Jaz Dhami, born Jaswinder Singh Dhami on 1 March 1986 in Birmingham, England, is a British-Indian singer, songwriter and music producer who fuses Punjabi bhangra and folk with pop, R&B and hip-hop. Son of Sangam bhangra vocalist Viccar Dhami, he trained in Indian classical music from age nine and later refined his craft in India. He shot to international fame with the 2012 party anthem “High Heels” featuring Yo Yo Honey Singh, which crossed 300 million YouTube views and made him a household name across the UK and India. Other hits include “Zulfa” (with Dr Zeus), “Beparwaiyan” and “Bas.” He is the only South Asian artist featured on BBC Music’s “God Only Knows,” and made his Bollywood playback debut in “Sanam Re.”

The PropheC, born Neal Chatha on 8 September 1991 in Calgary, Canada, is an Indo-Canadian singer, songwriter and producer celebrated for blending Punjabi folk with R&B, pop and hip-hop. Classically trained from age five, he began making beats in his basement as a teenager and broke out with 2011’s “Sohni” from his debut album “Forever.” Writing, producing and singing his own music through his label PropheC Productions, he has released acclaimed albums including “Futureproof,” “The Lifestyle,” “The Season,” “Solace” and “Midnight Paradise.” Signature songs like “Kina Chir,” “Dukh” (with Mickey Singh) and “Naina” have earned tens of millions of streams. He also produced and sang on Sidhu Moose Wala’s “Sohne Lagde.” A polished live performer, The PropheC has toured across North America, the UK, Europe and India.

Sultaan is a Punjabi rapper, singer and lyricist widely regarded as a pioneer of Punjabi trap music. Born in the Jalandhar district of Punjab and now based in Saskatchewan, Canada, he was inspired by American rap icons like Ice Cube and Nipsey Hussle before immigrating in 2013 and co-founding the influential Beeba Boys crew with OG Ghuman. He debuted with “Never Gonna Change” (2015) and rose with tracks like “Sanjay Dutt” and the TikTok-viral “Bottles” (Clutch Balliye). His albums include “I Am The Future,” “Back From The Dead” and multiple EPs, featuring gritty, West Coast-influenced production and hard-hitting lyricism. Known for socially conscious themes – including strong support for Punjab’s farmers – Sultaan has built a devoted global following and remains one of the rawest, most original voices in Punjabi hip-hop, in a lineage that traces back to pioneers like Bohemia.

Amar Sehmbi is a Punjabi singer from Shimlapuri, Ludhiana, born 8 March 1998, best known for winning “Voice of Punjab Season 7.” Trained at the Tejwant Kittu Music Academy, he won state-level Shabad Gayan competitions three years running before turning professional. After early recognition he built a steady run of hits including “Debate,” “Sikandar,” “Khandani Bande,” “Chief Guest,” “Gold Di Jutti” and “Waaka.” Known for a soulful, versatile voice that moves between romantic melodies and folk-rooted anthems, he frequently collaborates with artists like Jasmeen Akhtar and popular labels such as Jass Records. With a large, loyal following on Instagram and YouTube, Amar Sehmbi has become a dependable live performer and one of the most relatable rising voices in contemporary Punjabi music.

Ikky, born Ikwinder Singh Sahota in Toronto (2000), is a Canadian record producer, songwriter and artist widely credited with pushing Punjabi music onto the global stage. Growing up between Toronto’s hip-hop scene and his family’s Punjabi roots, he fused booming 808s with Punjabi melodies. He produced era-defining hits including Amrit Maan & Sidhu Moose Wala’s “Bambiha Bole,” Garry Sandhu’s “Yeah Baby,” Gurnam Bhullar’s “Diamond” and Diljit Dosanjh & Tory Lanez’s “Chauffeur.” His EP “Four You” with Karan Aujla peaked at No. 16 on the Billboard Canadian Albums chart, and singles like “Baller” and “Chauffeur” hit the Canadian Hot 100. Founder of 4N Records and creative director of Warner’s 91 North Records, Ikky has amassed billions of global streams and remains a true bridge between cultures.

