Late Punjabi music icon Sidhu Moosewala will perform virtually for fans across the globe as part of an official hologram world tour set to launch in Canada next month.

Balkaur Singh, Moosewala’s father, announced the "Sign to God World Tour" in a video shared on Instagram, revealing that the tour will kick off in Toronto on Oct. 9. Additional tour dates are scheduled for Calgary, Vancouver, and California, with the show slated to reach audiences across eight countries, including India and Pakistan.

The upcoming shows will use 3D projection technology to create a life-sized hologram of Moosewala, accompanied by his original vocals and stage presence. Moosewala becomes the first Punjabi artist to be featured in a hologram tour, joining international icons such as Michael Jackson and Tupac Shakur who have been memorialized using similar technology.

Alongside the digital projection, the tour will feature live performances by prominent guest artists. Singh and his family plan to attend in person to share personal memories of the late singer's life and career.

Singh also announced that Moosewala's estate plans to release unreleased songs written by the singer annually over the next 30 years.

Moosewala, whose real name was Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu, was shot and killed in Punjab, India, in May 2022. He was 28.