Shreya GhoshalThe Unstoppable Tour — 2026
Every confirmed date across the US and Canada — venues, directions, and official ticket links, kept current as shows are announced.
View tour dates ↓The short version
Shreya Ghoshal is touring North America in 2026 on The Unstoppable Tour, with 12 confirmed shows: Newark, Boston, Vienna, Columbus, Hoffman Estates, Toronto, Sugar Land, Grand Prairie, Cedar Park, Everett, Oakland, and Los Angeles. The tour runs from (Newark) to (Los Angeles). Tickets are sold only through official sellers — every date links to one in the table below.
Tour dates
Prudential Center
Agganis Arena
Filene Center at Wolf Trap
Nationwide Arena
NOW Arena
Scotiabank Arena
Smart Financial Centre
Texas Trust CU Theatre at Grand Prairie
HEB Center at Cedar Park
Angel of the Winds Arena
Oakland Arena
Shrine Auditorium - Los Angeles
Every ticket link above goes to the official seller for that show — nothing is sold on this site.
City guides
Each stop has its own page with the venue, directions, and the official ticket link:
About the tour
Shreya Ghoshal brings The Unstoppable Tour to arenas across North America in 2026, backed by a full live band. The set covers two decades of her film work — Hindi songs like “Deewani Mastani” and “Sun Raha Hai” alongside a rotating section of Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, and Bengali songs that changes with the city.
This site tracks the tour as it develops. Dates and venues come from official announcements, and every row in the table links to the official seller for that city. When a show sells out or a new city is confirmed, the table changes — check back before you book travel.
About Shreya Ghoshal
Shreya Ghoshal is one of the most awarded playback singers in Indian film history. She won the TV singing competition Sa Re Ga Ma Pa as a teenager, and director Sanjay Leela Bhansali picked her to sing for Devdas (2002) — a debut that won her a National Film Award. She has now won five of them, for songs in Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, and Tamil films, and has recorded in more than a dozen languages.
If you know her voice from “Deewani Mastani”, “Sun Raha Hai”, “Barso Re”, “Teri Ore”, or “Ghoomar”, that's the range a show covers: two decades of film songs, rearranged for a live band rather than replayed from the recordings.
She also has real history with North American audiences. After her 2010 concert in Columbus, Ohio's governor declared June 26 “Shreya Ghoshal Day” in the state — and Columbus is on the schedule again this tour.
- National Film Awards
- 5
- Recording languages
- 12+
- Film debut
- Devdas, 2002
The songs you'll hear
Warm up for the show
Know before you go
AShow duration
Around two and a half to three hours, usually with no intermission. She often extends the set with requests, so plan for a late finish on weeknights.
BWhat to expect
A full live band and a setlist that moves between Hindi film hits and songs in the local language of each city. She talks between songs and takes requests, so no two shows are identical.
CArrival & entry
Doors usually open 60–90 minutes before showtime. Bring your ticket QR code and a photo ID matching the booking name. Bag checks are standard at every venue.
DAge & camera policy
Children above 2 or 3 years old need their own ticket at most venues — check your city's listing. Phones are fine for photos.
Questions, answered
01When do tickets go on sale?
Dates marked “Get tickets” in the table above are on sale now through the linked official seller. Cities marked “On sale soon” have been announced, but a sale date hasn't been published yet. We update the table the day sales open.
02How much do tickets cost?
Prices vary by city and seating tier. Arena shows on this tour typically start around $50–75 for upper-level seats, with floor and premium sections going much higher. The official listing for each city has exact prices — the table links straight to it.
03What songs does she perform?
Her biggest Hindi film songs plus stretches in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, and Bengali. Setlists change from city to city, and she usually takes a few live requests.
04How long is the show?
Around two and a half to three hours, usually with no intermission. If your city has an opening act, plan for a longer evening — the listing will say so.
05What time should I arrive?
Aim for 45–60 minutes before showtime. That covers the security queue and finding your seat. Most venues let latecomers in only between songs.