Maroon 5, led by Adam Levine, is a Grammy-winning pop-rock band known for hits like ‘Sugar, ‘Moves Like Jagger,’ and ‘Girls Like You.’ The group has sold over 98 million albums globally till now.

Pop band Maroon 5 has arrived in India ahead of their performance, with videos and photos of the band members exiting Mumbai's Kalina airport on the night of Dec 2 surfacing all over social media. The group was seen smiling and waving at paparazzi.
Maroon 5, led by Adam Levine, will perform on Dec 3 at the Mahalaxmi Racecourse in Mumbai. The band will be performing in India for the first time.

The band, consisting of Adam Levine (vocals), Jesse Carmichael (keyboard), James Valentine (guitar), Matt Flynn (drums), PJ Morton (keyboard), and Sam Farrar (bass), is set to perform in India.
The concert venue offers various ticket options, including General Access for ₹7,999, VIP for ₹13,999, two Fan Pit areas for ₹16,999, and two exclusive lounges priced at ₹24,999.
Known for their frenetic shows and chart-topping tunes, the band promises to electrify Mumbai with their music, appealing to fans of all ages.
Previously known as Kara's Flowers, was founded in 1994 and has since grown into a pop-rock powerhouse. In 2005, their debut album, Songs About Jane, received the Grammy for Best New Artist.
Maroon 5's distinct approach blends catchy songs, insightful poetry, and daring originality to reimagine the modern American band.
They are recognized for hit songs like Moves Like Jagger, Sugar, Girls Like You, Animals, and Payphone.
Maroon 5 has sold over 98 million albums and 750 million singles worldwide during their nearly 30-year history, including a record-breaking 32 Billboard Hot 100 successes.
Earlier, BookMyShow's Chief of Business-Live Events, Owen Roncon, said he was thrilled, saying, "Maroon 5 is one of the foremost and most loved bands globally, and bringing them to India for the first time marks a thrilling milestone for us."

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