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    The Canada-based artist, known for tracks like "Brown Munde", "Excuses", and "Insane", will start his Brownprint India Tour on December 7 in Mumbai

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PUNJABI rapper AP Dhillon is set to return to India for his second tour, with performances scheduled in Mumbai, Delhi, and Chandigarh.
The Canada-based artist, known for tracks like "Brown Munde", "Excuses", and "Insane", will start his Brownprint India Tour on December 7 in Mumbai. This will be followed by shows in Delhi on December 14 and Chandigarh on December 21.
Dhillon will be accompanied by his longtime collaborator, Shinda Kahlon, throughout the tour. "The love and support I've received from Indian fans has been overwhelming. I can't wait to reconnect with them and share the energy of 'The Brownprint' live," Dhillon said in a statement.
The event, promoted and produced by White Fox India, is expected to draw large crowds. Aman Kumar, Co-Founder of White Fox India, said, "Attendees can look forward to a seamless and extraordinary music spectacle that will celebrate the supremacy of the brown community."
Ticket sales will begin on September 29 through Insider.in.
Dhillon was in the news nearly a month ago when shots were reportedly fired outside his Canada residence.
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