Live concerts in India: Indian rapper and music sensation Badshah has called for a transformative approach to live concert infrastructure in India, joining the ranks of artists voicing concerns about the state of venues and facilities for live performances.

Taking to Twitter on Tuesday, Badshah wrote, "Now that people know the impact of LIVE CONCERTS and the revenue it can generate, authorities need to create infrastructure around it and be proactive towards encouraging it in all tiers."

The artist’s remarks follow similar comments made by singer Diljit Dosanjh, who recently highlighted the difficulties performers face due to a lack of adequate concert infrastructure in the country.

With the rise of live music as a lucrative sector, the absence of proper venues, sound systems, and crowd management solutions has become a glaring issue. Badshah’s statement sheds light on the untapped potential of live performances to boost local economies and create cultural hubs across urban and rural areas.

The entertainment industry and fans have applauded Badshah’s stance, with many pointing out that developing a robust concert infrastructure could not only benefit local artists but also attract global performers, further solidifying India’s position on the world entertainment map.

As the demand for live shows grows, industry stakeholders are hopeful that the authorities will heed these calls and work towards building a system that enables seamless, high-quality concert experiences. For artists like Badshah, it's not just about music but creating an ecosystem where live entertainment thrives across all tiers of the country.