Punjabi singer Karan Aujla is basking in the success of his recent Bollywood hit ‘Tauba Tauba’ from Vicky Kaushal’s romantic comedy ‘Bad Newz.’ The song is currently a viral sensation, and Aujla has amped up the excitement among his Indian fans by announcing his debut India tour, titled ‘It Was All A Dream World Tour.’ Impressively, Aujla has set a remarkable fee of USD 2 million for this tour.
Karan Aujla recently made headlines in the Punjabi music industry by garnering a remarkable USD 2 million(Rs 16 crores) for the Indian segment of his highly awaited ‘It Was All A Dream’ World Tour, as reported by the entertainment portal PinkVilla.
According to an insider, this tour is poised to revolutionize live entertainment in India. Having already achieved sold-out shows in the UK, Canada, and Australia, the Indian concert is projected to become one of the largest live events by a Punjabi artist, with an anticipated audience exceeding 70,000 fans.
Karan Aujla’s ‘It Was All A Dream’ World Tour, presented and produced by Team Innovation in collaboration with Live Nation, is set to kick off on December 7, 2024, in Chandigarh.
The tour will then move to Bengaluru on December 13, New Delhi on December 15, and will culminate in Mumbai on December 21, 2024. With ticket prices soaring up to INR 1 lakh, the event is expected to be a complete sell-out.
Aujla, a meteoric figure in Punjabi music, has captivated audiences with his innovative blend of rap and urban desi vibes. His lyrics delve into themes of love, societal issues, and personal challenges, striking a chord with the youth.
At just 27, Aujla made history by becoming the first Punjabi artist to win the fan-voted TikTok JUNO Fan Choice Award, joining the ranks of global icons such as Shawn Mendes, Justin Bieber, and Avril Lavigne.
Tracks like ‘Softly,’ ‘Mexico,’ and ‘Players’ highlight his rap skills, while songs like ‘Admirin You’ and ‘Don’t Worry’ underscore his versatility with heartfelt melodies. With his dynamic stage presence, Karan Aujla is undeniably a powerhouse in the Punjabi music scene.
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