Nayab Midha's Rajkumari India Tour 2026: 20+ Cities & Global Stops

Spoken word artist Nayab Midha has announced the Rajkumari India Tour 2026, which will travel to over 20 cities across the country from May to October. The tour will feature a major stadium-scale performance at Delhi's Talkatora Stadium. Midha describes the tour as a "full-circle moment," having begun her career in Delhi's slam poetry scenes. Following the India leg, the tour is scheduled to expand to international destinations including the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.

Key Points: Nayab Midha Announces Rajkumari India Tour 2026

  • 20+ city India tour from May-Oct 2026
  • Stadium show at Delhi's Talkatora Stadium
  • Follows successful 2023 & international 2025 editions
  • Aims to elevate spoken word as a major art form
  • Global leg to follow in US, Canada, UK, Singapore
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Nayab Midha announces Rajkumari India Tour 2026 spanning more than 20 cities

Spoken word artist Nayab Midha announces her 2026 Rajkumari India Tour, spanning 20+ cities including a Delhi stadium show, before heading globally.

"This tour is not just about performing at scale, it's about proving that spoken word poetry deserves the same space, respect and investment as any other performing art. - Nayab Midha"

New Delhi, April 17

The Rajkumari India Tour 2026 by spoken word artist Nayab Midha has been announced.

The multi-city tour will travel across more than 20 Indian cities and will also feature a stadium-scale show at Delhi's Talkatora Stadium.

According to the announcement, the India leg of the tour will run from May to October 2026. Cities on the schedule include Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Kolkata, Pune, Lucknow, Chandigarh, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Patna, Indore and several others.

The upcoming tour follows the earlier editions of Rajkumari, which began in 2023.

According to the organisers, the first edition drew audiences in several Indian cities, while the 2025 edition expanded to international markets including London, Amsterdam, Berlin, Melbourne, Sydney and Auckland.

Sharing her thoughts on the new tour, Nayab Midha said the journey feels like a "full-circle moment" for her after starting in Delhi's slam poetry spaces with only a dream and a microphone.

"This India tour feels like a full-circle moment for me. I started out in Delhi's slam poetry communities with nothing more than a dream and a microphone, and today, to return as a headline artist across cities and continents is incredibly meaningful," she said as per a release.

"This tour is not just about performing at scale, it's about proving that spoken word poetry deserves the same space, respect and investment as any other performing art. We are no longer waiting for that recognition; we are building it," she said.

Born in Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan, Nayab Midha left her engineering career in 2020 to pursue poetry full-time. Since then, she has built a growing audience through live performances and digital platforms.

After the India leg, the tour is also expected to travel to the United States, Canada, Singapore and the United Kingdom. Tickets are available on BookMyShow.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Finally a major tour that includes cities like Patna and Indore, not just the metros. It's about time artists recognized the audience here. Booked my tickets for Lucknow!
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Aman W
Respect for her journey. From slam poetry in Delhi to stadium shows is no small feat. Hope this opens doors for more spoken word artists in the country.
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Sarah B
Saw her in London last year. Her poetry on identity and belonging really resonated with the diaspora. Thrilled she's taking the tour to so many Indian cities now.
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Karthik V
While I admire the ambition, I hope the ticket pricing is kept reasonable. Stadium shows in Delhi can get very expensive, shutting out the very community she started with.
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Nisha Z
As someone from Rajasthan, it makes me so proud to see an artist from Sri Ganganagar on such a massive tour. More power to her! 🇮🇳

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