Fast selling out Ed Sheeran show on Feb 8 in Bengaluru prompts organisers to add extra show
The Hindu
Ed Sheeran adds extra show in Bengaluru due to high demand, featuring acoustic brilliance and iconic hits.
Good news to Ed Sheeran's fans in Bengaluru who weren't able to get affordable tickets the first time round. An extra show is added to the four-time Grammy award winner's The Mathematics Tour in Bengaluru.
Now Sheeran will be performing on February 8 and February 9, the organisers said on Friday (December 20, 2024).
For the February 8 show, tickets priced between ₹4,000 and ₹10,000 were already sold out and the ones priced between ₹11,000 and ₹30,000 are fast filling. February 9 tickets went live today at 12 noon.
Owen Roncon, Chief of Business (Live Events), BookMyShow, which is organising The Mathematics Tour in India, said, "The response has been truly phenomenal, and we are thrilled to announce an additional show in Bengaluru to meet the extraordinary demand from his fans." Bengaluru will be the only city in India to host back-to-back performances of Sheeran, added Roncon.
The tour will see Sheeran spotlighting his signature acoustic brilliance, with just his guitar and Loop Station, said Owen Roncon, Chief of Business (Live Events), BookMyShow.
BookMyShow is organising the tour with AEG Presents Asia, a live entertainment company that has presented uber popular pop stars like Taylor Swift and the K-Pop phenomenon Blackpink in recent times.
Sheeran's setlist in India will include iconic tracks from his decade-spanning career such as 'Shape of You', 'Thinking Out Loud', 'Perfect', 'Shivers' and 'Castle on the Hill', alongside tracks from his latest chart-topping album, added Roncon.
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