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Three Years After His Death, Sidhu Moose Wala Is Set to Return with a 2026 World Tour, But No One Knows How It Will Happen

Three years after he was fatally shot, Sidhu Moose Wala is going on tour?

That’s the baffling announcement posted through the late singer-rapper’s official Instagram account on Tuesday. A mysterious video announcing a worldwide tour called ‘Signed to God’ was posted on the social media site. No named performers. No listed locations or indication was given. Just a quick glimpse of Sidhu performing on stage, the name of the tour, the year, and a link to an empty website.

Of course, the fans are both excited and perplexed: Is this a hologram concert? A tribute show? A virtual full-scale resurrection?

No Details, One Huge Question: How?

The teaser has everyone’s guesswork going. Although the video is somewhat brief, the official site offers a poetic tribute to Sidhu’s contributions to desi culture and music, culminating in his famous line: “Mere baare likheya jaavega, history de vich.” It continues: “They are. And now, you get to be part of it.”

That last sentence has added only to the mystery. What are fans exactly being asked to be a part of? A visual concert experience? An AI-driven performance? Something new that the Indian music industry has never witnessed?

A High-Tech Comeback in Making?

While the format has not been officially announced, buzz within the industry suggests the employment of cutting-edge technology, holograms, augmented reality, or AI-produced images. The likes of global superstars Tupac and Michael Jackson have already ‘returned’ to the stage via similar digital means.

Should Sidhu’s crew be planning such, Signed to God would be the first posthumous world tour by any Indian artist, perhaps a new standard in the ways legacy and technology converge.

The video attributes Platinum Events as the organizer, but no formal release has been made so far.

Fans Are Stunned, Excited, and Asking Questions

The post has already reached a million likes, and fans have filled the comments with equal measures of awe and disbelief. “Is this real?” one commented. “Bro’s about to perform from the beyond,” another wrote. Some have even welcomed the move as a means to keep his legacy alive: “Even death could not muzzle him.”

Sidhu’s Story Isn’t Over Yet

Sidhu Moose Wala went from the countryside of Punjab to international stages with chart-toppers like Bambiha Bole and Mere Na. He was assassinated in May 2022 at the age of 28. But his impact never wavered. Posthumous drops have attracted millions, and his name remains all over playlists and headlines.

Now, with Signed to God, his legacy can be altered in a form no one anticipated.

The mystery continues. The hype is genuine. Come 2026, the fans could well see the most surprising ‘comeback’ in Indian music history.