Arijit Singh announces 2027 India tour, Hyderabad to host final show on May 15
Arijit Singh will celebrate 20 years of his musical journey with a nine-city India tour in 2027. The tour will begin in Ahmedabad on January 9 and conclude in Hyderabad on May 15 with a stadium-scale concert.
Hyderabad: For a generation that has grown up with Arijit Singh’s voice accompanying its biggest heartbreaks, love stories and late-night playlists, 2027 is set to be a special year. The singer has announced a nine-city India tour to celebrate 20 years of his musical journey, with Hyderabad set to host the final show on May 15.
The Arijit Singh India Tour 2027 will begin in Ahmedabad on January 9 before travelling to Chandigarh, Jaipur, Mumbai, Bengaluru, New Delhi, Pune and Indore. The tour will conclude in Hyderabad on May 15, giving fans in the city the last chance to experience the stadium-scale concert.
The tour comes months after Singh announced that he would no longer take on new playback assignments, choosing to focus on other musical pursuits. His return to the live stage therefore makes the tour particularly significant for fans who have followed his journey from his early days to becoming one of the most recognisable voices in Indian music.
Reflecting on the milestone, Singh said in a statement, “20 years of music is a journey I feel very grateful for. The greatest part of it has always been the people – the listeners who have given these songs a life of their own.” He added that he was looking forward to travelling across India and experiencing that connection with audiences live on stage.
Produced and promoted by Team Innovation and ticketed exclusively through thumpN, the tour will feature stadium-scale production, including a multi-tiered stage, an extended runway, panoramic screens, 360-degree spatial audio, lasers and pyrotechnics.
For Hyderabad fans, the concert will also be an opportunity to hear songs that have defined Arijit’s two-decade career, from Tum Hi Ho and Channa Mereya to Kesariya, Apna Bana Le, Chaleya and his more recent work.
