Singer and songwriter Prateek Kuhad announces his 10-city Silhouettes Tour across India

After a triumphant international run across the US and Canada, acclaimed singer-songwriter Prateek Kuhad is set to return home to India with his Silhouettes Tour. The highly anticipated nationwide tour spanning ten major cities will kick off on November 8 and conclude on December 22, 2024, with additional tour dates in Australia, the UK, Asia, and Europe along the way.

Renowned for his soulful melodies and evocative lyrics, Prateek Kuhad is looking forward to enthraling fans across India once again after his last sold-out tour in 2022. The Silhouettes Tour will feature live performances of his chart-topping hits, including ‘Cold/mess’, ‘Tum Jab Paas’, ‘Kasoor’, and his latest offerings, including ‘Just Like A Movie’ and ‘Mulaqat.’ 

Sharing his excitement for the tour, Kuhad said, “The love and energy that India pours is unparalleled. We will be touring across the globe over the next few months and will wrap up the Silhouettes Tour in the winter with the India leg. I’ve been reading all the comments and messages my fans in India have been sending about the tour. It’s going to be a special set with the entire band, and we aim to take it a notch higher this year. My team and I are working really hard to make it one of the best experiences for my fans.” 

As one of India’s most celebrated singer-songwriters, his homecoming tour will be one for the books. The setlist will traverse his discography, offering audiences a captivating visual narrative in what promises to be an unforgettable experience. 

What's more, Early Bird Tickets for the Silhouettes Tour will be available starting June 20, 2024, exclusively on BookMyShow! Silhouettes Tour is presented by Johnnie Walker Refreshing Mixer Non-Alcoholic, produced and curated by TribeVibe Entertainment, and co-curated by Big Bad Wolf, supported by Sponco. 

Book your tickets for the Prateek Kuhad Silhouettes Tour here

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