AP Dhillon announced his second India tour; tickets go live for Mumbai, Delhi, and Chandigarh
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Summary: Following in the footsteps of Diljit Dosanjh and Coldplay, AP Dhillon officially announced his India tour.
Recently, AP Dhillon used his Instagram account to formally announce his second India tour. The Brownprint tour will take place in Mumbai, Delhi, and Chandigarh.
His first tour of India took place in 2021, and he will be starting a second tour at the end of this year. The trip will begin on December 7 in Mumbai, end on December 12 in Delhi, and conclude on December 21 in Chandigarh.
Dhillon shared the news with his fans in a post with the caption, “I’ve been waiting to go back to where it all started. To the fans who have made me who I am. To the place I will always call home. INDIA LETS GO!” Shinda Kahlon will also accompany AP Dhillon on this tour.
Less than a month after gunshots were allegedly fired outside his Vancouver house, Dhillon announced an India tour. Reports state that Lawrence Bishnoi gang member Rohit Godara took credit for the firing.
The tickets for the concert went live on September 29, 2024. You can purchase the ticket from Paytm’s ticketing platform. The pricing starts from ₹1,999 to ₹19,999 for both general and VIP seating.
There are two main ticket categories: silver and gold. The Gold category provides additional benefits like exclusive lounge access, VIP toilets, unlimited complimentary alcoholic beverages, and quick entrance. While some tickets cost up to Rs 30,000 for select venues, they also come with additional premium features like entry to the Silver Lounge.
Dhillon rose to fame with his 2020 song “Brown Munde”, and has now changed the scene for the Punjabi music industry worldwide. Dhillon will play new songs from his most recent EP, The Brownprint, including Old Money and Bora Bora, in addition to fan favorites like Excuses, Insane, and Brown Munde. Fans will get to experience the best of both worlds with what sounds like an exciting blend of his latest albums and his greatest classics during the concerts.
