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The Return Tour: A musical extravaganza in Brentford

Indian Idol stars Sayli Kamble, Nitin Kumar, and Nachiket Lele bring their powerhouse vocals to Brentford Studios on April 19—complete with a live concert and a three-course meal.

Unmissable Night: The Return Tour Rocks Brentford in 2025

The Return Tour Live in Brentford | Musical Extravaganza 2025

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Nayana Ashok
By Nayana AshokApr 12, 2025
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Get ready for an unforgettable evening as THE RETURN TOUR arrives at Brentford Studios on Saturday, 19 April. This exciting musical night promises to be a treat for Bollywood music lovers, with performances by the hugely popular Indian Idol finalists—Sayli Kamble, Nitin Kumar, and Nachiket Lele. Known for their powerful vocals and captivating stage presence, these talented artists will bring a vibrant selection of Bollywood hits to life, creating an electrifying atmosphere for fans of all ages.

Set in the heart of Brentford at Unit 1, Lionel Road, TW8 9QR, the event offers more than just music. Each ticket includes a delicious three-course meal, making it the perfect way to enjoy a full evening of entertainment, food, and culture. Whether you're planning a night out with friends, family, or a special someone, this is an experience that combines the very best of live music and fine dining.

Don’t miss your chance to be part of this musical celebration. With limited tickets available, be sure to secure yours in advance via www.eventbrite.com

THE RETURN TOUR is more than a concert—it's a night to remember.

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