India, Dec. 19 -- Samarth Goyal Guitarist Tom Morello performed in India for the first time on Wednesday, opening his three-city tour with a concert at Delhi's HUDA Gymkhana Club. The show featured a setlist spanning his career, including Rage Against the Machine tracks such as Killing in the Name, Bulls on Parade, Bombtrack and Know Your Enemy, along with material from his solo project The Nightwatchman. Morello also performed covers of Bruce Springsteen's The Ghost of Tom Joad and Ozzy Osbourne's Mr. Crowley. A key segment of the night was his tribute to Audioslave, the band he formed with the late singer Chris Cornell. For Cochise and Like a Stone, Morello left the microphone stand empty and performed the songs as instrumentals, explaining that he wanted Chris' presence to be felt in the room. "His music is forever with us and will never be outshined," he said during the set. The tribute resonated strongly with the audience, many of whom sang along despite the absence of vocals. The performance marked one of the most emotionally charged moments of the evening and highlighted Audioslave's continued impact years after Cornell's passing. Morello was joined on stage by his son, Roman Morello, for a performance of the single Soldier In The Army of Love. The appearance added a personal note to the show, with the younger Morello playing alongside his father on guitar. The Delhi concert served as the opening date of Morello's India tour. He is scheduled to perform next in Mumbai on December 19, followed by Bengaluru on December 21. The remaining shows are expected to feature a similar career-spanning setlist, bringing Morello's mix of political rock and guitar-driven sound to audiences in both cities. Playlist of songs Killing in the Name of Bulls on Parade Hold the Line Know Your Enemy Cochise Like A Stone The Ghost of Tom Joad Mr. Crowley...