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Radhika Das | Mantra Meditation | London
After drawing a staggering 15,000-strong crowd in New Delhi on his last visit, UK-based kirtan musician Radhika Das is set to return to India for his second tour; and this time, the devotion promises to run even deeper.
Known for transforming concert venues into collective meditations through mantra chanting, immersive soundscapes and heartfelt storytelling, the artist believes today’s youth are leading a quiet spiritual revival. “Every time I return to India, I feel like the mantras are coming home. What intrigues and excites me is seeing youth embrace kirtan so openly. There’s a real hunger for meaning and connection right now, and devotional music is meeting that moment,” he says, as he prepares to bring his internationally touring ensemble to India.
In an exclusive conversation with Bombay Times, Radhika Das reflects on identity, authenticity, and why bhakti, for him, is less about performance and more about purpose. Excerpts.
Read full report : Exclusive: Radhika Das: What excites me is seeing youth embrace kirtan so openly
UK-based kirtan musician Radhika Das is set to return to India in April 2026 following what organisers describe as a strong run of live shows across the country last year.
The first leg of the tour will include performances in Indore on April 3, Jaipur on April 4 and Gurugram on April 5. The shows are being produced by EVA Live in collaboration with Oriole Entertainment, Drop Live and Trix Entertainment.
Das’ previous India tour reportedly drew large audiences, including a 15,000-strong turnout at the opening show in New Delhi. Organisers say the upcoming run will build on that demand, positioning the events less as conventional concerts and more as immersive devotional gatherings centred around mantra chanting, guided meditation and participatory performance.
The format reflects the growing crossover between live music and wellness-led experiences in India’s urban markets, where devotional and community-driven formats have found renewed traction among younger audiences.
Read full report : Radhika Das returns to India with three-city April tour
The first leg of the tour will begin in Indore on April 3, 2026, followed by Jaipur on April 4, and Gurugram on April 5, promising audiences evenings of mantra, meditation and soulful celebration
After a record-breaking Silence In Sound India tour, UK-based kirtan musician Radhika Das is set to return to the country with another immersive spiritual music experience in 2026.
The first leg of the tour will begin in Indore on April 3, 2026, followed by Jaipur on April 4, and Gurugram on April 5, promising audiences evenings of mantra, meditation and soulful celebration.
Produced by EVA Live in collaboration with Oriole Entertainment, Drop Live and Trix Entertainment, the tour is designed as more than a concert series. It aims to create a deeply immersive journey through India’s rich tradition of mantra chanting, blending reflective storytelling with devotional music.
Radhika’s previous India tour saw an overwhelming response, including a turnout of 15,000 attendees at the opening show in New Delhi. With the upcoming tour, he promises to once again transform traditional concert spaces into collective meditative experiences, inviting audiences to sing, chant and participate actively in the devotional energy.
Radhika Das to Return to India in 2026 Following Record-Breaking ‘Silence In Sound’ Tour
UK-based kirtan musician Radhika Das will return to India in April 2026 following a record-breaking edition of his “Silence In Sound” India tour.
The first leg of the 2026 tour will begin in Indore on April 3, followed by Jaipur on April 4 and Gurugram on April 5. The tour is being produced by EVA Live in collaboration with Oriole Entertainment, Drop Live and Trix Entertainment.
The organisers said the upcoming tour will present an immersive experience rooted in India’s rich tradition of mantras, blending meditation, reflective storytelling and devotional music.
Radhika Das’ previous tour in India drew significant attendance, including 15,000 attendees at the opening show in New Delhi. With the 2026 announcement, the musician is set to host another series of devotional gatherings designed to move beyond traditional concert formats and foster collective meditation through music.
INTERVIEW | Global Kirtan Artist Radhika Das Is Carrying The Mantra ‘Sita Rama’ From Ancient Temples To Modern Headphones
If you ask Radhika Das where his music begins, he will not say London, though that is where he lives. He will not say the studio, though that is where the microphones wait patiently. He will not even say Spotify, though that is where his new single Sita Rama Jaya now floats into the ears of commuters and insomniacs. He will say: intention.
Radhika Das — the London-based global kirtan artist building a worldwide community of listeners — has just released Sita Rama Jaya under Mantra Roots, a fresh single from his upcoming EP. The track is a luminous blend of traditional mantra and contemporary production, anchored by an addictive guitar riff and an infectious groove. It is devotional music, but it sways and breathes. Produced by Seattle-based, Grammy-nominated producer Ryan Hadlock, the song feels warm and expansive.
Radhika Das’ Mumbai concert brought together people across age groups and backgrounds —there were youth seeking inner peace to senior devotees who have been practicing bhakti for decades. What made the event truly beautiful was his authenticity and simplicity.
Mumbai: Mumbaikars witnessed a night of pure devotion, music, and emotional surrender as UK-based kirtan musician Radhika Das performed live in the city, leaving audiences mesmerised and spiritually elevated.
The eagerly awaited concert, held at NESCO, Goregaon, on Saturday evening, brought together thousands of Krishna devotees, music lovers, and spiritual seekers from across the city. They experienced the divine charm of kirtan, and the evening turned out to be nothing short of magical.
CT Interview: Radhika Das On Spiritual Food, Chanting & Rise Of Kirtan Clubbing Among Gen Z
Radhika Das has become one of the most recognisable voices in the global kirtan scene, blending devotion, warmth and energy.
We are all constantly searching for a moment to pause and feel real inner peace. But sometimes it seems almost impossible. Well, it’s no surprise that many of us crave a sense of grounding. Recently, we caught up with Radhika Das, a London-based kirtan artist and Bhakti-yoga teacher, to understand how we can reconnect with ourselves through simple practices. We were left with a guide who teaches us to calm the mind and steady the heart.
Radhika’s take on spirituality is a bit different from the traditional patterns we grew up with. He creates a modern space of connection through workshops, retreats and even an online podcast. Radhika Das has performed globally. His chanting events have the power to transform you into a whole new person. Radhika Das uses chanting, devotion and storytelling to soften the mind and open your heart. It reminds us that spirituality doesn’t need to feel distant or complicated. With that in mind, let’s dive into a conversation with Radhika Das to understand his unique approach to spirituality.
