Ed Sheeran
Ed Sheeran to return to India with 6-city tour next year, check out the dates now
Internationally popular singer Ed Sheeran has confirmed he will perform in India next year and announced his upcoming show dates.
The announcement left his fans in India elated who will be looking forward to beginning their new year with a bang.
In his India leg of the tour, Shreen's first concert will be held on January 30 in Pune.
His last concert in India will be held in Delhi on February 15.
Apart from India, He will also perform in Bhutan, Qatar and Bahrain.
Expressing his excitement over the upcoming tours, Shreen wrote on Instagram: "Coming back to India for my biggest ever tour of your beautiful country."
"Also coming to play Bhutan for the first time, coming back to Qatar for the first time in a decade and playing that beautiful amphitheatre in Bahrain again. What a way to start 2025, can’t wait to see you all there," he said.
The singer said ticket sales for the Indian concerts will begin on December 11.
The English singer, who is known for singing popular songs like 'Shape Of You' and 'Perfect', is expected to leave the stage of fire with his rocking performance in Pune (January 30), Hyderabad (February 2), Chennai (February 5), Bengaluru (February 8), Shillong (February 12), and Delhi NCR (February 15).
He will perform in the Bhutanese capital Thimphu on January 24.
He will create history by becoming the first international star to perform in the Himalayan country.
Book My Show, which is the official platform that will sell tickets for the show, posted on Instagram: " The wait is over! @teddysphotos is bringing his tour to India! 😍 Get ready for an unforgettable concert experience in Pune, Hyderabad, Chennai, Bengaluru, Shillong, and Delhi NCR!"
Earlier this year, Ed performed in Mumbai where fans were left spellbound after the British star collaborated with Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh to perform jointly on stage.
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