The Bollywood Music Project isn’t just marking a decade — it’s throwing a full-throttle celebration to prove it. On October 24, 2026, Mumbai’s Jio Gardens will host the festival’s 10th anniversary edition, a milestone event that brings together over 20 artists across multiple stages in what organisers call Asia’s largest Bollywood music festival. This year’s lineup is stacked with legacy figures and rising voices: Himesh Reshammiya headlines the main stage, Shilpa Rao takes the prime-time slot, and Anu Malik performs alongside Babul Supriyo, Shahid Mallya, and his daughters Anmol Malik and Ada Malik in a collaborative set that doubles as a family tribute. Playback veteran Hariharan shares the stage with his son Akshay Hariharan, bringing their signature blend of classical roots and modern sound. Roop Kumar Rathod and Sunali Rathod return with their romantic and Sufi repertoire, while Neeraj Shridhar revives hits from the early 2000s. The main stage also features Euphoria Band with Vaishali Samant, Shalmali Kholgade, and Abhay Jodhpurkar, with Anirudh Susuwaram opening proceedings. Organiser Deepak Choudhary described the festival’s evolution from an ambitious dream into a cultural phenomenon, calling this anniversary a ‘definitive love letter’ to fans. He emphasized the event’s mission to create a space where legendary maestros, chart-toppers, and indie artists co-exist on equal footing. Himesh Reshammiya said he’s excited to deliver an energetic evening filled with nostalgia and big hits. Shilpa Rao spoke of crafting a performance driven by heart and high energy, aiming to leave audiences with lasting memories. Anu Malik called the moment emotional, describing it as a journey through decades of cinematic music shaped by his compositions. Hariharan reflected on music as a generational connector, calling the joint performance with his son a proud, intimate moment. Tickets go on sale exclusively via District by Zomato, priced from ₹1,499 to ₹14,999 across Lounge, VIP, and General Access tiers. HSBC is the presenting sponsor, with Hero Vida, JBL India, and Vijay Sales co-powering the event. No new details have emerged about setlists or special collaborations beyond what’s been announced. But the scale, the lineage, and the sheer number of names on stage suggest one thing: this isn’t just a concert. It’s a reckoning with how Indian music has lived, evolved, and stayed alive through generations.