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Diljit Dosanjh Aura Tour 2026: Which Songs Will The Punjabi Superstar Perform At His India Shows? Here’s What Fans Can Expect

Diljit Dosanjh Aura Tour 2026: Which Songs Will The Punjabi Superstar Perform At His India Shows? Here’s What Fans Can Expect
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Diljit Dosanjh is bringing his much talked about Aura World Tour to India, and this time, the Punjabi superstar is going bigger than ever. The India leg will kick off in Delhi NCR on November 1, 2026, before travelling to Indore, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Lucknow. Chandigarh has also been announced as a stop, although its date and venue are yet to be revealed.

For fans wondering what a Diljit Dosanjh Aura Tour setlist could look like, there is already plenty to go by. The singer has been performing his biggest Punjabi hits, newer tracks, Bollywood favourites and a few covers during the international leg of the tour.

Diljit Dosanjh Aura Tour 2026: India Dates

The Aura India Tour 2026 will begin in Delhi NCR on November 1. The current schedule is:

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November 1: Delhi NCR

November 15: Indore

November 21: Ahmedabad, Narendra Modi Stadium

November 27: Mumbai, Mahalaxmi Racecourse

November 29: Bengaluru

December 5: Lucknow

Chandigarh: Date and venue to be announced

The Ahmedabad show was announced first and is set to take place at the Narendra Modi Stadium. The rest of the India dates were subsequently announced as part of the full India leg.

So, if you have managed to get tickets, the countdown is officially on.

What Songs Can Fans Expect At Diljit’s Aura Tour?

While the official India setlist has not been announced, Diljit’s performances during the Aura World Tour give fans a pretty good idea of what could make it to the Indian shows.

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Oct 6, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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