India is now the new hotspot for music concerts and festivals. From homegrown artists to international artists, India is seeing rapid growth in the music scene with several pop bands and artists including India in their global tour list.
Among these famous musicians is Maroon 5, an American pop-rock band that opened its first concert in Mumbai. In this concert, a heartfelt moment was captured between the lead vocalist of the band, Adam Levine, and an emotional fan.
The fan was visibly quite emotional with the band’s performance, and Adam noticed her and invited her on stage. He sang ‘She Will Be Loved’ for the fan and gave her a bouquet. As the fan was tearful with this reception, he gave her a warm hug before she exited the stage.
Previously Adam had interacted with the fan before inviting her on stage, where she shared a heartfelt message to the ‘Girls Like You’ singer. She shared her love for his songs, “I love all your songs. You’ve been the journey of my life. Thank you so much.” Adam was visibly touched by her words and hugged her yet again and thanked her for her kind words.
The concertgoers witnessed this beautiful moment between an artist and his fan and celebrated the interaction with cheers. The Maroon 5 concert comes days after Dua Lipa’s show last week in Mumbai, and they took the stage by storm. Fans were impressed by the powerful vocals and live performances by the band at the Mahalaxmi Race Course.
The concert took place on 3rd December, and clips from the music show have gone viral across social media. Maroon 5’s Mumbai concert is part of its world tour 2024 that features some of their time hits. Songs like Girls Like You, Payphone, An Apology, One More Night, and Moves Like Jagger are part of the song list performed by the musicians.
Maroon 5’s first concert in India was filled with emotion, especially when lead vocalist Adam Levine invited an emotional fan on stage and performed She Will Be Loved for her. The heartfelt moment at Mumbai’s Mahalaxmi Race Course left both the fan and audience touched.
