On the back of releasing his recent EP ‘How Much a Rhyme Costs,’ the Dehradun hip-hop artist will kicking off the tour in Mumbai on Nov. 7
Dehradun hip-hop artist Karma. Photo: Press
Karma is staying in the spotlight after releasing his recent EP How Much a Rhyme Costs and signing to Warner Music India, the Dehradun hip-hop artist will head out on a multi-city tour across India, called The Warm Up Tour.
Kicking off on Nov. 7 at Antisocial in Mumbai, Karma will head on to perform in Chandigarh (Nov. 22), Delhi NCR (Nov. 24), his hometown Dehradun (Nov. 30), Jaipur (Dec. 7), Bhopal (Dec. 14) and Indore (Dec. 15). The shows will include material from How Much a Rhyme Costs, including songs like “Bada” with producer Kshmr and “Karta Kya Hai” with Raftaar. While more cities are expected to be added along the way, tickets for select shows are now on sale via Skillbox.
Karma said in a statement, “I’m beyond thrilled for my debut tour. My fans have shown me so much love, and it’s time to give back. The energy they bring is incredible, and I can’t wait to take The Warm Up Tour to these amazing cities and my hometown, Dehradun. It’s going to be an unforgettable journey!”
In addition to the tour, Karma is also scheduled to drop a new EP in November via Warner Music India.
In an earlier announcement about signing with the label, Karma said in a statement, “I’ve always believed in pushing my boundaries and collaborating with those who share the same vision of creative growth. With Warner Music India backing me, and the power of its global network, I am getting a platform to share stories that resonate on a global scale. Their belief in my vision has allowed me to stay true to my roots while taking my art to places I never imagined. We understand it’s about building culture, and now we have the tools to take my creativity to the next level.”
Nov. 7, 2024 – Antisocial, Mumbai
Nov. 22, 2024 – Sante, Chandigarh
Nov. 24, 2024 – TBA, Delhi NCR
Nov. 30, 2024 – TBA, Dehradun
Dec. 7, 2024 – TBA, Jaipur
Dec. 14, 2024 – TBA, Bhopal
Dec. 15, 2024 – TBA, Indore
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