Gur Sidhu, born Gursimran Singh Sidhu on 11 July 1997 in Chak Fateh Singh Wala, Bathinda, is one of the most influential figures in modern Punjabi music – a singer, rapper, lyricist and record producer. After moving to Canada at 19, he built a distinctive sound that blends Punjabi folk with trap and hip-hop. He runs his own label, Brown Town Music, and delivered breakout hits like “8 Parche” (with Baani Sandhu), “Bamb Aagya” (with Jasmine Sandlas) and “Vaddi Galbaat.” As a producer he shaped tracks for Sidhu Moose Wala, Amrit Maan and R Nait, and his partnership with Cheema Y produced chart-topping projects including “California Love” and the album “Young G.O.A.T.” With millions of monthly listeners, Gur Sidhu remains a defining name in global Punjabi music.

Singga is a popular Punjabi singer and lyricist known for his versatile mix of attitude-driven and romantic tracks that have built a large, loyal following. He made his mark with hits like “Vig”, “Aini V Soni Nai”, “State” and “Photo”, blending catchy hooks with a confident, contemporary sound that resonates strongly with young audiences. A prolific artist who also writes his own material, he has become a familiar name on Punjabi charts and playlists, delivering both high-energy anthems and melodic love songs. With a strong streaming presence and a dedicated fanbase across India and the diaspora, he brings genuine crowd appeal to any stage. For a concert, wedding or college event wanting an in-demand young star with a stack of hits, Singga is a strong, on-trend choice.

Khan Bhaini, born Bishwas Khan in Bhaini Mehraj village, Barnala, is one of the most in-demand rising stars in Punjabi music. A self-taught talent, he began as a sought-after lyricist – penning tracks for artists including Karan Aujla and Gulab Sidhu – before launching his own singing career and breaking through with the smash “Bille Bille Naina Waliye”. Since then he has delivered a steady stream of hits like “Radhe Radhe”, “Skull”, “Naagmani”, “Gaddi Pichhe Naa” and “Junoon”, blending catchy melodies with folk-hip-hop energy. Grounded, prolific and hugely popular with young listeners, he is one of the defining new-generation voices of 2026. For a concert, wedding or college event wanting a hot, chart-topping young star, Khan Bhaini is a strong, on-trend choice.

Prem Dhillon, born Premjeet Singh Dhillon on 4 January 1995 in Daulo Nangal village, Amritsar, is one of the standout voices of modern Punjabi music. He entered the scene in 2018 with “Chan Milondi” and rose rapidly with “Boot Cut” and the massive “Old Skool”, a collaboration with the late Sidhu Moose Wala and Nseeb that crossed hundreds of millions of views and charted internationally. Mentored early on by Sidhu Moose Wala, he built a devoted following with rooted, street-authentic tracks like “Majha Block” and “Prahune”, amassing hundreds of millions of streams. With a raw, distinctive sound and strong Gen-Z appeal, he is a genuine streaming force. For a concert, music festival or college event wanting an authentic, in-demand young star, Prem Dhillon is a strong choice.

Jassa Dhillon, born Jaspal Singh Dhillon on 7 November 1995 in Assandh, Karnal, is one of the most-streamed rising stars of modern Punjabi music. He launched his career alongside producer Gur Sidhu under the Brown Town Music banner, breaking through with “Pyar Bolda” and “Jhanjhar” and cementing his status with the debut album Above All. His hit “Talja” charted on the UK Asian Music Chart and the Global YouTube weekly chart, and tracks like “Kalli Kalli” have racked up huge streaming numbers. Working across Punjabi pop, bhangra, romantic and hip-hop styles, he has a versatile, chart-friendly sound with a large young fanbase. For a concert, wedding or college event wanting a hot, streaming-era star, Jassa Dhillon is a strong, on-trend choice.

