IN PHOTOS: Glimpses from Steve Aoki and Guru Randhawa's performance at Electric Daisy Carnival
Updated On: 10 November, 2026 04:47 PM IST | Nascimento Pinto
The EDM icon and Punjabi music icon came together to play a new 'Sirra' remix that took Punjabi music to the world stage, once again. Here are some glimpses

Aoki and Randhawa performed over the weekend for the first time on the world stage. Photos Courtesy: Special Arrangement

Steve Aoki closed Day 2 of Electric Daisy Carnival with a desi crossover that caught the festival crowd completely by surprise. The two-time Grammy-nominated EDM icon broke cultural boundaries by bringing out multi-platinum Indian singer-songwriter Guru Randhawa for a mainstage debut

Together, the duo released the world premiere of Aoki’s official remix of 'Sirra', the high-energy reimagined version of Randhawa's song from his 'Without Prejudice' album. This is the latest collaboration by Aoki including other hits such as his remix of BTS's ‘MIC Drop’ and festival anthem remix of Kid Cudi's ‘Pursuit of Happiness’

The crowd's reaction was electric as Aoki seamlessly fused his signature, stadium-level electronic drops with Randhawa's infectious Punjabi pop vocals, turning the original song, into a fun anthem

Building on his past collaborations with legendary Indian vocalists like Shreya Ghoshal and Sunidhi Chauhan, this song marks Aoki's first-ever entry into Punjabi pop, with a performance that showcases the evolving nature of electronic music festivals by making Randhawa the first India-born music talent and the first-ever Punjabi artist to perform on the Electric Daisy Carnival mainstage

Interestingly, the performance comes ahead of the Punjabi pop icon's show on December 12 at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in New Delhi, marking his highly anticipated return to live touring after a three-year hiatus
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