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Jeremy Zucker to Perform Live in India for First Time This December
✍️ Rolling Stone India
🗓 31 Oct 2026, 04:06 AM
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American singer‑songwriter Jeremy Zucker has confirmed his inaugural concert in India, scheduled for December, according to Rolling Stone India.
Jeremy Zucker, the U.S. indie‑pop vocalist known for hits such as "comethru" and "all the kids are depressed," announced his first ever live show in India for December, as reported by Rolling Stone India. The artist confirmed the dates via his official channels, stating that the tour will mark his debut on Indian soil.
Zucker has built a sizable following in the subcontinent through streaming platforms and social media, where his mellow electro‑pop sound resonates with young audiences. His previous tours have covered North America, Europe and parts of Asia, but he has not yet performed in South Asia.
While the exact city and venue have not been disclosed, industry insiders suggest that major metropolitan hubs such as Mumbai or Delhi are likely candidates. Fans have taken to Twitter and Instagram to express excitement, with many hoping for tickets to go on sale soon.
Organisers have yet to release pricing or ticketing details, but the announcement is expected to boost concert‑tour demand in the Indian market during the year‑end festival season.
Zucker has built a sizable following in the subcontinent through streaming platforms and social media, where his mellow electro‑pop sound resonates with young audiences. His previous tours have covered North America, Europe and parts of Asia, but he has not yet performed in South Asia.
While the exact city and venue have not been disclosed, industry insiders suggest that major metropolitan hubs such as Mumbai or Delhi are likely candidates. Fans have taken to Twitter and Instagram to express excitement, with many hoping for tickets to go on sale soon.
Organisers have yet to release pricing or ticketing details, but the announcement is expected to boost concert‑tour demand in the Indian market during the year‑end festival season.