Guru Randhawa will return to the live stage with The Sirra Era Live In Concert, a one-night-only stadium show in New Delhi. Produced by Saregama Live in association with Rhythms and Warner Music India, this marks his first full-scale domestic concert since his 2022 tour.
Here’s everything to know about the concert, including the date, venue, ticketing and expected setlist.
When and Where Is Guru Randhawa Performing?
Guru Randhawa will perform at New Delhi’s Jawaharlal Nehru (JLN) Stadium on December 12, 2026. Titled The Sirra Era Live In Concert, the event is billed as his first-ever solo stadium show and marks his return to large-scale live performances after a three-year touring hiatus.
The concert is envisioned as a stadium-scale production featuring immersive audio-visuals and a set spanning Randhawa’s catalogue.
| Date | City | Venue |
| December 12, 2026 | New Delhi | Jawaharlal Nehru (JLN) Stadium |
No additional dates have been announced as part of this concert announcement.
When Do Guru Randhawa’s Concert Tickets Go on Sale?
Tickets for The Sirra Era Live In Concert will be available exclusively through District by Zomato. An on-sale date and ticket prices have not yet been announced.
What Songs Will Guru Randhawa Perform at the Concert?
The concert is expected to bring together some of Randhawa’s best-known hits and more recent releases. The announced catalogue includes “Lahore,” “High Rated Gabru,” “Suit Suit,” “Patola,” and “Sirra.” The setlist can also draw from releases of the past three years, including “Moon Rise,” “Dopamine,” “AZUL,” “Qatal,” and “SHKINI.”
However, a full running order has not been announced.
The announcement is accompanied by a concert trailer that previews the visual scale of the stadium production, which is designed around immersive audio-visuals.
What Has Guru Randhawa Said About His Return to the Stage?
Randhawa described the concert as a homecoming and an opportunity to reconnect with the fans who have supported his career.
“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 me alone, it’s my humble thank-you note to the people who built me,” he said.
The concert will celebrate Randhawa’s 13-year career, bringing him back to the city where his musical journey began.
