The hip-hop and pop artist’s run of shows will start in Bengaluru on October 28th and end on December 29th in Goa
Indian hip-hop/pop artist KING.
KING’s next album New Life is gaining momentum. With the release of the introductory song “Crown” with singer-songwriter Natania, the pop/hip-hop hitmaker behind songs like “Maan Meri Jaan” and “Tu Aaake Dekhle” has also announced an 11-city India tour starting October 28th in Bengaluru and ending on December 29th in Goa.
In between, KING and his band will be hitting up Jaipur (November 4th), Hyderabad (November 18th), Guwahati (November 24th), Kolkata (November 26th), Delhi NCR (December 3rd), Pune (December 8th), Lucknow (December 10th), Ahmedabad (December 17th) and cap it off with a Mumbai show on December 24th and a year-ender gig in Goa on December 29th.
The news of KING’s India tour – promoted TI Live by events company Team Innovation – comes after his U.K., U.S. and Canada shows slated for September were nixed due to delays in procuring visas. For now, though, the artist is more than happy to play to his biggest target audience yet in India. “We’ve put our blood and sweat to make this tour an experience of a lifetime. Please come and join us to be a part of this moment,” KING said on Instagram.
In a statement about the tour, he added, “I’m thrilled about my India tour for the album New Life. The incredible love and support from my fans over the years have been truly overwhelming. I can’t wait to see everyone and perform for them. I’m determined to give back the same love and affection I receive every day from my fans. My heart is full, and I’m excited to meet you all my King’s Clan.”
Pre-sale tickets for the tour will begin on September 15th, with registrations now open. Get more details here.
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