Archive · 11 Oct 2026
Moosewala Hologram Debuts in Canada; ‘295’ Nears 900 Million Views
Sidhu Moosewala was a Punjabi singer who was killed in 2022.
A new show in Toronto used a 3D hologram to make it look like he was performing on stage.
The hologram performed his song “295” with his original singing.
His parents and younger brother attended the opening.
The show was the first stop on a tour planned for several cities in Canada and the United States.
“295” has nearly 900 million views on YouTube.
Moosewala’s father said the family is still seeking justice for his death.
He also said his son’s music continues to be heard.
A 3D hologram of Sidhu Moosewala performed in Toronto using his original vocals.
The Toronto concert opened the Signed to God World Tour to a packed house.
The tour is expected to continue in Vancouver, Calgary, New York, Houston and Oakland.
The song “295” has nearly 900 million YouTube views and 12 million likes.
Moosewala’s father said the family had been seeking justice for his son’s murder for over four years.
- Who
- Sidhu Moosewala was represented in the performance; his parents and younger brother attended the opening.
- What
- A 3D holographic performance opened the Signed to God World Tour.
- When
- The articles describe the show as taking place four years after Moosewala's death; his death was on May 22, 2022.
- Where
- Toronto, Canada.
- Why
- The articles do not state a specific reason for staging the hologram show.
- Opening city
- Toronto, Canada
- Tour
- Signed to God World Tour
- Featured song
- “295”
- Song’s YouTube views
- Nearly 900 million
- Song’s YouTube likes
- 12 million
- Moosewala’s death
- May 22, 2022; he was shot while travelling in his SUV in Punjab’s Mansa district.
- Planned tour stops
- Vancouver, Calgary, New York, Houston and Oakland