Punjabi singer AP Dhillon has introduced his extremely anticipated One in all One India Tour 2025. The tour will cowl eight cities and can kick off this December. His long-time collaborator Shinda Kahlon may also be becoming a member of him on stage. It is going to begin with Ahmedabad on December 5, adopted by Delhi, Ludhiana, Pune, Bengaluru, Kolkata, Mumbai and can conclude on December 28 in Jaipur. Pre-sale tickets will go dwell on September 26.
Sharing the information, he wrote on Instagram, “India, see you in December for the One in all One Tour. Irrespective of the place this journey takes me, house is the place it hits completely different. Let’s make it unforgettable. Visa Pre-Sale: Sept 26 | Normal On-Sale: Sept 28”
The setlist can have his widespread hits reminiscent of Brown Munde, Excuses, Insane, Summer time Excessive and With You. It is going to additionally embrace new releases reminiscent of Thori Si Daaru, Afsos and STFU.
The singer acknowledged and appreciated the assist he receives from individuals in India and mentioned, “India will all the time be the guts of my inspiration and artwork. The unwavering assist and enthusiasm I obtain from Indian followers is all the time encouraging, and I’m past excited to embark on this tour. I sit up for reconnecting with newer audiences and creating unimaginable recollections collectively.”
The tickets will likely be obtainable on a web-based ticketing platform. AP Dhillon, Crew Innovation and the ticket platform are additionally donating Rs 100 from each ticket offered to aid efforts in Punjab after the devastating floods.
About AP Dhillon
Amritpal Singh Dhillon is an Indo-Canadian singer, rapper, and producer who first made waves within the Punjabi music scene in 2019 together with his debut single Faux. Alongside Faux, he additionally produced Faraar by Gurinder Gill and Shinda Kahlon. His breakthrough got here in 2020 with tracks reminiscent of Majhail, Excuses, and Brown Munde.
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