Music composer and singer AR Rahman's much-anticipated concert in Gurgaon, part of his ongoing Wonderment Tour, has been postponed. The event was scheduled to take place at the Backyard Sports Club on a date yet to be announced. Fans who had purchased tickets for the show, priced between Rs 2,499 and Rs 1,50,000, have received cancellation emails and full refunds. According to Eva Live, the primary national producer of the concert, the postponement was due to unforeseen circumstances and last-minute critical developments that could not be avoided. The organizers have confirmed that the concert has been rescheduled for next year, but a revised date has not been announced yet.
Meanwhile, ticketing partner District by Zomato has updated the status of the event to 'cancelled.' In response to disappointed fans, District Care posted on its official support handle, expressing understanding and regret over the cancellation due to unforeseen circumstances. This postponement follows a series of scheduling updates across the tour, with Rahman's upcoming Kolkata leg also being pushed back from January 11 to April 11 due to scheduling considerations.
Last year, fans in the capital experienced turbulence when numerous tickets for AR Rahman's arena show were abruptly cancelled just 24 hours prior to the event, leaving out-of-town travellers stranded amid organizer citations of production constraints and subsequent claims of venue overbooking. Looking forward, Rahman has been unveiled as the headline attraction for Day 1 of the 11th edition of Jashn-e-Rekhta, scheduled to take place at Baansera Park in New Delhi on January 29.
Elsewhere, Rahman recently collaborated with Oscar-winning composer Hans Zimmer for director Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana: Rise of a Legend. The film, which was theatrically released on November 5, 2026, saw Rahman taking a digital detox for 40 days to compose its music.