The singer has announced The Sirra Live in Concert, scheduled to take place in New Delhi in December. After a three-year break from live touring, Guru Randhawa is set to return to the stage with his first-ever solo stadium concert.
Sharing a video reflecting on his journey in music, Guru also opened up about his time away from touring, the success of his independent releases and the criticism surrounding his recent songs, alleging that “targeted campaigns” tried to undermine his 2026 releases.
God provided far more than I ever prayed for. Together, we smashed it out of the park with QATAL SIRRA, AZUL, PERFECT, PAN INDIA, SHKINI and DOPAMINE. Reflecting on his independent music releases and the criticism surrounding songs such as Sirra, AZUL and Fine Shyt, Guru added, “A new beautiful chapter emerged in 2025, ushering my independent foray.
Because when you build on solid ground, success speaks for itself.”, even when targeted campaigns tried to cast shadows over the 2026 slate, I stayed respectful and trusted the process.
The Delhi concert will celebrate Guru’s 13 years in the music industry and pay tribute to the fans who have supported him throughout his career and waited for his return to the stage. The show is scheduled for December 12, 2026, at Jawaharlal Nehru (JLN) Stadium in New Delhi, marking his first-ever solo stadium concert. The singer is expected to perform some of his most popular tracks, including Lahore, High Rated Gabru, Suit Suit, Patola, Dopamine, AZUL, Naach Meri Rani, Made in India, SHKINI, PERFECT, Qatal, Slowly Slowly, Sirra and Ban Ja Rani, among others. My fans have been the absolute bedrock of this amazing journey, holding me up through every high and every low. This show isn’t about mealone, it’s my humble thank-you note to the people who built me. I wanted this homecoming to happen exactly where it all started, looking out at a stadium full of the faces who changed my life, and giving that love and respect straight back to my day ones!”
Speaking about his return to the stage, Guru said in a statement, “Taking a step back from touring was a planned pause, but standing here now, ready to step into a stadium, is incredibly surreal.
Alongside the video, he penned a note for his fans, thanking them for supporting him through the highs and lows of his career and promising a special concert experience. On Wednesday, Guru took to Instagram to share a video tracing his journey from Punjab to becoming a recognised name in the music industry.
