New Delhi: Diljit Dosanjh is bringing his Aura World Tour to audiences across India over the next two months
The pan-India tour will begin in Delhi-NCR on 1 November. The singer will perform in Indore on 15 November, Ahmedabad on 21 November, Mumbai on 27 November, Bengaluru on 29 November, and Lucknow on 5 December. Chandigarh will also be part of the tour, with details to be announced soon.
The India leg follows the international run of Aura and will be co-produced and promoted by BookMyShow Live and Live Nation.
Ahmedabad will mark a major stop on the tour, following the announcement of Dosanjh’s performance at the Narendra Modi Stadium.
For Dosanjh, performing in India has a “different vibe”. In a statement, the singer said that he is excited to meet fans across the country.
“Tuhada pyaar hamesha mere naal reha hai, hun vaari aa tuhade shehar aaun di. November te December milde aan, poori vibe de naal (Your love has always been with me, and now it’s time for me to come to your cities. See you in November and December, with the full vibe),” he added.
Dosanjh first announced his India return with a concert at Ahmedabad’s Narendra Modi Stadium while performing at the sold-out Wembley Stadium in London.
“Punjabi uthe na aaun? Eh taan fer ho nahi sakda (How can a Punjabi not be there? That can never happen),” Dosanjh said, addressing the crowd. Then he greeted the audience in Gujarati with “Kem cho, majama?”
“We’re doing Narendra Modi Stadium, 21st of November,” he said.
‘Ahmedabad concert is special’
RuPay Aura India Tour 2026 will see Dosanjh perform some of his popular songs, including ‘G.O.A.T.’, ‘Ikk Kudi’, ‘Lalkara’, ‘Lover’, ‘5 Taara’, ‘Case’, and ‘Water’.
Tickets for the India tour will be available on BookMyShow, with the RuPay Credit Card Pre-Sale beginning on 6 October. Naman Pugalia, Chief Business Officer (Live Events) at BookMyShow, said that bringing the Aura World Tour to more Indian cities, anchored by a night at the world’s largest stadium, is a defining moment for live entertainment in this country and a measure of the ambition of Indian artists.
“There is a particular sound a crowd makes when it sings back a song in a language it did not grow up speaking, and Diljit has spent a decade earning it, city by city, country by country,” he said.
The Aura World Tour has taken Dosanjh across the globe in 2026, including the US, Canada, the UK, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. The international run included performances at major venues such as Madison Square Garden and Wembley Stadium, where Dosanjh became the first Punjabi artist to headline and sell out the iconic venue.
(Edited by Prasanna Bachchhav)
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