Red FM Announces Fourth Edition Of Riders Music Festival For 2026

93.5 Red FM has officially unveiled the fourth edition of its flagship property, the Riders Music Festival (RMF), set to take place on 21–22 February 2026 at The Great India Place (GIP), Noida. The upcoming edition promises to be the festival’s most expansive and diverse outing, bringing together India’s growing communities of music lovers, riders, creators and culture enthusiasts for a two-day celebration of music, machines, lifestyle, humour, food, and high-adrenaline experiences.

The road to RMF 2026 kicked off in Delhi with the launch of the all-new Ducati Streetfighter V4 at an exclusive sundowner preview at Studio XO, Noida. Guests experienced a curated glimpse of what the festival has planned, including a showcase of standout machines such as rare vintage motorcycles, the Ducati Panigale V2, Ducati Streetfighter V4, Kawasaki KLX 450R, Honda X-ADV 750, and the Kawasaki Z1100,offering an exciting teaser of the power and performance RMF 2026 aims to deliver.

The upcoming edition promises a deeper fusion of music, riding culture, and lifestyle, expanding its format to include immersive tech zones, custom and vintage motorcycle exhibits, streetwear showcases, and a curated selection of riding gear and pre-owned superbikes.

To strengthen community engagement, Red FM is rolling out 50+ Breakfast Ride Weekends across major Indian cities ahead of the festival. RMF 2026 will also partner with Apex Racing Academy for a track-day experience featuring 100 riders at the Buddh International Circuit. Adding to the excitement are FMX stunts, dirt biking zones, and an international ride to Chiang Mai, further elevating the festival’s global appeal.

The festival will also feature an expanded EV Arena, enhanced sustainability initiatives, and upgraded fan-favourite zones,from drift arenas and gaming hubs to culinary and cultural experiences. RMF 2026 will spotlight the growing community of women riders, reaffirming the festival’s commitment to inclusivity and the evolution of India’s motorcycling culture.

Speaking on the announcement, Nisha Narayanan, COO and Director, Red FM, said,“Riders Music Festival is where the open road meets music and culture. This year, we’re making RMF 2026 bigger and more inclusive for the entire riding community, with new experiences like FMX, dirt bike rides, and track sessions with Apex Racing Academy. Before the main festival, biking enthusiasts can get an exclusive on-track experience, learning advanced riding skills and feeling the thrill of the circuit firsthand.

“With over 50 breakfast rides planned and a diverse artist lineup across stand-up comedy, Bollywood, pop, and indie, RMF continues to grow as a pan-India cultural phenomenon,uniting riders, creators, auto brands, and artists in a shared celebration of mobility, creativity and community.”

RMF 2026 promises an eclectic lineup blending music, culture, humour and high-energy performances, offering something for every audience. The first wave of performers includes Mika Singh and Harsh Gujral, with more artist announcements expected in the coming weeks.