Arijit Singh, renowned for his soulful music and recently featured alongside Ed Sheeran in London, is making headlines for his graceful handling of an unexpected situation during one of his concerts. A viral video from his recent performance captures the singer addressing a fan who placed food on stage, demonstrating his deep respect for his craft.
In the video, as Arijit Singh performs, a fan places food on the stage. Noticing this, Singh calmly removes the food and hands it over to the security team. With humility, he tells the fan, “I am sorry, this is my temple. You can’t put food here.” His gentle approach has resonated with fans, who have praised his devotion to his profession.
The video has garnered widespread admiration from fans. One commenter noted, “True …that real bhakthi and devotion to his profession and work. God bless you and my best wishes dear Arijitji.” Another fan expressed, “Love love love,” while yet another praised his humility, saying, “Love how he moves it away so humbly, rather than getting enraged. This is why this man will be a legend!”
Recent Performance Highlights
Arijit Singh recently performed at the O2 Arena in London, where he shared the stage with global music icon Ed Sheeran. Following the concert, Singh shared a carousel of behind-the-scenes photos on Instagram, including snaps of him and Sheeran playing guitar and a vibrant shot of him amidst flying confetti. In his post, Singh expressed his gratitude, writing, “London, thank you for showing up in such a magnificent way last night. Love & Gratitude. Thank you for the perfect moment.”
Upcoming Tour Dates
Singh’s “Live In Concert” tour continues with upcoming performances in Rotterdam on September 19 and Manchester on September 22. He shared details of his tour on Instagram, noting, “UK & Europe, Starting THIS Sunday at London’s O2 Arena, followed by stops at Birmingham’s Utilita Arena, Rotterdam’s RTM Stage, and wrapping up with the first-ever South Asian show at Manchester’s Co-op Live Arena. Can’t wait to see you all there.”
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