launched Urock series of concerts across Pakistan to promote music and Karavan was one of the leading acts at these shows. In 2007, Karavan promoted their third album at the International Gardish tour and played at the Global Village Amphitheatre. Karavan then went on a tour of the encompassing interior cities of Punjab and Sindh. In March 2008, Karavan played in front of a sold-out crowd at the Al Nasr Arena in Dubai. Karavan began writing songs for their fourth full-length studio album. Allan Smith and Sameer Ahmed lay down basic rhythm tracks. Saara Jahan (2009–2010) In March 2009, Karavan entered Shahzad "Shahi" Hassan's studios, the former Vital Signs man, to start working on the guitars and vocal tracks. By June to August the mixing of the tracks was finished, and the album is named Saara Jahan. In October, Karavan signs up with the ARY Musik Records. On 4 March 2010, the first single, "Kaisay Mumkin Hai", from Karavan's fourth studio album was aired on ARY Musik. On 30 March, the band was welcomed at Play TV show "Girl Power" with DJ Sanam talking about the new video and album. On 10 April, Karavan performed at TIP College and the band debuted "Kaisay Mumkin Hai" for the first time live on stage. The band also featured on Radio One FM 91 on Dino's show. On 26 April 2010, The Muzik Records released Saara Jahan nationwide and promos of the album were launched on television for the promotion of the album. Later in the same month, Karavan was featured on ARY News. On 1 May 2010, Karavan performed live at FAST University. On 15 May 2010, the line-up for Coke Studio confirmed Karavan would be featured in the third season. On 6 June 2010, the band performed "Yaadein" in Coke Studio's third season's first episode, 'Reason'. On 18 July 2010, Karavan performed "Kaisay Mumkin Hai" in Coke Studio's third season's fourth episode 'Form'. On 22 July 2010, Karavan released the video of their second single "Tu" from their fourth studio album. On 28 May, Karavan performed at Rockstation concert held at Carlton Hotel in Karachi, Sindh. The concert was Karavan's last live performance. The band, during an interview with The Express Tribune announced their official break-up after 15 years. "We are done. Fifteen years is a big time period, and no more music will come with the current line-up," Asad told