The Asim Azhar Islamabad concert takes place tonight, Sunday 8 November 2026, as the pop star brings The Asim Ali Tour to the capital for the third and final stop of its November run. After opening in Faisalabad on Friday and playing to Lahore on Saturday, Asim Azhar closes the three-city stretch at the Pakistan National Council of the Arts (PNCA) Lawn in F-5/1, with the show running from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm.
It is the closing night of a short, sharp tour that has been built as Asim Azhar’s first dedicated multi-city run across Pakistan. The November dates are only the start: the Pakistan leg ends with a year-end finale in Karachi on 25 December 2026, before the tour moves on to dates in the United States and Canada.
Islamabad tonight: venue and timings

The Asim Azhar Islamabad concert is being held at the PNCA Lawn in F-5/1, one of the capital’s best-known open-air concert spots. The show runs from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm tonight, Sunday 8 November 2026, matching the timings used for the Faisalabad and Lahore dates.
Entry rules follow the same pattern as the rest of the tour: no stags are allowed, with entry for couples, families and groups that include female attendees. Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable, and the organisers note that timings and security arrangements may be adjusted on the night, so fans heading to the PNCA should plan to arrive in good time rather than cutting it close to the 6:00 pm start.
The Surtaal Kids open the show — for the third night in a row

The opening act in Islamabad belongs once again to the Surtaal Kids Band, the young musicians from Lahore’s Surtaal Music Academy. The children will open for Asim Azhar for the third consecutive night, having already played the Faisalabad opener and the Lahore show, in what are their first performances on a big public stage.
Their place on the tour began with an invitation of their own. The academy’s students invited Asim Azhar through an Instagram reel of their performance of “Meri Zindagi Hai Tu”, the popular drama soundtrack, and the singer answered by visiting the academy in Lahore, singing alongside the children — including his hit “Jo Tu Na Mila” — and then inviting them to open his tour. The band’s story has already travelled well beyond Pakistan: the children previously featured in a viral video with Norwegian singer William Gamborg that has drawn 85 million views, winning praise from audiences in Pakistan and India alike. For the young musicians, tonight in Islamabad is the last of their three opening slots — and the biggest stage of the three.
Ticket prices and how to book

Tickets for the Asim Azhar Islamabad concert start at Rs 2,500 for general entry, with the same prices applying across all three November shows. A Girls Only section is priced at Rs 3,500, VVIP Fanpit access costs Rs 5,000, and the Meet and Greet package — which includes meeting Asim Azhar from 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm before the show, plus VVIP Fanpit or Pink Circle access — is priced at Rs 20,000.
Tickets are sold through the ROX app, the tour’s official ticketing partner, and through Ticketwala. All tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable, so buyers should double-check the date, venue and ticket category before completing a purchase.
The tour so far — Faisalabad and Lahore

The Asim Ali Tour opened on Friday, 6 November, in Faisalabad at the Naturals Club & Resort on Naturals Road, off the Canal Expressway, with the show running from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm. On Saturday, 7 November, the tour moved to Lahore, where Asim Azhar performed at the Alhamra Cultural Complex lawn at Gaddafi Stadium, again from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm, with the Surtaal Kids Band opening.
Both nights followed the same shape that Islamabad will see tonight: the young opening act first, then Asim Azhar live with his full band, performing his biggest hits, with surprise guest appearances teased across the tour. Tonight’s show is the last chance to catch the November run before the long wait for the Karachi finale on Christmas Day.
What to expect on stage tonight

Fans in Islamabad can expect a full-band set built around the songs that made Asim Azhar one of Pakistan’s biggest pop stars, delivered in the open-air setting of the PNCA Lawn. The tour has been billed as a homecoming of sorts — after sold-out shows internationally, the singer is bringing The Asim Ali Tour home to Pakistan, and Islamabad is where the November chapter closes.
With the Surtaal Kids opening, a full evening of live music, and the tour’s surprise-guest tease still in play, tonight’s Asim Azhar Islamabad concert is the capital’s biggest live-music night of the weekend — and for the young musicians from Lahore, the final bow on a three-city run that began with a single Instagram reel.
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