While he may have performed umpteen times for his fans in concerts, it’s for the first time that Harrdy Sandhu is going on a multi-city India tour. This one and a half month long tour will start from November 18 in Delhi and end in Jaipur on December 31, covering cities such as Indore (December 9), Mumbai (December 17), Pune (December 20), Kolkata (December 24), Bhubaneshwar (December 27).
While it took a long time for the singer to plan something this big, keeping the fans waiting, he looks at it with a positive lens. “I strongly believe there’s a timing for everything, and I think this is the right time for it. This is the first time that I am going on an India tour and I’m super excited about it. We have a great lineup and I can’t wait to give back the love to my audiences that they have always showered on me and my music. As much as I’m looking forward to seeing my fans, my bigger thought is to make sure they have a blast when they attend the concert,” he shares with us.
Sandhu is also rehearsing to dance to the tunes of his own songs while singing the fan favourites. The idea, he says, is to “get that international concert vibe to India”, and that’s another reason why it took so much time for him to plan an India tour. “I wanted to offer something out of the box,” he says, adding, “As far as dancing is concerned, I personally really enjoy doing it. Though dance rehearsals are fun, it’s extremely tiring and gruesome. Not just that, every aspect of it… even the tiniest of things, requires enough time and preparation. Right from dance and singing rehearsals to studio time and coordinating with the crew, there’s a lot that has been going on behind the scenes.”
While there are many surprise elements in store for fans coming to the show, Sandhu says, “some things are best kept under wraps, so that we can also enjoy the audience’s reactions to it. I’m confident they will like what we have planned for them.” Though he refuses to share much about the tour, he does let it slip that he will be using Hydraulic (technology) for the events. ” We had used it in my last music video Psycho and we are recreating this in our tour. We are using hydraulics in the performances, along with multiple background dancers joining in on the stage. We are all set to go out with full power and give the audience a one-of-a-kind experience,” he shares with us exclusively.
Ask him if he is excited about performing in a particular city, and he says, “I don’t think it would be fair to pick fans from a specific city, but since it’s Punjabi music and Delhi’s main crowd is Punjabi, I expect the crowd to be enthusiastic there.”
“We have a whole bunch of songs, from my latest ones to the OGs. However, I think performing Bijlee Bijlee would be a whole new level of madness, especially with all the background dancers and hydraulics. So, yeah, I’m really excited,” he ends.
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