Is Ed Sheeran coming to India?

Okay, what?
Ed Sheeran is coming to India and we're totally losing it! Well, according to his official website, he's coming to India as part of the Asia leg of his world tour. The ginger-haired singing sensation will perform in Mumbai on November 19.

His website properly reflects that the singer is scheduled to perform in Mumbai on November 19, and we're totally having a hard time keeping our calm. We just had Canadian heartthrob Justin Bieber performed here in DY Patil Stadium on 10th May as part of his Purpose World Tour. Seeing Sheeran's recent hits such as "Shape of You", "How Would You Feel" and "Galway Girl", it promises to be even a bigger event in the month of November.

"Thinking Out Loud" and "Photograph" hitmaker had previously announced that he was seeing way too much of the world through internet. So he chose to take a break from social media for months! But it was all worth it!
Well, we just can't keep our excitement. Hopefully, his demand won't be as ridiculous as much as Justin's did!

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