Dec
Prime Feature
Karan Aujla’s P-POP CULTURE India Tour opens big with 100,000 tickets sold in one hour!
Mumbai, 4th December 2025: The excitement surrounding global Punjabi music icon Karan Aujla has reached unprecedented heights, as the India leg of his P-POP CULTURE World Tour hits a historic milestone: 100,000 tickets sold within the first hour of general sales opening.
Aujla’s debut stadium performance at New Delhi’s Jawaharlal Nehru (JLN) Stadium alone generated 40,000 ticket sales in a single day, with organisers expecting the show to sell out its 70,000-capacity within the next one week. This marks a special moment in the history where a Punjabi artist has achieved such a monumental sales feat in such record time.
This overwhelming response follows Spotify recently listing Karan Aujla among the most streamed Punjabi artists of the year, while he simultaneously continues to break global barriers—becoming the first-ever Punjabi artist to headline Rolling Loud, and entertaining over 30,000 fans in Abu Dhabi last month at the official kick-off of the P-POP CULTURE World Tour. Aujla’s momentum continues to surge as he gears up to unleash mayhem across India next year.
With ticket prices ranging from INR 999 to INR 600,000, the tour offers multiple access zones including Fanpit, VIP, General Access, VVIP Tables, King Of Good Times Lounge, and the HSBC Starstruck P-POP Pit, giving family going audiences a diverse option to experience the show at their preferred scale.
Promoted by Team Innovation, the India leg of the P-POP CULTURE World Tour will travel across six major cities, including arena shows in Bengaluru and Indore, special Holi arena showcases in Pune and Mumbai, and Aujla’s debut stadium performances in New Delhi and Chandigarh.
The 2026 India tour, exclusively produced by Team Innovation and co-powered by Kingfisher Packaged Water and HSBC, is projected to attract over 400,000 fans, positioning it to become the largest Punjabi pop tour ever held in India. Additional shows are expected to be announced in a second phase.
Tickets are exclusively available on District.
