The Australian artist has actually revealed a three-city run as part of his A Love for Strangers trip
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About 7 years after his well-known launching in the nation, Australian artist Chet Faker aka Nick Murphy goes back to India for a three-city trip in September.
The male behind hits such as “Gold,” his cover of “No Dignity,” “Talk Is Cheap” and more, will carry out on Sept. 18, 2026 in Gurugram at DLF CyberHub in Gurugram, Sept. 19 in Mumbai at Phoenix Marketcity and Sept. 20 in Bengaluru at Phoenix Marketcity. The trip becomes part of the LiveBox gig series produced by SkillBox.
Chet Faker had actually last carried out in India in 2019, headlining the Pune edition of NH7 Weekender. Carrying out then under his genuine name Nick Murphy, the artist remained in complete Indophile mode, taking the phase embellished in a kurta, garland around his neck and even contacted tabla artist Dr. Aneesh Pradhan for a jam.
Now, Faker shows up on the back of his most current album A Love for Strangerslaunched in February this year. His 4th under the Chet Faker name and the very first in 5 years, the album provides reflective tunes.
Wanderer Australia composed that Faker “ponders on heartbreak and unpredictability on a grand scale– asking concerns about how we connect to each other, analyzing the methods which we stop working to do so, and extending a needed sense of hope when it pertains to fixing our relationships with the world around us.”
Tickets go reside on Aug. 7, 2026 at 12 pm on SkillBox.