Darshan Raval's fans have less than four weeks to wait. The Love Letters India Tour, his first full-scale tour in about three years, opens in his home state on 22 November 2026 and wraps in Delhi a week before Christmas.

Tour dates

  1. Ahmedabad: Sunday, 22 November 2026
  2. Bengaluru: Sunday, 29 November 2026, Bhartiya Mall of Bengaluru
  3. Kolkata: Saturday, 5 December 2026
  4. Mumbai: Sunday, 13 December 2026
  5. New Delhi: Saturday, 19 December 2026, Okhla Industrial Area Phase 3

Shows are listed at 5:30 pm. Some venues are still to be announced, so keep an eye on your ticket app.

Tickets

  • Platform: District by Zomato, exclusively
  • Prices: from Rs 999
  • Promoter: Team Innovation with Warner Music India

What makes this tour different

Darshan has said the tour moves away from a standard arena format, aiming to make people feel connected to the stage even in a large room, according to ETV Bharat. His earlier runs included the 10-city Love A Fair tour and the Sound of Love series.

Songs to expect

  1. Chogada, Loveyatri
  2. Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga, title song
  3. Mehrama, Love Aaj Kal
  4. Baarish Lete Aana
  5. Asal Mein
  6. Hawa Banke
  7. Barsaat Lagdi Ae

Tips for fans

  1. Book early. The Ahmedabad home show is likely to go first.
  2. Buy only on District. Resale links on social media are a common scam.
  3. Check the venue a week before. Several cities are listed as to be announced.

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Darshan Raval tour: FAQs

When does the Love Letters India Tour start? In Ahmedabad on 22 November 2026.

Which cities are on the tour? Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Kolkata, Mumbai and New Delhi.

When is the Mumbai show? On 13 December 2026.

Where can I buy tickets? Only on District by Zomato.

How much are tickets? From Rs 999.

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Image: Darshan Raval at the 12th Radio Mirchi Music Awards. Photo via Wikimedia Commons, used under its free licence.