Mumbai roared to life on Tuesday night as global hip-hop sensation Travis Scott unleashed an explosive, high-voltage performance at the Mahalaxmi Racecourse, concluding the India leg of his CIRCUS MAXIMUS World Tour. Only weeks after electrifying Delhi, the Grammy-nominated rapper returned to India with an even bigger spectacle—one that transformed the city into a pulsating arena of light, sound, and unfiltered adrenaline.
The evening kicked off with Canadian rapper NAV, who warmed up the massive crowd with popular tracks such as Lemonade. His set built the momentum, but the atmosphere shifted instantly the moment Travis stormed onto the stage. The venue erupted into a frenzy of flashing lights, piercing screams, and rhythmic movement, as tens of thousands of fans chanted his name and synced their energy to the thunderous beats slicing through the Mumbai night sky.
Travis tore through a powerhouse setlist featuring some of his most iconic hits—Goosebumps, Sicko Mode, Highest in the Room, Antidote, and Butterfly Effect. One of the most unforgettable highlights came when he performed FE!N four consecutive times, each repeat demanded by the crowd’s roaring insistence. Surrounded by a sea of ecstatic fans, he shouted, “We in Mumbai and this s**t already lit! Time for you to rep for the whole of India!” During Mamacita, thousands of phone lights illuminated the arena, creating a breathtaking visual break in an otherwise relentless surge of energy.
The night escalated further when Travis invited four fans to join him onstage during Smoke Some, Drink Some, Pop One and Night Crawler. Their appearances—one holding a playful “Stormi for President 2040” sign and another dressed in a traditional sherwani—sent the audience into delighted chaos.
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Interestingly, Mumbai wasn’t originally part of the tour; the city was added after overwhelming fan demand. By the end of the night, as voices cracked and feet ached, it was clear that the concert had evolved into something far bigger—a defining moment that underscored India’s rising influence on the global live music map.
