After a breakout year in 2024, Karan Aujla, a Punjabi sensation and former Vancouver resident, will be coming back to his former home later this year as part of a Canadian tour.
Aujla will be making up four Canadian stops, opening in Vancouver on May 2 before heading to Edmonton, Calgary, and Toronto, all in the span of a week.
According to Live Nation, Aujla embarked on his first-ever Canadian tour in 2024. He also set the record for the highest-charting Punjabi album debut for his 2023 album, Making Memories.
Aujla is also hitting up other spots as part of the P-Pop Culture World Tour earlier in 2026.
P-Pop Culture is the name of Aujla’s latest album. Live Nation says he surpassed his own record, earning 12.4 million streams, making it the highest debut for a Punjabi-language album in Canadian history.
Tickets will become available starting with a pre-sale on Tuesday, Feb. 3, at 10 a.m., and Live Nation says there will be additional presales throughout the week before general sales start on Feb. 6 at 10 a.m.
Aujla has over 12 million followers on Instagram and is approaching three billion views on YouTube. He previously sold out Rogers Arena in 2024.
His Instagram post about the concert reads, “Aujla’s coming home and this one hits different. Can’t wait — see you in May.”
Aujla was born in India but moved to Vancouver when he was 17. He attended Burnaby South Secondary School.
