The hologram concerts will recreate Sidhu Moose Wala's stage presence
Fans of the late Punjabi singer Sidhu Moose Wala will soon have the opportunity to see him return to the stage through cutting-edge hologram technology.
His father, Balkaur Singh, has announced that a hologram concert tour will begin this October.
The first performance is expected to take place in Toronto, Canada, on October 8 or 9. Balkaur Singh revealed that preparations are almost complete, with around 10 concerts planned during the first phase of the international tour.
The hologram concerts will recreate Sidhu Moose Wala’s stage presence while showcasing some of his most popular songs.
Balkaur Singh explained that the performances will also include a short speech lasting between two and four minutes.
The show will feature an interactive segment, giving audiences a more immersive experience.
Balkaur confirmed he will personally attend the opening concert in Toronto to mark the beginning of the tribute tour.
The project aims to celebrate Sidhu Moose Wala’s music while giving fans a unique opportunity to reconnect with one of Punjabi music’s most influential artists.
Interest in the concerts is expected to be high because of his enduring global popularity.
One of the biggest announcements is that a brand-new Sidhu Moose Wala song will be released during the opening concert.
Balkaur also shared that music videos for several other unreleased tracks are currently being prepared.
The Toronto event will also introduce Sidhu Moose Wala’s official merchandise brand.
Fans will be able to purchase T-shirts, shoes, belts and other accessories inspired by the late singer’s distinctive style.
The merchandise launch is expected to give supporters another way to celebrate Sidhu Moosewala’s legacy.
It also reflects the continued demand for memorabilia connected to the artist.
Speaking about life after his son’s death, Balkaur said their family home continues to welcome visitors from across the world.
He estimated that between 1,000 and 1,500 people visit every day, while Sundays often attract even larger crowds.
He said he spends his time attending public events, looking after his health, visiting relatives and meeting Sidhu’s devoted fans.
He added that the constant support from visitors has helped keep his son’s memory alive.
Discussing family life, Balkaur said his wife, Charan Kaur, is focused on raising their younger son, affectionately known as ‘Nikka Sidhu’.
He expressed hope that the child would one day continue his elder brother’s legacy.
The family remains committed to preserving Sidhu Moose Wala’s contribution to Punjabi music and culture.
The artist was shot dead in Punjab’s Mansa district on May 29, 2022.
Despite his tragic death, his music continues to reach millions of listeners worldwide through streaming platforms and posthumous releases.
The upcoming hologram tour reflects the lasting impact of his career and offers fans another opportunity to celebrate the artist whose influence continues to shape Punjabi music across the world.








