India, Aug. 12 -- Ten years, multiple releases, countless rehearsals and a lot of songs later, The Yellow Diary are still figuring things out. And that may be exactly what has kept the band going. What started in 2015 as a group of musicians jamming together has grown into one of India's most familiar independent music acts. Over the years, Rajan Batra, Himonshu Parikh, Harshvardhan Gadhvi, Sahil Shah and Stuart DaCosta have built a sound that refuses to stay in one box, while their audiences have grown from a few familiar faces in Mumbai to packed rooms across the country.

Now, the band is taking that journey on the road with its biggest India tour yet. The tour comes in support of their debut album, In Case We Forget, released in Novem...