Travis Scott adds Mumbai concert to India tour after Delhi sells out
With smash hits like 'SICKO MODE', 'Goosebumps', and 'FE!N', Travis Scott's live shows are known for their unmatched energy and immersive visuals. His latest album 'UTOPIA', hailed as the 'album of the decade,' continues to break records, with over 50 billion global streams. India's inclusion, now with two back-to-back shows, underscores the country's rising stature on the global touring map. Fans in Mumbai can now brace for the 'La Flame' spectacle up close, an audiovisual experience that promises to be nothing short of legendary.- EndsTrending Reel
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