Offset, formerly married to Cardi B, rose to fame alongside Quavo and the late Takeoff as part of Migos.

Actress and filmmaker Afsana Mimi announced veteran singer Kanak Chapa as the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award. Amid warm applause, she was honoured with a ceremonial shawl, crest, and cheque by distinguished guests, including Faridur Reza Sagar, Zahid Uddin Swapan, Dr Hosne Ara Begum, Channel i Director and Head of News Shykh Seraj, Impress Channel i Chairman Abdur Rashid Mazumder, and others.

Veteran folk singer Kangalini Sufia shared a heartfelt moment with legendary artiste Runa Laila, singing to her and embracing her during rehearsals for the TMSS Channel-i Music Awards 2025 in Bogura.

Bangladeshi metal outfit A K Rahul The Band is set to perform alongside American metal band Memphis May Fire at an upcoming concert in Bangkok.

National Film Award-winning singer Nazmun Munira Nancy has lent her voice to a new duet titled “Eto Bhalobasho Kibhabe”, alongside Kolkata-based artist Akassh Sen, ahead of Eid-ul-Azha.

With a blend of legendary performers and contemporary stars, this year’s TMSS Channel i Music Awards is poised to be one of the most memorable celebrations of Bangladeshi music.

A new sonic chapter is on the horizon as “Sajan Re” gears up for release on April 3, promising an “addictive beat” that signals the arrival of a fresh ‘Ipop’ wave.

A voice that stood like a warrior against oppression, Nazrul Sangeet exponent Dalia Nausheen was more than a powerful presence at Swadhin Bangla Betar Kendra—she was a custodian of Bengali culture, holding firm till her last breath to the belief that Bangladesh would remain liberal and progressive in its ideals, philosophy and ideology.

For a long time, the underground metal scene in Bangladesh was a hub for musical talent and dedicated fans.

Renowned producer Fuad Almuqtadir has returned with a fresh project that reinterprets five iconic Bangla band songs under a new musical arrangement. Titled “Touch of Gold”, the project features revamped versions of “Ghumonto Shohore” by LRB, “Odbhut Sei Cheleti” by Aurthohin, “Shraboner Megh” by Different Touch, “Bhoboghurey” by Cryptic Fate, and “Rong” by Watson Brothers.

Donald Trump has urged his supporters to boycott Bruce Springsteen’s ongoing “Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour”, escalating a public feud after the musician criticised his administration during recent performances.

The FIFA World Cup has always extended beyond the ninety minutes on the pitch. It operates as a cultural convergence point where identity, commerce, and memory intersect. Within that ecosystem, music plays a precise role: it frames the tournament, translates its energy across borders, and leaves behind an auditory record that often outlives the matches themselves.

The singer first disclosed her condition in June 2024 through a detailed Instagram post, describing a sudden loss of hearing following a flight. “A few weeks ago, as I walked out of a flight, I suddenly felt I was not able to hear anything,” she wrote.

Renowned Pakistani singer Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and his son Shah Zaman Khan have been honoured at a ceremony held at the UK Parliament in London, marking a moment of international recognition for South Asian music.

Céline Dion has announced her return to the stage, four years after being diagnosed with Stiff Person Syndrome that affected her voice and mobility.

Pop star Taylor Swift is facing a lawsuit in the United States over the title of her latest album, “The Life of a Showgirl”. A writer has accused her of trademark infringement and unfair competition.

K-pop supergroup BTS has debuted at No 1 on the Billboard 200 with their latest album “Arirang”, achieving the biggest first-week sales for a group in more than a decade.

In this track, Partha Barua presents a different emotional expression through his voice.

Music legend Paul McCartney has released a new single, “Days We Left Behind”, while confirming his first studio album in nearly six years, “The Boys of Dungeon Lane”, set for release on May 29.

Global pop star Taylor Swift emerged as the biggest winner at the 2026 iHeartRadio Music Awards, taking home seven trophies and extending her record as the most awarded artist in the event’s history.