Indian comedian Vir Das has announced a major milestone in his global career. He will perform live at the famous Radio City Music Hall in New York on January 30, 2027. The performance is part of his ongoing international stand-up tour, titled I Say We Run.
Vir Das is one of India’s most successful and internationally recognized stand-up comedians. Over the years, he has taken Indian comedy to major global stages. He has previously performed at famous venues like the Sydney Opera House, the Esplanade in Singapore, and Carnegie Hall in New York.
Radio City Music Hall is one of the world’s most famous entertainment venues. It has hosted legendary musicians, actors, and performers for generations. Performing on this historic stage marks one of the biggest achievements of Das’s career so far.
The I Say We Run tour originally launched at the Royal Albert Hall in London. The tour will also visit the Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai before heading to North America. Through this extensive tour, Das continues to connect Indian humor with diverse global audiences across multiple continents.
Speaking about the upcoming show, Vir Das shared that performing at Radio City Music Hall feels completely surreal. He explained that it is a venue he grew up hearing about and that every new stage brings its own sense of occasion. He added that he cannot wait to bring his tour to New York and share the experience with the audience.
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JUST ANNOUNCED: Vir Das: I say we RUN! will come to Radio City on Sat, Jan 30! Access venue presale tickets starting on Thu, Sept 24 at 10am with code SOCIAL.
Tickets go on sale to the general public on Mon, Sept 28 at 10am. pic.twitter.com/sYyF7x75Lj
— Radio City (@RadioCity) September 22, 2026
Das continues to expand his career beyond stand-up comedy through writing, television, and film projects. His work has helped build a strong global presence for modern Indian comedy. Fans in New York and around the world are eagerly looking forward to his landmark performance in 2027.
