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Diljit Dosanjh Announces ‘Aura’ North America Tour With Stadium and Arena Dates Across Canada

The spring run opens in Vancouver and spans five Canadian cities, alongside major U.S. stops.

Diljit Dosanjh Announces ‘Aura’ North America Tour With Stadium and Arena Dates Across Canada

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Diljit Dosanjh has unveiled dates for his Aura North America Tour, marking another large-scale chapter in his global live run with shows across Canada and the United States this spring.

The tour begins on April 23 in Vancouver at BC Place Stadium, before moving through Western and Central Canada. Dosanjh will perform at Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary on April 30, Rogers Place in Edmonton on May 2, and Canada Life Centre in Winnipeg on May 7. The Canadian leg wraps with a Toronto date on May 31 at Rogers Centre.


Between the Canada dates, Dosanjh will also take Aura to U.S. cities including Orlando, Dallas, Nashville, Atlanta, New York City, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.

The announcement comes as Dosanjh’s influence continues to expand beyond live music. In Canada, Toronto Metropolitan University is currently running a university-level course focused on his career and cultural impact, examining his role in shaping Punjabi music’s global reach, diaspora identity and contemporary pop culture.

Dosanjh’s recent milestones also include record-setting tours, sold-out arena runs across continents, a historic performance at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival — where he became one of the first Punjabi-language artists to perform — and a high-profile appearance at the Met Gala, underscoring his growing presence across music, fashion, and global pop culture.

Ticketing details for the Aura North America Tour are expected to be announced soon, with further information to be shared in the coming weeks.

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