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Sold-out DSP concert draws thousands in San Jose
DSP announced his acting debut in Yellamma, expressing confidence that the new chapter in his career would mirror his musical success.
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Staff Reporter - Mon, 29, Jun 2026
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Glimpses of the concert / BATA
Thousands of music fans packed the San Jose Civic for a sold-out performance by Indian music composer, singer and actor Devi Sri Prasad, popularly known as DSP, in a concert that celebrated Telugu music, culture and community.
The event, held on June 26, was organized by the Bay Area Telugu Association (BATA), Bay Area Entertainments (BAE), Realtor Nagaraj Annaiah and Apex Consulting Services. The nearly three-hour show featured DSP performing a mix of classic and recent hits from his career, which spans more than 120 films and over 800 songs.
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Joining him on stage were singers Karthik, Sameera Bharadwaj, Rita and Sagar, accompanied by a troupe of dancers. The performances kept the audience engaged with energetic music, choreography and interactive moments throughout the evening.
During the concert, DSP announced his acting debut in the upcoming film Yellamma, produced by Dil Raju and directed by Venu. He reflected on his career, noting that his first film as a music director was Devi in 1999 and that his first acting role is also centered on Goddess Ammavaru. He expressed confidence that the new chapter in his career would be successful.
DSP also acknowledged the Bay Area Telugu community, saying San Jose has remained a regular stop on his U.S. concert tours since 2008 because of the continued support of BATA and local fans.
BATA organizers credited volunteers, sponsors and supporters for the event's success. Platinum sponsors included SS Realty and Xpat.Money, while Amogham Indian Cuisine served as a Gold sponsor and Kavya Foods, Insta Service and Malabar Gold & Diamonds were Silver sponsors.
Organizers described the concert as more than a musical performance, calling it a celebration of culture, community and the unifying power of music. The evening concluded with a standing ovation as fans applauded what organizers called an unforgettable entertainment experience.
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