cities across India
- Featured songs
- “Roz Roz,” “Marz,” “Buniyaad,” “Kahe Kahe” and “Rab Raakha”