Karan Aujla announces US leg of P-Pop Culture World Tour, to perform at Madison Square Garden
Punjabi singer Karan Aujla is set to take his P-Pop Culture World Tour to the United States, with a series of arena shows announced for November 2026. The singer shared the tour dates on social media, revealing performances across six major American cities, including New York.
The announcement has drawn attention from fans as Aujla prepares to perform at the iconic Madison Square Garden in New York on November 18.
Six-city US tour announced
According to the tour announcement, Aujla will perform in the following cities:
November 7: Sacramento, California — Golden 1 Center
November 9: Los Angeles, California — Crypto.com Arena
November 13: Dallas, Texas — American Airlines Center
November 16: Atlanta, Georgia — State Farm Arena
November 18: New York, New York — Madison Square Garden
November 20: Washington, DC — Capital One Arena
The shows will feature special guest Ikky, who is also listed alongside Aujla in the tour announcement.
Madison Square Garden show becomes a major milestone
Aujla’s scheduled performance at Madison Square Garden marks another major venue appearance in his international touring career. The New York arena has hosted performances by several globally recognised music artists and remains one of the most prominent concert venues in the United States.
The November 18 show will be part of Aujla’s ongoing P-Pop Culture World Tour, which has taken his music to audiences across different countries.
Aujla continues expanding his global audience
Karan Aujla has built an international following through his Punjabi pop, hip-hop and contemporary musical style. His recent projects and live performances have contributed to the growing global visibility of Punjabi music.
His P-Pop Culture tour is expected to bring together songs from his latest project along with popular tracks from his earlier releases.
The US leg will begin in Sacramento on November 7 and conclude in Washington, DC, on November 20. Tickets for the shows are being made available through official ticketing platforms, with sale dates varying by venue
