Shreya Ghoshal wraps South East Asia leg of The Unstoppable Tour
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Singer Shreya Ghoshal has wrapped up the South East Asia leg of her ongoing concert series, The Unstoppable Tour, calling the journey 'incredibly special' after performances across Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and Bangkok. The leg ran from 25 July to 31 July 2025, drawing audiences who travelled across countries to attend the shows.
A Historic Night in Bangkok
The tour's South East Asia run concluded with a headline performance at UOB LIVE in Bangkok on 31 July, where Ghoshal made history as the first Indian artist to perform at the iconic venue. The milestone caps a leg that also included stops in Singapore on 25 July and Kuala Lumpur in between.
What Made Each Show Unique
Ghoshal performed a wide repertoire spanning multiple Indian languages, including Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Bengali. She noted that her Tamil songs received a particularly 'incredible response' in Kuala Lumpur — a city home to a significant Tamil-speaking diaspora. Standout moments included fans being welcomed on stage and thousands of voices singing along in unison.
Ghoshal on the Experience
'The love I've received throughout Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok has been truly overwhelming,' Ghoshal said. 'Every audience brought its own unique energy, and moments like welcoming fans on stage, hearing thousands of voices sing every word with me, witnessing the incredible response to my Tamil songs in Kuala Lumpur, and meeting fans who travelled across countries just to be a part of these concerts will stay with me forever. Bringing this South East Asia leg of The Unstoppable Tour to a close has been incredibly special, and I'm deeply grateful for all the love I've received. I can't wait to continue the tour and create many more unforgettable memories with audiences around the world.'
What Comes Next
With the South East Asia chapter now closed, The Unstoppable Tour is set to continue, with Ghoshal indicating more dates and destinations are on the horizon. The tour has already demonstrated strong demand among the Indian diaspora across the region, positioning it as one of the more ambitious live music projects by an Indian playback artist in recent years.