Navaan Sandhu, born Navanpreet Singh Sandhu on 8 August 1995 in Amritsar, is one of the most exciting voices of Punjabi music’s new generation. Formally trained at the renowned Gurmeet Bawa Sangeet Academy, he rose from the independent underground with his 2018 debut “In Demand” and built a devoted following through tracks like “Radio”, “2 Asle” and “Straight Outta Majha”. Blending Punjabi folk textures with modern hip-hop, R&B and trap, his sound is rooted yet contemporary, and his technical vocal grounding sets him apart from many peers. He now sells out shows across India, Canada, the UK and Australia. For a concert, wedding or college event wanting a hot, rising, new-generation star with real vocal craft, Navaan Sandhu is a compelling choice.

Alfaaz, born Amanjot Singh Pannu, is a popular Punjabi singer and rapper with one of the most distinctive, energetic voices in the party-music space. He rose to fame as a frequent collaborator of Yo Yo Honey Singh, delivering high-octane anthems like “Yaar Bathere” and “Bad Bad Gaana” that became fixtures at parties and clubs. Known for his powerful delivery and swagger, he blends Punjabi rap and pop into crowd-igniting dancefloor tracks. With a loyal fanbase built over years in the hip-hop and party scene, he brings genuine energy to any stage. For a concert, college festival, club night or high-energy party wanting a punchy, dancefloor-driving performer, Alfaaz is a strong, fun choice.

Pammi Bai, born Paramjit Singh Sidhu, is a celebrated Punjabi folk and bhangra artist, singer and choreographer, and a passionate ambassador of authentic Punjabi culture. Renowned for high-energy traditional bhangra and rooted folk performances, he has spent his career keeping genuine Punjabi heritage alive on stages across India and the world, and runs bhangra academies to pass the tradition to new generations. His performances are vibrant celebrations of Punjab’s folk spirit – drums, dhol, giddha energy and pure cultural pride. Respected as a custodian of the art form, he brings unmatched authenticity to cultural programming. For a cultural festival, mela, wedding or heritage event wanting a genuine, high-energy bhangra and folk experience, Pammi Bai is an outstanding choice.

Karamjit Anmol is a much-loved Punjabi all-round entertainer – a singer, actor, comedian and producer who has become a familiar and beloved face in Punjabi cinema and stage shows. Known for his impeccable comic timing, he has featured in hit films including Laavaan Phere, Carry On Jatta 2 and Ardaas, and won the PTC Best Comedian of the Year award. Alongside acting, he is a genuine singer who has lent his voice to numerous film songs and stage performances, blending humour, warmth and musical talent. His live shows and comedy plays have entertained audiences across Canada, the US, New Zealand and Australia. For a wedding, corporate function or live show wanting a versatile entertainer who can both sing and bring the laughs, Karamjit Anmol is a delightful, crowd-pleasing choice.

Inderjit Nikku, popularly known simply as Nikku, is a well-loved Punjabi folk-pop singer and actor with a warm, distinctive voice and a career spanning many years. He built a devoted following with rooted, romantic folk hits like “Kaki Ji” and “Panjeban Wali”, and is celebrated for his many popular duets with Jaspinder Narula. His music, steeped in Punjabi heritage and romantic folk themes, made him a familiar name at weddings and cultural events across Punjab and the diaspora, and he has also appeared in Punjabi films. Authentic, seasoned and genuinely crowd-pleasing, he brings the flavour of traditional Punjabi music with real recall value. For a wedding, cultural festival or concert wanting a rooted, feel-good folk voice, Inderjit Nikku is a dependable choice.

Kamal Khan, born on 25 April 1989 in Reeth Kheri village near Patiala, is a soulful singer celebrated for his rich, emotive voice across Punjabi and Bollywood music. He rose to national attention by winning the reality competition Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Singing Superstar in 2010, then earned a Zee Cine Award for the haunting “Ishq Sufiyana” from The Dirty Picture. His Punjabi hit “Dili Sara” became an overnight sensation with well over a hundred million views, and he has lent his soulful, Sufi-tinged voice to numerous film soundtracks. Trained, versatile and deeply expressive, he excels at romantic and spiritual songs alike. For a wedding, cultural evening or concert wanting a soulful, richly voiced performer, Kamal Khan is an excellent choice.

