Let Her Go singer Passenger announces 3-city India tour. Details
British singer-songwriter Michael Rosenberg, popularly known by his stage name Passenger, is all set to make his much-anticipated India debut later this year. As part of his Asia tour, he will be performing across three Indian cities.Best known for his 2012 global hit 'Let Her Go' from the album 'All The Little Lights', Passenger will kick off his India tour in Delhi-NCR on November 19 at DLF CyberHub, followed by a performance in Mumbai on November 21 at Phoenix Marketcity, Kurla. The tour will conclude in Bengaluru on November 22 at Phoenix Marketcity.advertisementTickets for the concerts will go live on BookMyShow starting June 17, 2025, from 10 AM onwards.
For the uninitiated, Passenger originally began as a five-member band, but since 2009, it has evolved into a solo project helmed by Rosenberg. His breakout single Let Her Go not only touched hearts globally but also earned him a Brit Award nomination in 2014.In addition to the chart-topping 'Let Her Go', Rosenberg has delivered several other popular tracks, including 'Anywhere', 'Simple Song', 'Sword from the Stone', and 'Heart's on Fire'. His most recent album, 'Birds That Flew and Ships' That Sailed, was released in 2022.Even over a decade later, 'Let Her Go' continues to resonate with fans worldwide, boasting over 2.5 billion streams on Spotify and 3.8 billion views on YouTube.Must Watch
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