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Krishna Das launches five-city kirtan tour in India this October and November

Krishna Das will tour five Indian cities from October 23 to November 4, 2023, offering immersive kirtan sessions that blend music and spirituality to connect audiences. The tour aims to foster community and personal connections through sacred sound.

BRIC Team
By BRIC Team · BRIC.TV
Published Aug 1, 2026 · 1 min read · 93 views
Krishna Das launches five-city kirtan tour in India this October and November

Key Takeaways

  • Krishna Das announces a five-city tour across India this fall
  • Tour aims to enhance community and spiritual connections through music
  • Each concert will feature a 2.5-hour immersive kirtan session
  • Krishna Das blends traditional chants with contemporary musical elements

Grammy-nominated musician Krishna Das is preparing for a five-city tour in India this October and November,promising his unique mix of devotional kirtan with modern musical elements. Team Innovation Cultural is organizing the tour after his past shows here were a hit.

Kicking off in New Delhi on October 23,the tour hits Mumbai on October 25,Pune on October 30,Ahmedabad on November 1, wrapping up in Bengaluru on November 4. Each show features 2.5-hour kirtan session, focusing on call-and-response tradition,inviting audience participation for an immersive vibe rather than just a concert .

Seen as one of top kirtan artists globally, Krishna Das has spent over 30 years bringing traditional Indian chanting to audiences worldwide. His fusion of ancient Sanskrit chants with modern music attracts both spiritual seekers and music fans.

“Coming back to India is always special. The warmth and devotion of audiences here inspire me every time,” Krishna Das said. He hopes gatherings will help attendees reconnect with love, compassion, and inner peace through sacred sound.

Mohit Bijlani, Founder of Team Innovation, says the tour meets growing demand for live events that foster community and spiritual ties. “Krishna Das has an amazing way of uniting people through music and devotion. We’re thrilled to extend tour this year,” Bijlani said.

Sidhartha Todi,Founder of 7Entertainment and Co-Founder of UNI7IED,stressed that Krishna Das' performances go beyond music, creating meaningful experiences. “This tour is about forming connections where music,spirituality,and community come together powerfully,” he said .

As excitement builds for this tour, Krishna Das continues to strike a chord with audiences, showing the timeless draw of kirtan and its role in creating a sense of belonging and spiritual awakening.

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