Enrique Iglesias’ India Tour 2025 Boosted Maharashtra Tourism by $10 Million
Enrique Iglesias concluded his 2025 India Tour with two sold-out performances at Mumbai’s MMRDA Grounds, attracting over 60,000 fans. The event generated nearly 10 million USD for Maharashtra’s tourism sector and marked the singer’s long-awaited return to India after 13 years.
Historic Return to India
The concerts, held on October 29 and 30, were organized by EVA Live and represented Iglesias’s first-ever performances in Mumbai as well as his first in India since 2012. Each 90-minute show featured 19 songs spanning his decades-long career, captivating audiences of all ages.
"It felt like a reunion across generations — from teenagers to lifelong fans — united by music."
Supporting acts included Indo-Canadian vocalist Jonita Gandhi and the EDM duo Progressive Brothers, setting an energetic tone before Iglesias took the stage.
A Pan-India Cultural Celebration
The euphoria went far beyond Mumbai, as more than half of the attendees traveled from over 30 Indian states, including Assam, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu. These numbers highlight Iglesias’s cross-cultural appeal and the unifying power of live music events in India.
"Over 50% of attendees came from outside Maharashtra, making it a truly national event."
The concerts became a celebration of nostalgia, pop culture, and India’s growing presence in the global live entertainment scene.
Event Impact
- Attendance: 60,000 fans across two nights
- Tourism revenue: $10 million generated for Maharashtra
- Organizer: EVA Live
- Venue: MMRDA Grounds, Mumbai
- Supporting acts: Jonita Gandhi and Progressive Brothers
Author’s Summary
The 2025 Enrique Iglesias concerts in Mumbai reignited India’s concert scene, blending global pop energy with national pride and delivering a landmark boost to Maharashtra tourism.
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