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Vishal Mishra's Pagalpan Tour: Why His Music Connects Millions Nationwide

Vishal Mishra is launching his much-anticipated Pagalpan Tour across India starting this November. The tour kicks off in Gurugram on November 22nd with shows planned in multiple major cities through February 2026. He describes the album as exploring universal emotions of loneliness and the search for connection. Fans can book tickets exclusively through District by Zomato for these intimate performances.

Key Points: Vishal Mishra Announces Pan-India Pagalpan Tour Dates 2025-26

  • Tour begins November 22 in Gurugram with Pune and Hyderabad dates
  • Seven cities confirmed including Bengaluru, Kolkata, and Mumbai
  • Additional cities to be announced for second tour leg
  • Tickets available exclusively through District by Zomato platform
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Vishal Mishra excited about his upcoming pan-India tour

Singer Vishal Mishra embarks on Pagalpan Tour across India, starting Gurugram Nov 22. Tickets on District by Zomato. 15 songs exploring universal emotions.

"Pagalpan isn't madness to me — it's honesty. It's about feeling deeply, staying human, and finding beauty even when everything feels chaotic. - Vishal Mishra"

Mumbai, October 17

Singer Vishal Mishra, best known for crooning soulful tracks such as 'Kaise Hua' and 'pehle Bhi Main', is all set to embark on a pan-India tour.

An initiative by Laqshya Media Group, the first leg of the Pagalpan Tour will kick off this year on November 22 in Gurugram (Delhi NCR), with subsequent performances scheduled in Pune on November 29 and Hyderabad on December 20, read a press note.

The excitement will continue into 2026 with concerts in Ahmedabad on January 10, Bengaluru on January 17, Kolkata on February 21 and Mumbai on February 28. Additional cities will be announced in due course for the second leg of the tour.

Excited about his upcoming gigs, Vishal said, "Pagalpan came from a very real place -- a space filled with questions, emotions and the need to understand what we all quietly go through. After months away from performing, this tour feels like meeting my people again -- those who've been part of my journey, even from a distance. This album brings together many artists and cultures, but at its heart, it's about something simple and universal. I've realised that no matter where we come from, the feelings of loneliness, the search for companionship, and the longing to be understood are the same everywhere."

He added, "The fifteen songs in Pagalpan are fifteen stages of hope -- each one a step towards healing, for me and hopefully for everyone who listens. Pagalpan isn't madness to me -- it's honesty. It's about feeling deeply, staying human, and finding beauty even when everything feels chaotic."

Tickets will be available exclusively on District by Zomato.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Finally a tour that's actually pan-India! Most artists only do Delhi-Mumbai-Bangalore. Good to see smaller cities getting concerts too. Hope he adds Chandigarh in the second leg.
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Ananya R
His words about loneliness and companionship really hit home. In today's fast-paced life, we all feel these emotions but rarely talk about them. His music makes us feel less alone. ❤️
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Michael C
As someone who recently moved to India, I've discovered Vishal's music and it's beautiful how it transcends language barriers. The emotions in his voice are universal. Looking forward to the Mumbai concert!
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Karthik V
Tickets on Zomato? Interesting choice. Hope the booking experience is smooth. Last time I tried booking through food apps for events, it was quite chaotic. Fingers crossed for better experience this time.
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Shreya B
The way he describes Pagalpan as "honesty" rather than madness is so profound. His music has always felt authentic. Can't wait for the Hyderabad show - already marking my calendar! 📅
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David E
While I appreciate the sentiment, I wish more established artists would keep ticket prices reasonable. Many genuine fans from middle-class families can't afford these concerts

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