Arjun Rampal, who delivered a powerhouse performance as ISI Major Iqbal in Dhurandhar, is all set to bring an unforgettable musical experience for audiences worldwide. The actor recently announced his upcoming musical tour, Rampage, across North America. Beyond acting, Arjun is famously known for his charismatic looks and DJ sets. He's often spotted at popular nightclubs entertaining the crowd with his banger hits. Most recently, he was spotted playing "Naina Bhare" from Dhurandhar: The Revenge.
When does Arjun Rampal's Musical World Tour kick off?
Talking about his upcoming Rampage tour, it will cover major cities in the USA and Canada from Thursday, May 28, to June 13. It will kick off in Atlanta on May 28 and will make stops in cities like San Francisco, Houston, Dallas, Chicago, Washington DC, New York, Toronto, Vancouver, and Los Angeles. Fans expect Rampal's electrifying DJ sets during this tour, expected to be held in larger venues with loud music and a pumped-up atmosphere.
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Where can tickets be booked?
Sharing the announcement on Instagram, Rampal wrote, "North America, it's time. The Rampage Tour across the USA & Canada begins next week — and we're ready to bring an unforgettable experience your way." He added, "Get ready for electrifying music, nonstop vibes, and moments that will stay with you long after the lights go down." Those interested in joining Arjun's upcoming North America tour can book their tickets via www.3sixtyshows.com. Prices differ across the venues, with the Dallas show starting at $44.52.
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What did Arjun Rampal say about his Dhurandhar success?
On the acting front, Arjun has garnered immense appreciation for his performance in Aditya Dhar's Dhurandhar and Dhurandhar: The Revenge. The spy-action sequel has become a blockbuster and one of the most-talked-about action franchises in recent months.
Speaking on the success of the film, Arjun spoke to NDTV and said, "I'm still pinching myself; you know what I mean?"
"I think for the whole team it has been phenomenal. Way, way, way beyond anybody's wildest dreams or imagination. It just throws you into a sense of gratitude," he added.