Akon’s 3-city Tour will make your heart beat in November!

Akon’s 3-city India tour! There will be a blast in Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai. Early access for HSBC cardholders. Book tickets quickly!

Get ready for November!

Good news for singers and musicians! Pop star Akon is coming to India in November and that too to rock three cities!

When and where will this great show take place? Note the

Three different cities, three different opportunities to dance with Akon!

How to get tickets?

Oh yes, now you must be wondering where to get tickets? Don’t worry, tickets will go live on Distrito by Zomato.

And if you have an HSBC card, then you are getting a special chance!

You can get early access from 1 pm on 8 August. For everyone else, the sale will start from 10 August at 10 pm.

India in Akon’s heart

Akon has described India as his “second home”. He has said that he loves the enthusiasm of Indian fans and the culture here.

He promises that this performance will create history!

He will set the stage on fire with hits like “Chammak Challo”, “Right Now (Na Na Na)” and “Don’t Matter”.

The team behind the show

The entire tour is presented by White Fox and co-produced by Percept Live. Both aim to deliver a great live experience.

And it’s not just Akon, Enrique Iglesias is also returning to Mumbai after 13 years this year.

International artists like Coldplay, Maroon 5 and Dua Lipa have rocked India in the past.

Are you ready?

dancing and singing with Akon for one night, grooving to his hits!

If you are a music fan, don’t miss this opportunity. Akon’s songs will rock in the cold of November! Message your friends now and start planning.

Tickets will run out soon!

Remember, whenever an international artist comes to India, the tickets get sold out in a jiffy.

So be alert and book your tickets as soon as the sale starts.

Don’t miss the chance to spend a memorable evening with Akon in November!

Summary:

Akon will be performing in Delhi, Bangalore and Mumbai in November. Tickets will be available to HSBC card holders from August 8 and to the general public from August 10. He considers India as his “second home”.