Shreya Ghoshal Says Lip-Syncing at Concerts Is ‘Lazy Work’, Urges Artists to Perform Live
Popular playback singer Shreya Ghoshal recently spoke out against the practice of lip-syncing at concerts, saying that performers who rely on pre-recorded tracks instead of singing live are avoiding real effort.
During a conversation on a podcast with entrepreneur and host Raj Shamani, Ghoshal shared her candid views about the trend. She described lip-syncing on stage as “a lazy act”, suggesting that artists who do it may not be putting in enough effort to deliver a genuine live performance.
According to the singer, performing live requires preparation, discipline, and vocal control, which are essential aspects of being a professional artist. She indicated that audiences attend concerts expecting real vocals and emotional connection, something that lip-syncing cannot provide.
During a conversation on a podcast with entrepreneur and host Raj Shamani, Ghoshal shared her candid views about the trend. She described lip-syncing on stage as “a lazy act”, suggesting that artists who do it may not be putting in enough effort to deliver a genuine live performance.
According to the singer, performing live requires preparation, discipline, and vocal control, which are essential aspects of being a professional artist. She indicated that audiences attend concerts expecting real vocals and emotional connection, something that lip-syncing cannot provide.
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