Karan Aujla announces new world tour: Will be celebration of P-Pop’s rich heritage, global appeal

Karan Aujla announces new world tour: Will be celebration of P-Pop’s rich heritage, global appeal
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Punjabi music sensation Karan Aujla has announced a new world tour in support of his groundbreaking third studio album ‘P-pop culture’ and said that it will be a celebration of the genre’s rich heritage and global appeal.

All you need to know about Karan Aujla’s upcoming world tour

Karan will kick off his world tour with his previously announced performance in Abu Dhabi on November 29, before traveling to the US, Europe, Asia, Canada and UK throughout 2026.

Karan said in a statement “P-POP CULTURE represents not just a collection of songs but a cultural revolution, an invitation for the world to experience the vibrancy of Punjabi music and culture.”

P-pop stands for Punjabi pop and Karan promises the tour will be fuelled with “love and nostalgia”.

“This tour will be a celebration of the genre’s rich heritage and its global appeal within the global pop culture landscape. Fuelled by love and nostalgia, we’re building a movement around this sound and there’s no better way to kick it off than from a place I call home and the cosmopolitan hub of the world,” Karan added.

Karan's latest album, P-Pop Culture, released on August 22. It is in collaboration with Canadian producer Ikky, where the Tauba Tauba hitmaker introduced a fusion of Punjabi pop with global pop elements, coining the term "P-Pop" to describe this unique blend.

The upcoming Abu Dhabi concert promises a crafted experience, featuring cutting-edge visual technology and immersive soundscapes. The setlist comprises his recent chartbusters from his 11-track album such as P Pop Culture, I Really Do..., MF Gabhru!, For A Reason alongside his all-time classics.

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