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Karan Aujla To Bring P-Pop Culture Tour To The O2 London

Karan Aujla To Bring P-Pop Culture Tour To The O2 London

Sunday, 4 October
6:30 PM
The O2, London

Karan Aujla will bring his P-Pop Culture tour to The O2 in London on Sunday, 4 October 2026, as part of a three-date UK arena run featuring shows in Birmingham, London and Manchester.

Doors at the Greenwich venue are scheduled to open at 6.30 pm, with an advertised curfew of 11 pm. Ikky has been confirmed as the support artist for the London performance.

The concert will give London fans another opportunity to see Aujla perform at one of the capital’s largest indoor entertainment venues. The singer previously attracted a substantial audience at The O2 during his It Was All A Dream tour, reflecting the rapidly growing UK audience for contemporary Punjabi music.

Live Nation’s presale is due to begin at 10am on Thursday, 30 July 2026. General ticket sales will open at 10am on Friday, 31 July, with a separate Mastercard Preferred sale beginning at the same time. Ticket prices have not been displayed on the official event listing at the time of writing.

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Ticket Sales, Age Rules And Concert Details

The London concert forms the middle date of Aujla’s three-show UK schedule. He will first perform at Utilita Arena Birmingham on Thursday, 1 October, before travelling to The O2 on 4 October and Co-op Live in Manchester on Thursday, 8 October.

Standing tickets at the London show are restricted to people aged 16 and over. Visitors under 15 may attend in seated areas but must be accompanied by an adult aged at least 18. Parents and younger fans should therefore check the seating category and age conditions carefully before completing a booking.

Ikky is currently the only support artist confirmed by Live Nation. Detailed performance times, the final setlist and any additional guest appearances have not yet been announced.

Fans should purchase tickets through the official event page or an authorised ticketing partner. Demand is expected to be strong, particularly during the presale and the opening hours of the general sale, although availability will depend on the ticket category and seating section selected.

Concertgoers should also review the latest venue rules before travelling. The O2 may apply security checks, restrictions on certain items and event-specific ticket conditions. Visitors are encouraged to bring only essential belongings and allow enough time to pass through the entrance checks before the performance.

Travel And Accessibility Arrangements

The O2 is located at Peninsula Square in Greenwich, with North Greenwich Underground station providing the closest public transport connection. The station is served by the Jubilee line and is a short walk from the arena entrance. River services, buses and pre-booked parking provide alternative ways to reach the venue.

Visitors travelling from central London should allow additional time because North Greenwich station and nearby services can become particularly busy before and after major arena concerts. Attendees planning to drive are advised to check parking availability and reserve a space in advance rather than relying on spaces being available on arrival.

The O2 provides accessible seating options including step-free seats, limited-step locations and wheelchair-accessible platforms. Accessible tickets must be booked using a Nimbus Access Card or the venue’s free Digital Access Pass, which records the visitor’s access requirements.

Eligible visitors can also request a complimentary personal assistant ticket when purchasing their accessible ticket. The assistant ticket must normally be selected during the original booking process, and eligibility is determined by the symbols recorded on the customer’s Nimbus Access Card.

The venue’s main concourses are step-free, with accessible lifts operating across its levels. North Greenwich station also offers step-free platform access, accessible gates and accessible bus stops. Visitors requiring specific assistance should review the arrangements and contact the venue before the concert.

Event times, support arrangements and admission policies may be updated before Sunday, 4 October. Ticket holders should therefore check the official Karan Aujla concert listing and The O2’s visitor information shortly before travelling.