Kamal Heer, born Kamaljeet Singh Heer, is a distinguished Punjabi folk singer and music composer, and one of the three celebrated Heer brothers alongside Manmohan Waris and producer Sangtar. Classically trained and gifted with a warm, resonant voice, he is admired both as a performer and as a composer who has scored many of his family’s beloved records on their Plasma Records label. A central figure in the acclaimed Punjabi Virsa live concerts that have toured the world, he is known for rooted folk, patriotic anthems and clean, meaningful songwriting. Authentic, respected and a true carrier of Punjab’s musical heritage, Kamal Heer brings depth and dignity to every stage. For a cultural festival, heritage concert or diaspora event, he is an excellent, respected booking.

Manmohan Waris, born Manmohan Singh Heer on 3 August 1967 in Halluwal village, Hoshiarpur, is one of the most gifted and respected voices in Punjabi folk music. The eldest of three legendary musical brothers – alongside Kamal Heer and producer Sangtar – he trained in music from age eleven and moved to Canada in 1990, later founding the family label Plasma Records. He created a nationwide wave with “Kite Kalli Beh Ke” and is the driving force behind the celebrated Punjabi Virsa live concerts, which have toured the world for years. Admired for his clean, literary lyrics and sweet, powerful voice, he is a torchbearer of authentic Punjabi folk. For a cultural festival, heritage concert or diaspora event, Manmohan Waris is a revered, deeply respected booking.

Guri is a hugely popular Punjabi singer and actor, one of the marquee names of the Geet MP3 label and a close collaborator of Jass Manak. He built a massive young fanbase with a run of romantic chartbusters, including his debut “Yaar Beli”, plus “Jimmy Choo Choo”, “Nira Ishq”, “Jatti” and “Billian Billian” – many of which topped Apple Music and Gaana charts. He then successfully turned actor, headlining films like Sikander 2 and Jatt Brothers alongside Jass Manak. With his good looks, smooth romantic sound and strong social-media following, Guri is a genuine heartthrob among Gen-Z listeners. For a wedding, concert or college event wanting a trendy, youth-focused star with a stack of romantic hits, Guri is a strong, on-trend choice.

Roshan Prince is a popular Punjabi singer and actor known for his melodic voice and romantic, feel-good songs. A polished performer with wide appeal, he built a loyal following through a string of soulful and celebratory tracks, including the well-loved “Gerni”, and went on to become a familiar face in Punjabi cinema with lead roles across several films. Combining smooth vocals with genuine screen charisma, he bridges music and movies in a way that resonates strongly with family audiences. Warm, versatile and reliably crowd-pleasing, he is equally at home performing romantic numbers and upbeat dancefloor hits. For a wedding, concert or corporate event wanting a melodic, likeable all-round entertainer, Roshan Prince is a dependable and popular choice across India and the diaspora.

Jasbir Jassi, born Jasbir Singh Bains on 7 February 1970 in Gurdaspur, is a beloved Punjabi folk-pop singer, performer and actor whose rich, powerful voice has kept traditional Punjabi music alive in the mainstream. He shot to nationwide fame with the timeless anthem “Dil Le Gayi Kudi Gujarat Di” and followed with hits like “Kudi Kudi” and “Channo” across more than a dozen albums. A first-generation musician trained in classical and folk traditions, he has performed worldwide, judged music talent shows and acted in Punjabi films. Rooted, versatile and endlessly popular for celebrations, he brings authentic Punjabi flavour with genuine star recall. For a wedding, cultural festival or concert wanting a rooted, feel-good folk-pop icon, Jasbir Jassi is an excellent choice.