Three years after his brutal assassination shocked the nation, Sidhu Moose Wala is set to return — not in flesh, but in an emotional, groundbreaking form. In a move that has stunned fans and made global headlines, the late Punjabi rapper’s official Instagram page announced a world tour titled Signed to God, slated for 2026. According to the official website of the tour, it will feature the revolutionary use of 3D hologram technology to recreate his presence on stage, making Moose Wala the first Indian artist to have a posthumous concert tour of this scale.
Sidhu Moose Wala's 'Signed to God'
The announcement describes the tour as more than a tribute — it’s a movement. “Sidhu Moosewala wasn’t just an artist — he was a movement,” reads a note on the official website. The show promises an immersive concert experience combining life-size 3D holographic projections of the singer with his original vocals, cinematic visuals, and high-end stage effects.
About Sidhu Moosewala
Born Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu, Moose Wala rose from the Mansa district to become a global icon of Punjabi music. His breakout track So High set him on the path to stardom, and his 2018 debut album PBX 1 even charted on the Billboard Canadian Albums chart at number 66. Tracks like 47 and Mera Na broke into the UK Singles Chart, solidifying his international appeal.
Sidhu Moosewala’s assassination
Moose Wala’s rise was as meteoric as his fall was tragic. On May 29, 2022, he was gunned down in broad daylight in his car in Jawaharke village, Mansa, just a day after his security cover was reduced. He was only 28. Soon after, a shocking claim of responsibility surfaced on Facebook. Punjabi gangster Goldy Brar — believed to be operating from Canada — admitted to ordering the hit. In a chilling recent interview with the BBC, Brar reiterated his lack of remorse. “It was either him or us. As simple as that,” he said, adding, “I did what I had to do for my brother.”
Sidhu Moose Wala's 'Signed to God'
The announcement describes the tour as more than a tribute — it’s a movement. “Sidhu Moosewala wasn’t just an artist — he was a movement,” reads a note on the official website. The show promises an immersive concert experience combining life-size 3D holographic projections of the singer with his original vocals, cinematic visuals, and high-end stage effects.
About Sidhu Moosewala
Born Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu, Moose Wala rose from the Mansa district to become a global icon of Punjabi music. His breakout track So High set him on the path to stardom, and his 2018 debut album PBX 1 even charted on the Billboard Canadian Albums chart at number 66. Tracks like 47 and Mera Na broke into the UK Singles Chart, solidifying his international appeal.
Sidhu Moosewala’s assassination
Moose Wala’s rise was as meteoric as his fall was tragic. On May 29, 2022, he was gunned down in broad daylight in his car in Jawaharke village, Mansa, just a day after his security cover was reduced. He was only 28. Soon after, a shocking claim of responsibility surfaced on Facebook. Punjabi gangster Goldy Brar — believed to be operating from Canada — admitted to ordering the hit. In a chilling recent interview with the BBC, Brar reiterated his lack of remorse. “It was either him or us. As simple as that,” he said, adding, “I did what I had to do for my brother.”
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