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Arijit Singh Announces 9-City India Tour to Celebrate Two Decades in Music

Playback Singing Icon to Launch Multi-State India Concert Tour Starting January 9 in Ahmedabad, Featuring Custom Multi-Layered Stages and 360-Degree Audio Across Nine Major Cities

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Entertainment Desk • 5 Oct • 2 min read

Arijit Singh Announces 9-City India Tour to Celebrate Two Decades in Music
Acclaimed singer Arijit Singh, who announced a 9-city nationwide India tour on Monday to celebrate two decades of his musical career.

Sensation and globally acclaimed singer Arijit Singh has announced a major nine-state concert tour across India to mark his 20-year milestone in music.

Making the announcement on Monday (October 5, 2026), the musician revealed that the tour will mark his first live stage performance series in India following his transition away from active film playback singing. The tour is scheduled to kick off on January 9, 2027, in Ahmedabad, before traveling to Chandigarh (January 23), Jaipur (February 7), Mumbai (February 20), Bengaluru (March 13), New Delhi (March 27), Pune (April 10), Indore (May 1), and culminating in Hyderabad on May 15. The production will feature custom-designed multi-layered stages with extended stadium runways, 360-degree spatial audio systems, dynamic LED arrays, laser displays, and stadium-grade pyrotechnics tailored to complement his two-decade retrospective repertoire. Expressing his gratitude, Arijit Singh noted that the tour celebrates the listeners who have carried his music across twenty years, adding that he looks forward to reconnecting with audiences nationwide. General ticket sales for the tour will officially open on the thumpN platform on October 13.

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