Shreya Ghoshal's Unstoppable tour will play 14 Indian cities, and the venues are now out

If you have ever hummed a Hindi film song from the last twenty years, there is a good chance Shreya Ghoshal was the voice. Now she is taking those songs on the road across India, with 14 shows between November 2026 and April 2027.

This is the India leg of The Unstoppable Tour. Shreya announced the dates on her social accounts on 21 September 2026, and the listings on District, the ticketing platform handling the tour, now carry a venue for every city.

The dates and venues

Going by the District listings, all shows start at 6 pm:

• Bengaluru: Sunday, 22 November 2026, District Arena @ Terraform
• Guwahati: Saturday, 19 December, ACA Stadium, Barsapara
• Kolkata: Saturday, 26 December, Aquatica Ground
• Bhubaneswar: Saturday, 16 January 2027, Wonderla Amusement Park
• Visakhapatnam: Saturday, 23 January, Indira Priyadarshini Stadium
• Jaipur: Saturday, 30 January, JECC
• New Delhi: Sunday, 14 February, Indira Gandhi Arena
• Hyderabad: Saturday, 20 February, Gachibowli Stadium
• Ahmedabad: Saturday, 27 February, Shankus Farm
• Kochi: Sunday, 7 March, Cochin Trade Centre
• Pune: Saturday, 13 March, Mayfield Yash Garden
• Chennai: Saturday, 20 March, YMCA College of Physical Education
• Mumbai: Saturday, 27 March, Jio World Garden
• Indore: Saturday, 3 April 2027, C21 Estate

What is still missing

When we checked District on 4 October 2026, each city listing showed a starting price, from ₹700 in Guwahati and Visakhapatnam up to ₹3,000 in Delhi and Mumbai. The listing does not name any guests or openers. We will update when those are announced, so check the official page before you plan travel, as prices and tiers can change.

Why it matters

This is a big list of cities for a playback singer's solo tour. It goes well beyond the usual metro circuit: Guwahati, Bhubaneswar, Visakhapatnam, Kochi and Indore all get a night. It is a sign of how far the film-music catalogue travels live.

In her announcement post, Shreya called the tour "a celebration of everything we've shared through music". She has pitched it as a show that cuts across languages and generations, and District bills it as a run of classics and fan favourites, which tracks with a catalogue this deep. India is also the homecoming leg rather than the opening one: The Unstoppable Tour has already played Europe, Australia, Asia and North America.

It also lands in a crowded winter. Guns N' Roses play Bengaluru on 14 November and Guwahati on 17 November, and Gorillaz and Foo Fighters arrive in January. If you are budgeting for concerts, the calendar from November to March just got a lot busier.