Sumi Nur shared, “This is our sixth event, where we blend Bengali literature and music, with a strong focus on poetry. We are thrilled to celebrate Naquib Khan’s 50-year legacy as a composer.”

Acclaimed singer Tahsan Khan grabbed much attention by revealing his marriage from the start of the year. The announcement of his marriage to makeup artiste Roza Ahmed sparked many conversations online.

However, the band recently experienced a personal tragedy when its former member Chandramouli Biswas was found dead on Sunday evening.

As the 67th Annual Grammy Awards draw near, the devastating wildfires raging through Los Angeles have raised concerns about the event's timing. Set for February 2 at Crypto.com Arena, the ceremony may face delays or alterations due to the ongoing crisis. Discussions within the industry suggest that the show could be postponed, with some even proposing it be transformed into a fundraiser for wildfire relief efforts.

Tahsan and rising star Atiya Anisha have collaborated on a playback song for the upcoming film, “Jongli”. Titled “Jonmo Jonmo”, the duet has been composed and written by legendary Prince Mahmud, with musical arrangement by Imran Mahmudul.

Sabrina Ehsan Porshi, who first rose to fame through Channel i’s reality talent hunt show “Khude Gaanraj,” has completed an impressive 16-year journey in the music industry. Busy with stage shows and regularly releasing new songs, the singer-songwriter has reportedly taken a big step in her personal life as well—she tied the knot with Niloy Alam, who currently resides in the United States, in March 4, 2024.

Shayan’s latest song, “Etai Amar Rajniti” (This is My Politics), is no exception. With this release, she once again turns the spotlight on Bangladesh’s political landscape, offering a powerful commentary on the challenges of speaking out in a society where dissent is often met with suspicion.

Once the attendees were let in, the hall was barely half-filled. Overlooking the big red curtains of the stage, a mother cat and kitten duo playfully wandered around the auditorium for an unscheduled and whimsical first act of the show. Who could have predicted that the hall full of audience would surge to the front, midway through the show, transforming the seated concert into a captivating celebration?

“Initially, ‘Bolechho’ was crafted with her in mind as a solo artiste. But when she suggested I join her in making it a duet, it felt like a dream come true. This invitation will remain one of the most treasured gifts of my career,” he said.

The musical programme “Music @Desk”, on Prothom Alo’s YouTube channel, is set to air its latest episode featuring budding musician Ahmed Hasan Sunny tonight at 9:00pm.

The two-day concert "Dhaka Dreams," initially scheduled for Friday and Saturday (January 10 and 11), has been postponed due to technical issues.

Renowned Indian musician Sidhu, the frontman of the band Cactus, has alleged that several tracks by Nachiketa Chakraborty bear musical similarities to existing compositions. To back up his claim, he cited specific examples, including “Nilanjana 1”, one of Nachiketa’s most well-known songs, which he suggested takes inspiration from a piece by the Bangladeshi band Feedback.

The book he authored has been titled after one of his popular songs ”Hok Kolorob”, and will be published by Legend Publication. The cover has been illustrated by Arnob's father, artist Swapan Chowdhury.

Popular singer Asif Akbar has kicked off the new year on a high note with the release of two brand-new tracks, “Mon Jane” and “Aay Phire Aay”. According to the singer, both songs have been well-received amongst the audiences.

A fire broke out late Monday (January 6) night on the 11th floor of the 13-story Sky Pan building in Andheri’s Oberoi Complex, a residential tower known to house singer Udit Narayan. The fire broke out around 10pm in the B wing of the high-rise, while Narayan’s residence is located in the adjacent A wing.

“From the outside, people perceive us as major celebrities, but my reality is quite simple. At the core, I am an artiste, a public figure, yet also just an ordinary person,” remarked Tahsan in a recent interview. He openly discussed his newlywed life, the inspiration behind his latest song “Eka Ghor Amar”, and the expectations that come with being in the public eye.

Amid fervent discussions about his recent wedding announcement, celebrated singer and actor Tahsan Khan is gearing up for a public appearance ahead of the release of his latest track, “Eka Ghor Amar”.

Bangladeshi singer Resmi Mirza, one with a sharply grounded vocal prowess is also one with a tried and true love for folk music since the beginning of her musical voyage. Mentored by the celebrated Khulna Shilpa Kola Academy music teacher and founder of his own Music Academy Sa-re-ga-ma-pa, Mirza Golam Rasul, who also happens to be her father, Resmi found her direction. In a way, she found her calling having come from a musical family — her siblings are self-assured musicians too.

The image, showing Tahsan and Roza at what appeared to be a traditional ‘gaye holud’ ceremony, quickly went viral, sending fans into a tailspin of speculation and felicitations. Yet, when a journalist from Prothom Alo contacted Tahsan on Friday night for confirmation, his reply was cryptic, "I will let you know tomorrow." Even as the internet buzzed with rumours, the singer remained silent, leaving everyone guessing.

The band took inspiration from a local act called ‘Bowling in Japan’ while using Samin’s heritage as an inspiration. It is fitting, too, as the incredibly tight group comes together with Samin’s outspoken personality and Dhaka-ite soul. As the evening dawned, people from all over Sydney started gathering to see Packing Dhaka and its opener, Apocalypseboyo.