Osho Jain is taking his music on the road with Osho Jain Experience | Mere Ghar Chalo, a tour that combines live performances with personal stories and audience interaction. Produced and promoted by Oriole Entertainment, the tour has thumpN and BookMyShow as ticketing partners.
Known for his introspective songwriting and Hindi indie-pop sound, Jain has built a following with songs such as Dekha Hi Nahi, Tu Aisa Kaise Hai, Gayenge Hum Tere Liye and Humara Ho Gaya. His music often centres on relationships, self-reflection and emotions that listeners recognise in their own lives.
With Mere Ghar Chalo, Jain is looking to take that connection beyond the songs themselves. The format brings personal anecdotes and memories into the performance, with stories about the places, people and experiences that have shaped his music.
A setlist built around familiar songs
Dekha Hi Nahi has become a key part of Jain’s live shows, with audiences singing along to a song that has helped define his connection with listeners. Other tracks, including Tu Hi, Khud Se and Tujhse Badhkar Nahi Hai, feature in a body of work that draws on everyday experiences and personal relationships.
The tour also comes ahead of his upcoming release, Teri Marzi Hai, adding a new track to the catalogue audiences can follow alongside his existing work.
Beyond the setlist, the show will include audience interactions, games, conversations and giveaways. These elements are intended to make each performance more participatory, rather than follow the structure of a conventional concert.
Expanding the tour beyond major cities
The tour will include Jain’s first performances in Siliguri, Guwahati, Jabalpur, Nagpur, Raipur, Surat, Vadodara, Bhubaneswar, Lucknow and Varanasi. The dates extend his live reach into cities beyond the country’s established metropolitan music circuits.
Jain will perform with his regular band, comprising Varun Agnihotri on guitar and vocals, Pulkit Jain on keys, vocals and guitar, Bharat Chandore on drums and vocals, Jordan Machado on bass, and Jayesh Malani on saxophone and guitar. Special guest artists will also feature on the tour.
Most shows will feature the full band, while select performances may use a three-piece arrangement with drums and guitar, offering a more stripped-back version of the set.
For independent artists, touring beyond major cities is an important way to build audiences outside digital platforms. A format that combines familiar songs with storytelling and audience participation also gives artists another way to develop their live identity.
For Jain, Mere Ghar Chalo brings that approach to a wider set of cities, while building on the personal songwriting that has drawn listeners to his music.
