Diljit Dosanjh Unveils ‘Aura’ North America Tour, Highlights Canadian Stadium Shows

Casey Halston

Published: February 2, 2026 5:55 PM ET

Diljit Dosanjh, the celebrated Punjabi star, has officially announced his highly anticipated Aura North America Tour. This tour marks a significant venture across major cities in Canada and the United States this spring.

Aura North America Tour Highlights

The tour is set to kick off on April 23 in Vancouver, with a grand performance at BC Place Stadium. This venue holds special significance for Dosanjh, as it was the site of his record-breaking concert in 2024, which became the largest Punjabi concert outside of India.

Canadian Tour Dates

Vancouver: April 23 – BC Place Stadium
Calgary: April 30 – Scotiabank Saddledome
Edmonton: May 2 – Rogers Place
Winnipeg: May 7 – Canada Life Centre
Toronto: May 31 – Rogers Centre

The Canadian leg of the tour will conclude in Toronto, a venue that has also witnessed a historical moment for the artist.

U.S. Tour Stops

In addition to the Canadian shows, the Aura tour will visit key U.S. cities including:

Orlando
Dallas
New York City
Los Angeles
San Francisco

Cultural Significance

This announcement follows a remarkable period for Dosanjh, whose recent performances have attracted large, diverse audiences. His concerts are celebrated for impressive production values and deep cultural references, successfully engaging fans from various backgrounds.

Interestingly, Dosanjh’s impact extends into academia. Toronto Metropolitan University is currently offering the first course dedicated to studying his career and cultural significance. This course is taught by Richard Trapunski, Billboard Canada’s National Editor, and explores Dosanjh’s influence on music, identity, and global pop culture.

As anticipation builds, ticketing details for the Aura North America Tour are yet to be announced. Fans are encouraged to stay tuned for further updates expected in the coming days. This tour not only highlights Dosanjh’s musical journey but also cements his status as a pivotal figure in contemporary Punjabi culture.