Jamaican dancehall rapper-singer Sean Paul, who performed in India in 2012, is looking forward to his gigs in the country next year.
"I am very excited. I have been here before but this time, I am more excited as I love India a lot and its culture," Paul said in a statement.
Sean Paul shot to fame with "Gimme the light", the first single from his 2002 album, "Dutty Rock", which peaked at No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100.
The Grammy winner has given hits like "Temperature", "Get busy" and "Give it up to me".
"I am going to perform on my all-time favourite songs like 'Temperature' and all. A big thank you to my organisers (Bobby Bajaj) who are making this concert happen in India," he said.
He is expected to perform in Mumbai and Delhi in 2018.
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