Punjabi music star Karan Aujla has announced a second concert in Mumbai after his recent show in the city drew heavy criticism from fans. The singer, who is currently touring India as part of his P-Pop Culture India Tour, revealed that he will return to Mumbai for a new event titled “Mumbai 2.0” — and this time, he plans to make it bigger.
The new concert is scheduled for April 12, and in a surprising move, Aujla has decided to offer free entry to fans who had purchased tickets for the earlier Mumbai show.
Singer Promises a Bigger Mumbai Show
Karan Aujla shared the announcement through a video on Instagram, addressing fans directly after the controversy around the previous concert.
In the video, the singer confirmed that everyone who bought tickets for the March 3 Mumbai show will automatically receive complimentary access to the Mumbai 2.0 concert.
He also invited fans who missed the earlier event to attend the upcoming performance.
According to Aujla, the second show is being planned on a much larger scale. He told fans that those who want to be part of the event should grab tickets because the upcoming concert aims to “make history in Mumbai.”
Organisers Confirm Free Access for Previous Ticket Holders
The organisers of the tour, Team Innovation, also released an official statement confirming the new concert.
In a message shared on social media, the team said the overwhelming response from fans in Mumbai prompted them to organise another show. As a gesture of appreciation, they announced that fans who purchased tickets for the March 3 event will receive free entry to Mumbai 2.0.
For new attendees, ticket sales will open on March 8 at 12 PM through the event ticketing platform District by Zomato.
What Went Wrong at the First Mumbai Concert
The original Mumbai show took place on March 3, but it quickly became the subject of criticism online.
Several attendees complained about poor crowd management, extremely high temperatures, and limited access to drinking water inside the venue. Some fans even claimed people fainted during the event due to the heat.
Others expressed frustration after buying VIP tickets but still struggling to get a proper view of the stage, with a few social media posts calling the experience the “worst concert ever.”
Following the backlash, Aujla acknowledged the concerns and hinted after his Pune performance that he would organise another show in Mumbai to make things right.
Inside the P-Pop Culture India Tour
Karan Aujla’s P-Pop Culture India Tour began with a massive opening night in Delhi on February 28, drawing a crowd of more than 75,000 fans.
During the performance, the singer delivered some of his biggest hits, including “Tauba Tauba,” “Softly,” “Admiring You,” “Boyfriend,” and “52 Bars.” The concert ended with a spectacular fireworks display, setting the tone for the rest of the tour.
After Delhi, Aujla performed in Mumbai and Pune, with more shows lined up across major cities.
Upcoming stops on the tour include Chandigarh (March 14), Indore, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Jaipur, and Lucknow, before the tour wraps up with a grand finale in Ludhiana.
Final Words
Concert tours often come with challenges, but Karan Aujla’s decision to organise Mumbai 2.0 and offer free entry to previous ticket holders shows an effort to address fans’ concerns.
Whether the second show can turn the narrative around remains to be seen, but one thing is certain — expectations for the April 12 Mumbai concert are now higher than ever.
