Miss Pooja

2 concerts

Miss Pooja, born Gurinder Kaur Kainth in Rajpura, Punjab, is an Indian singer and actress. Renowned as the "Queen of Duets," she revitalized Punjabi duet songs, excelling in Bhangra, Pop, and Folk genres. She holds Guinness World Records for maximum songs, music videos, and albums. Her popular songs include "Jaan Ton Piyari" and "Second Hand Jawani". She has received UK Asian Music Awards and was a most searched female on Google.

Karan Aujla

9 concerts

Born in Ghurala, India, Karan Aujla blends Punjabi folk with North American sounds. Known for hits like "Don’t Worry," he’s a global Punjabi music star with billions of streams and huge fanbase.

AP Dhillon

2 concerts

AP Dhillon, from Punjab, India, is a top Punjabi singer blending R&B, hip-hop, and traditional sounds. Known for hits like “Excuses” and “Brown Munde,” he’s a global streaming icon.

Sukha

4 concerts

Toronto-based Punjabi artist Sukha gained fame with his debut "Siftaan" and hit "Same Thing," topping TikTok charts. Known for blending Punjabi and hip-hop, he collaborates with Tegi Pannu.

Panjabi MC

2 concerts

Born in England, Panjabi MC gained fame for his desi/hip-hop fusion, especially the global hit "Mundian To Bach Ke." Known for bhangra music, he collaborated with Jay-Z and is celebrated for his dynamic use of traditional instruments.

The PropheC

2 concerts

Neal Chatha, known as The PropheC, is an Indo-Canadian singer, songwriter, and producer from Calgary, Alberta. He fuses Punjabi, hip-hop, pop, and R&B, creating a unique sound. Notable for hits like "Sohni" and "Kinna Chir," his discography includes albums such as Midnight Paradise (2023) and EPs like The Remedy (2024). He has collaborated with artists including Ezu and Sidhu Moose Wala, celebrated for his self-produced, genre-blending style.

Jasmine Sandlas

3 concerts

Born in Punjab and raised in California, Jasmine Sandlas is a Punjabi music icon known for hits like "Yaar Na Miley" and "Illegal Weapon." Dubbed the Gulabi Queen.

Breaking Borders

2 concerts

Breaking Borders, the world's largest Desi destination festival, began in 2025. It celebrates South Asian music and culture with an immersive experience of live performances and DJ sets. The festival is renowned for showcasing top artists like Karan Aujla and AP Dhillon, blending genres and cultures into a vibrant, unique fusion.

Harkirat Sangha

5 concerts

Prabh

2 concerts

Breaking Borders 2026 - 3 Day Ticket in Malta,

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Various Venues, Malta

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