Shreya Ghoshal Set to Embark on Her Longest North American Tour This September

Following successful performances across Europe, Australia and Asia, renowned Indian playback singer Shreya Ghoshal is set to bring “The Unstoppable Tour 2026” to North America in September.

The tour is being organized by U.S.-based global events company Intense Entertainment, owned by Manish Sood and Deepa Sahani Sood.

According to a statement from Intense Entertainment, the North American leg will be Ghoshal’s longest tour in the region to date, covering 12 cities across the United States and Canada in a single month.

The tour will begin in Boston on September 4, followed by Newark on September 5, Virginia on September 6, Columbus on September 9, Chicago on September 11, Toronto on September 13, Houston on September 18, Dallas on September 19, Austin on September 20, Seattle on September 24 and the Bay Area on September 26. It will conclude in Los Angeles on September 27.

Ghoshal and her touring team will travel together between cities in sleeper coaches, a format rarely used on this scale by Indian performers touring the United States. Music composer A.R. Rahman is among the few Indian artists known to have used a similar arrangement.

According to the statement, “Each night promises an unforgettable evening of Shreya Ghoshal’s chart-topping hits, powerful vocals and the electrifying energy of her celebrated live performances, bringing her music to the Indian diaspora and Bollywood music lovers across the United States and Canada.”

Expressing enthusiasm about the tour, Ghoshal said, “This tour holds a very special place in my heart and marks a landmark chapter in the whole ‘Unstoppable’ journey. In a career spanning over two decades, this will be my longest tour across North America in a single month, and I’m genuinely excited to be coming back. I’m also very happy to be working with Manish, Deepa Sood and the entire Intense Entertainment team once again.”

Ghoshal said performing in several cities within a short period and working with a team that understands the tour’s requirements and makes the journey feel effortless mean a great deal to her.

“My last visit gave me some beautiful memories, and I had promised myself and my audiences that I would come back. I’m so happy that I’m finally keeping that promise,” she added. “There’s something very special about performing here, especially as we head into the festive season, and I’m looking forward to creating that mood and celebrating it with my audiences. Every night on stage reminds me of why I love what I do. Music has this incredible ability to bring people together, no matter where they come from or how far apart they are.”

Sood, national promoter and founder of Intense Entertainment, said the tour will celebrate Ghoshal’s musical career spanning more than two decades.

“There is a certain excitement that comes with experiencing an artist live, and we couldn’t be happier to bring Shreya Ghoshal back to North America. The idea behind the ‘Shreya Ghoshal Unstoppable Tour’ is to celebrate her incredible two-decade musical journey and the music that has become a part of so many memories. We’re going all out to make this tour one of the biggest live Bollywood musical experiences the U.S. has ever seen,” said Sood, who has previously organized several high-profile international shows.

The tour is being presented in coordination with Ghoshal’s management team, BToS, to support planning across the North American leg.

The statement said audiences can expect performances of songs including Teri Ore, Chikni Chameli, Varoon Forever, Re Mann, Duur Huye, Chaudhavi Shab and Shankaraay. Ghoshal will be accompanied by international musicians who have participated in her musical journey.

According to the organizers, the tour has already set several ticket-sales records for an Indian female Bollywood singer in North America. Toronto’s 15,000-capacity Scotiabank Arena sold out within two days of tickets going on sale, while Newark’s 12,000-capacity Prudential Center sold out in four days.

The statement said shows in Boston, Washington, Chicago, Oakland and Los Angeles have also sold out. Seattle and Columbus have experienced strong demand despite being scheduled on weekdays, while performances in Houston, Dallas and Austin are nearly sold out.

Organizers said the entire 12-city tour has been marketed digitally, without printed flyers, posters or standees at grocery stores, restaurants or other traditional community outlets.

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