Sidhu Moosewala's hologram concert tour to begin from October. Check details

Late Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala is set to return to the stage in a new format, with a hologram tour scheduled to begin in Canada in October. The first show of the Signed To God World Tour will be held at Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena on October 8, 2026, marking the beginning of a planned international run.

The Toronto concert will feature a 3D holographic projection of Moosewala performing to his original vocals. The production will combine holographic technology with cinematic visuals and stage effects to recreate elements of the singer’s stage presence. The show will also see the unveiling of the music video for his song 295.

According to information on Moosewala’s official website, the tour has been conceived as a tribute to the singer, combining technology with his music and legacy. The website states that each performance will use 3D holographic projections synchronised with Moosewala’s original vocals, alongside cinematic visuals and stage effects.

The tour is expected to travel across international destinations, with the website describing it as a journey from Punjab to Toronto, London to Los Angeles. It presents the concerts as an attempt to bring audiences closer to Moosewala’s music and stage presence through a technology-led format.

The concert was first announced in July 2025 as a tribute to Moosewala’s legacy. At the time, it was described as a concert experience in which no physical performer would be present on stage, with the performance instead being created using holographic technology. Moosewala had a substantial international following, particularly in India, Canada, the UK, the US and Australia.

Moosewala, who had contested the 2022 Punjab Assembly elections on a Congress ticket from Mansa, was killed on May 29, 2022. He was shot by assailants while travelling in his car in Jawaharke village in Punjab’s Mansa district. He was taken to hospital but succumbed to his injuries.

Following his death, Moosewala’s parents and supporters continued to seek justice in the case. A music video released after his death also featured a flag carrying the message, “Justice for Sidhu Moosewala.”

One of the most prominent names in contemporary Punjabi music, Moosewala built a large following among young listeners through songs that he wrote, composed and, in several cases, produced himself. His popularity has continued after his death, with posthumously released tracks drawing millions of views across digital platforms.