Asim Azhar sets sights on London

Singer Asim Azhar has stirred excitement among fans after teasing what he describes as his biggest international concert to date, set to take place in London later this year.

The announcement came through a series of social media posts in which the singer shared updates from his journey to the United Kingdom. Azhar revealed that the concert will be held on September 20, 2026, at the Troxy venue in London, marking a major milestone in his international touring career.

Taking to Instagram, he posted a cover announcement for the upcoming show, describing it as his most significant international performance so far. "London. My biggest international concert till now. I know u waited long," he wrote, adding, "Let's do this. Asim Ali tour UK!!!!!!!"

In subsequent stories, Azhar gave followers a glimpse into his travel schedule, outlining his tour movements, which also include a brief stop in the United States for a one-day performance. He also revealed that his latest track 'Aarzu' has been released on Spotify.

Azhar, one of Pakistan's most recognisable contemporary pop and R&B artists, has built a strong following over the years through chart-topping singles and consistent international appearances. His latest release 'Aarzu' has sparked fresh online discussion, with fans speculating about a possible uncredited vocal cameo by actor Hania Aamir.

The speculation began after Azhar shared a clip from the song on Instagram, where listeners focused on the line "Phir se bolo", claiming they could hear a voice resembling Aamir's in the background.

The clip quickly circulated across social media platforms, with users debating whether the alleged cameo was intentional or coincidental. Comment sections were soon flooded with repeated claims suggesting the voice matched the actor's.

Some fans referenced a scene from 'Ishqiya', episode 22, arguing that the tone sounded similar to Aamir's earlier performances, further fuelling the online conversation around the track.

The discussion also revived speculation about the pair's past public appearances together, including sightings during Azhar's North American tour in New York, which had previously drawn attention on social media.

Azhar had earlier released a cover of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's 'Tere Bin Nahin Lagda', which included the line "Jaania, Haania", a detail fans also linked to ongoing online theories about subtle references in his music. Neither Asim Azhar nor Hania Aamir has addressed the speculation or confirmed whether the voice in 'Aarzu' belongs to the actor.