Dallas Concert of Badshah 2025: Singer Denies Alleged Pakistani Link, Issues Clarification

The Dallas concert of Badshah on September 19 was allegedly linked to a Pakistani company. FWICE sought clarification, prompting Badshah's team to firmly deny the claims and issue a detailed statement.

Rapper and Singer Badshah is in the news for his upcoming Unfinished USA Tour 2025. Dallas Concert of BadshahX

Key Points:

Rapper Badshah has denied claims to Dallas concert link with Pakistani company

His team confirmed the tour is managed by U.S.-based Intense Entertainment

All arrangements comply with regulations, and the concert will proceed as planned

Rapper and Singer Badshah is in the news for his upcoming Unfinished USA Tour 2025. The Dallas concert of Badshah scheduled for September 19, 2025, was alleged to be linked to a Pakistani company. The Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) sought clarification from him. Badshah has firmly rejected claims that the Dallas leg is linked to a Pakistani company. His team issued a detailed clarification in response to FWICE’s concerns.

In an official statement, Badshah’s team confirmed that the tour is being managed entirely by a U.S.-based event agency under transparent contractual terms. The concerts are exclusively organized by Manish Sood of Intense Entertainment, who is the sole promoter and point of contact. Intense Entertainment handles venue bookings, sponsorships, accommodations, and logistics. Badshah’s role is strictly limited to performing.

The statement emphasized that Badshah’s music is a medium of cultural exchange and unity, independent of geopolitical influences. “The artist is not privy to nor involved in any financial arrangements beyond those explicitly outlined in his performance contract,” it read. Badshah’s legal counsel provided comprehensive clarification to FWICE on August 16, 2025, reaffirming his professional integrity.

Intense Entertainment further clarified that it had engaged 3Sixty Shows, a U.S.-based event management firm led by CEO Chloe Jones, for marketing and on-ground logistics. The company confirmed that all arrangements—including hotel reservations, flights, and venue bookings—were conducted in strict compliance with U.S. regulations and industry standards. They assured full cooperation with FWICE for any further verification.

The controversy comes after the Pahalgam attack in April 2025, after which FWICE instructed Indian artists to refrain from collaborating with Pakistani nationals. Post-attack measures included restrictions on content from Pakistan on streaming platforms, blocking of Pakistani actors’ social media accounts in India, and scrutiny of films such as Sardaar Ji 3 and Abir Gulaal.

FWICE’s original letter to Badshah noted that the Dallas show was allegedly sponsored by 3Sixty Shows, reportedly owned by Pakistani nationals. It sought immediate clarification to ensure compliance with guidelines issued by India’s Ministry of Information & Broadcasting. The letter read:

“Dear Mr. Badshah, it has come to our attention that you are scheduled to perform at the Curtis Culwell Centre in Dallas, USA, on September 19, 2025, for the Badshah Un-Finished Tour, which is reportedly being sponsored by 3Sixty Shows, a company owned and operated by Pakistani nationals.”

Badshah’s team reaffirmed that the tour is completely independent of any Pakistani organization. “All contracts and operational responsibilities rest with Intense Entertainment. Our focus remains on delivering a high-quality musical experience while maintaining ethical standards,” the statement added.

The Dallas concert will proceed as planned on September 19, 2025. The artist and his promoters are fully committed to transparency, compliance, and ensuring a smooth and secure event for audiences. [Rh/Eth/VP]

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