The first live electronic music performance in India took place in the early 2000s.

Mumbai is considered to be the hub of live electronic music in India due to its vibrant music scene and the presence of numerous nightclubs and music venues.

Techno, House, Dubstep, and Drum and Bass are all popular live electronic music genres performed in India.

Karsh Kale is known for his unique blend of electronic music and traditional Indian instruments.

Vh1 Supersonic is the name of the annual electronic music festival held in Mumbai.

A.R. Rahman is the Indian artist who has performed at Coachella, one of the world's largest music festivals.

Live electronic music performers in India face challenges such as lack of funding, limited venues, and lack of awareness.

The rise of live electronic music performances has led to increased popularity of electronic music, growth of music festivals, and collaboration between electronic and traditional musicians.

The future prospects for live electronic music performances in India include increased government support, more international collaborations, and growth of online streaming platforms.

Nucleya is known for his high-energy live performances and his unique style of mixing electronic music with traditional Indian sounds.

Magnetic Fields Festival is the name of the annual electronic music festival held in Delhi.

Anoushka Shankar is the Indian artist who has collaborated with international electronic music artists such as Skrillex and Diplo.

Live electronic music performances in India often incorporate traditional Indian instruments, fuse electronic and classical music, and use cutting-edge technology.

The rise of live electronic music performances has led to increased popularity of electronic music, growth of music festivals, and collaboration between electronic and traditional musicians.

The future prospects for live electronic music performances in India include increased government support, more international collaborations, and growth of online streaming platforms.