Shreya Ghoshal, the voice of Devdas and Padmaavat, brings The Unstoppable Tour back to The O2 arena for the venue's 20th birthday series.
Shreya Ghoshal, the playback voice of Hindi cinema for more than two decades, brings The Unstoppable Tour back to The O2 arena in North Greenwich on Friday 4 June 2027.
Born in West Bengal in 1984 and raised in Rajasthan, Ghoshal began training in Hindustani classical music at six. At 16 she won the television contest Sa Re Ga Ma.
Sanjay Leela Bhansali then chose her voice for Paro in Devdas (2002), and her songs for it brought a first National Film Award. She went on to sing A. R. Rahman’s “Barso Re”, and “Deewani Mastani” and “Ghoomar” for Bhansali. She now holds five National Film Awards and seven Filmfare Awards.
London has known her since 2013, when she made her Royal Albert Hall debut with an evening marking a century of Bollywood. She returned to the hall the following year.
The Unstoppable Tour opened at The O2, and this date returns it to the room where it began. The set moves through the film songs that made her name and unveils new material. She is the second artist named for the arena’s 20th birthday series, two decades after it opened in 2007.