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Asim Azhar announces his biggest international concert in London

Asim Azhar has become one of Pakistan’s most popular pop and R&B artist

Pakistani singer Asim Azhar has excited fans by announcing what he calls the biggest international concert of his career. The show will take place on September 20, 2026, at the Troxy venue in London.

Azhar shared the news through a series of social media posts during his trip to the United Kingdom. On Instagram, he posted a promotional image for the concert and described it as his largest international performance so far. He thanked fans for their patience and expressed excitement about bringing his music to London.

The singer also shared updates about his travel plans. He revealed that his tour schedule includes a short visit to the United States for a one day performance before continuing other activities. He also informed fans that his new song, “Aarzu,” is now available on Spotify.

Over the years, Asim Azhar has become one of Pakistan’s most popular pop and R&B artist. He has built a strong fan base through hit songs, live performances, and international tours.

His latest song, “Aarzu,” has created discussion online. Many listeners believe they can hear a voice in the background that sounds similar to actress Hania Aamir. The speculation started after Azhar shared a clip from the track on social media.

Fans focused on a short line in the song and suggested that the background voice may belong to Hania Aamir. The clip quickly spread online, and many users shared their opinions on social media platforms.

They claimed the tone sounded similar to the actress’s voice, which increased the discussion around the song. The conversation also brought attention back to previous public appearances involving Azhar and Hania Aamir. Fans recalled social media posts linking the two during the singer’s North American tour.

Earlier, Azhar released a cover of “Tere Bin Nahin Lagda” by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. Some fans connected certain lyrics from that performance to ongoing online theories about hidden references in his music.

So far, neither Asim Azhar nor Hania Aamir has commented on the rumors. The identity of the voice heard in “Aarzu” remains unconfirmed, but the discussion continues to attract attention from fans online.

 

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