Grammy-winning singer Dua Lipa will perform at the Zomato Feeding India Concert (ZFIC) 2024, scheduled for November 30 at MMRDA, BKC in Mumbai, said a report by Hindustan Times. The pop star shared that her recent visits to India have helped her form a special connection with the country.
A report by Times of India mentioned that Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal confirmed this will be Dua Lipa’s first performance in India. The singer expressed her excitement about returning, saying she’s eager to experience the “warmth” of the place once more. “My recent trip to India was a beautiful reminder of how much I love this place. The warmth and energy I felt were amazing,” she said in a statement.
According to a report by NDTV, Zomato Live has shared details about the concert on Instagram. “Dua Lipa is HERE to ‘blow your mind’. Get ready to dance the night away at the Zomato Feeding India Concert in Mumbai on November 30th. Tickets go live soon! Get notified on the Zomato Live tab now. Don’t miss the exclusive pre-sale for HSBC cardholders with 10 percent off from 27th-29th August (limited time only),” read the side note.
Her upcoming performance adds to Dua’s previously announced Asia leg of her Radical Optimism Tour, which kicks off in Singapore on November 5 and stops in Jakarta, Manila, Tokyo, Taipei, Kuala Lumpur, and Bangkok, before concluding in Seoul on December 5. The tour is in support of Dua’s third album, Radical Optimism.
Dua Lipa took the stage at the OnePlus Music Festival in Navi Mumbai in 2019, leaving a lasting impression on her Indian fans. Fast forward to 2023, she wrapped up the year with a memorable trip to Rajasthan, where she immersed herself in the country’s vibrant culture.
From savoring local delicacies to exploring India’s diverse fashion scene and discovering its spiritual heritage, Dua indulged in all things quintessentially Indian. She shared captivating moments from her adventure on social media, giving her followers a glimpse into her incredible India experience.
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