Indo Warehouse Only Indian-Origin Act To Play At EDC Mexico 2026

New York City-based electronic duo, Indo Warehouse (Kahani and Kunal Merchant) will be one of the prominent EDM artists of Indian origin act on EDC Mexico 2026 line up this year. Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) is one of the top music festivals in Latin America. This year’s lineup also features other top artists like Hardwell (real name: Robbert van de Corput), Above & Beyond, and Charlotte de Witte. Indo Warehouse will be the closing act on the iconic Bionic Jungle stage on Feb. 20, 2026. 

The venue for EDC Mexico is  Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez. The motorsport track is packed with hundreds of attendees during this event, which has been held there since 2014. EDC is a playground for all lovers of EDM with a mind-boggling variety of trance, house, bass and Latin beats on offer. In the past, EDC Mexico has been graced by a number of global icons like Tiesto (real name: Tijis Michiel Verwest), Skrillex (real name: Sonny John Moore), Deadmau5 (real name: Joel Thomas Zimmerman). 
 

Indo Warehouse’s debut at EDC Mexico 2026 not only brings their unique sound under the spotlight but is a landmark moment for South Asian culture. Kahani Merchant said, “Mexico City is one of those cities that inspires you the second you land. To finally step onto that stage as Indo Warehouse and close out Bionic Jungle feels like a dream realised. We’re prepared to debut some new music and bring our unique sound to this incredible festival.”

Kunal Merchant of Indo Warehouse said, “Closing the Bionic Jungle stage at EDC marks a new chapter for us. To stand on that platform representing our culture alongside some of the biggest names in dance music feels both surreal and deeply intentional.”

In the past, Kahani and Kunal Merchant have done live shows from Brooklyn Mirage to Fabric London, Coachella, Sunburn India and Hï Ibiza. The label was founded in New York in 2022. From their humble underground beginnings, Indo Warehouse has grown into a full-fledged global phenomenon. The duo while retaining their cultural identity has sought to create immersive musical experiences that draw listeners from all parts of the globe.