Arijit Singh Announces 9-City India Tour Celebrating 20 Years Of Music

After two decades of music, Arijit Singh is taking his songs back to the audiences who have made them part of their lives.

The singer has announced his biggest-ever India tour, with the Arijit Singh India Tour 2027 set to travel across nine Indian cities between January and May. The tour will mark 20 years of Singh’s journey in music and will bring his catalogue to some of the country’s biggest venues.

The tour will begin in Ahmedabad on January 9, followed by Chandigarh on January 23 and Jaipur on February 7. Singh will then perform in Mumbai on February 20 before heading to Bengaluru on March 13 and New Delhi on March 27. The tour will continue with Pune on April 10, Indore on May 1 and Hyderabad on May 15.

Speaking about the milestone, Singh said, “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, **“I’m really looking forward to travelling across India and experiencing that love together, live on stage. There are so many songs, so many memories and so many people to meet. I can’t wait.”

The setlist is expected to span different phases and sounds of Singh’s career, bringing together songs that have become enduring favourites with newer material. The idea is less a conventional concert and more a celebration of a catalogue that has travelled across languages, generations and borders.

The production is being designed on a similarly expansive scale. The shows will feature a multi-tiered stage with an extended runway, allowing Singh to move deeper into the audience. The experience will also include 360-degree spatial audio, panoramic screens, kinetic LED fixtures, laser arrays and stadium-scale pyrotechnics.

Yet for Singh, the occasion appears to come back to something much simpler: the relationship between his music and the people who have listened to it.

Twenty years into his career, the India tour gives those listeners an opportunity to experience those songs together, in the same spaces and on a scale that Singh has not attempted in the country before.