“We’re sorry to announce that the show scheduled for Monday 5 October 2026 has been postponed due to unforeseen production issues.

We understand how disappointing this news will be for everyone who has been looking forward to the show, and we sincerely apologise for the inconvenience caused.
We are working hard to confirm a new date and will share further information as soon as possible.

Tickets for the Monday 5 October show will remain valid for the rescheduled date, with ticket holders receiving further details directly from their point of purchase.
For those who would still like to attend the show this October, tickets are available for the Sunday 4 October 2026 performance.

Thank you for your patience, understanding and continued support.”

Following another landmark year that has seen him continue to redefine the global reach of Punjabi music, Karan Aujla has announced three headline UK arena shows for October 2026, including a stop at London's The O2 on Sunday 4 October. 

Few artists have transformed Punjabi music on a global scale quite like Karan Aujla. Blending Punjabi pop, hip-hop and North American influences, he has built one of the world's most dedicated fanbases, turning chart success into sold-out arenas across multiple continents.

Originally from Punjab, India, Aujla moved to Canada aged 17, where he first established himself as one of the scene's most respected songwriters before launching his own recording career. His breakthrough single Don't Worry sparked a rapid rise that has since seen him become one of the defining artists of modern Punjabi music.

Today, Aujla's music has generated more than 3 billion YouTube views, while his latest album, P-Pop Culture, has delivered one of the biggest international debuts ever for a Punjabi-language release. The record debuted at No. 1 on Spotify in both India and Pakistan, No. 4 in Canada and topped Apple Music charts across all three countries. It also became the highest-debuting Punjabi-language album in Canadian history, earning 12.4 million streams in its opening week.

More than an album, P-Pop Culture reflects Aujla's ambition to push Punjabi music into new territory. Combining sharp lyricism, melodic songwriting and contemporary production, it continues to position him at the forefront of a genre enjoying unprecedented global growth.

This October, UK fans will experience that evolution live as Aujla returns with his biggest British headline shows to date, performing music from P-Pop Culture alongside the songs that have made him one of the most influential artists in Punjabi music today.