Playback singer Shreya Ghoshal has looked back on the Australia and New Zealand leg of her Unstoppable Tour, describing it as an unforgettable experience. She said the enthusiastic response from audiences has reinforced her belief that the concert series is only beginning its global journey.
Sharing her experience, Shreya said each performance offered something different, with audiences in Auckland, Perth, Sydney and Melbourne creating a vibrant atmosphere.
According to the singer, every stop on the tour introduced new elements that helped make the live production even more engaging.
Shreya said one of the most rewarding aspects of the tour was the surprise element that unfolded in every city.
Local artists and audience members became part of the performances, adding a unique flavour to each concert.
Shreya Ghoshal highlighted Sydney, where a talented dancer joined her performance of Nagada Sang Dhol, while Melbourne featured an accomplished female dhol player on stage.
The singer said these collaborations brought fresh excitement to the shows and celebrated the contribution of women performers.
The acclaimed vocalist said she feels increasingly connected to her supporters with every live performance.
Shreya Ghoshal thanked fans for their constant encouragement and added that their affection motivates her to continue taking the tour to new destinations.
Shreya also said she views the success of the current leg as the foundation for a much larger musical journey that will continue in the months ahead.
The Australia and New Zealand schedule of the Unstoppable Tour opened in Auckland on 20 June 2026 before moving to Perth on 25 June and Sydney on 27 June.
The final concert took place in Melbourne on 28 June, marking the successful completion of the four-city tour.
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