In an announcement that has stunned fans and music industry observers alike, late Punjabi rapper and singer Sidhu Moosewala is set to embark on a world tour in 2026, three years after his tragic death. The tour, titled Signed to God, was revealed through a cryptic post on Moosewala’s official Instagram handle on Tuesday.

The tour, aiming to celebrate Moosewala’s legacy, becomes the first tour announced posthumously for any Indian artist.

Tech meets music legacy

As per reports by the Tribune and the information available on the tour’s website, the ‘Signed to God’ tour is said to cover Moosewala’s beloved hits, with an ingenious twist where an AI avatar will be used to recreate the artist’s presence on stage.

According to the website, all shows will feature 3D holographic projections accompanied by cinematic visuals and dynamic stage design. These technologies, coupled with the singer’s original audio recordings, aim to create a deeply emotional and immersive concert experience.

Reports by The Tribune further suggest that the tour is expected to showcase Moosewala’s most celebrated tracks covering the length of his entire career and is anticipated to be a movement that revolutionises how an artist’s memory is celebrated in India.

Possible tour venues

While specific dates and venues remain under wraps, promotional materials published on the tour’s website mention possible locations in their statement about the tour, “from Punjab to Toronto, London to LA – this is a journey through history,” suggesting that the tour will include numerous venues across North America.

The announcement has already gained massive attention online, with fans expressing excitement at the possibility of attending Moosewala’s live’ again in a digital format. The late singer’s management team has not yet issued a statement clarifying the details of the tour. Who is Sidhu Moosewala? Sidhu Moosewala, who was shot dead in Punjab in May 2022, remains a powerful figure in the Indian music scene. Known for his raw lyrics, powerful delivery, and politically charged music, Moosewala cultivated a devoted following across continents with his songs that continue to hit record numbers across streaming platforms.