Global K-pop supergroup BTS has officially announced its highly anticipated new album, “Arirang”, set for release on March 20, 2026. The project marks the group’s first full-length album as a complete unit since “Proof”, released in 2022. The announcement was made through the fan community platform Weverse, with the album to be released under BigHit Music.

Despite a noticeable decline in concerts this winter due to security concerns and administrative restrictions, a special outdoor music event is set to take place in Dhaka with a humanitarian purpose.

In “Anjan Niye”, Dutt also sheds light on his interactions with many well-known personalities. “I had close associations with many prominent figures in Kolkata. People know about my connection with Mrinal Sen, but what they don’t know is that I also shared a rather unusual and interesting relationship with Satyajit Ray. Beyond India, I have known many famous people around the world

The legendary composer revealed that while he never faced discrimination during his early Bollywood career in the 1990s, recent years have presented different challenges.

Veteran guitarist Ibrahim Ahmed Kamal of legendary Bangladeshi rock band Warfaze has shared a deeply personal reflection on his four-decade-long journey in music, describing it as the “greatest achievement” of his life.

Global K-pop sensation BTS have officially announced their long-awaited world tour, marking their return to the global stage after nearly four years.

Extending his congratulations on the anniversary, Shakil speaks with the familiarity of a loyal reader. “Everyday, opening the newspaper, I look for the Arts & Entertainment page, as it is in my interest and a space of comfort,” he says. “For those of us who have been practising music for decades, this page is a source of genuine joy and honour.”

Qinetic Music has announced the release of a new single, “Shohag”, marking a high-profile collaboration with Bollywood hitmaker Tanishk Bagchi and featuring Ivorian singer KikiMoteleba.

The ceremony will take place at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles and will air live on CBS from 8pm to 11:30pm ET (5pm to 8:30pm PT). Alongside hosting duties, Noah will also serve as an executive producer of the show. His first stint as Grammy host began in 2021, during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic.

When Pritom Hasan recently shared a behind-the-scenes glimpse of himself singing amid army personnel, fans immediately sensed that something special was on the way. The image hinted at a unique and exciting collaboration between the popular singer and the Bangladesh Army. Anticipation grew further yesterday when the first official look was unveiled — a photograph of an army uniform accompanied by the caption, “15.01.26.”

Over the years, Chirkutt has earned numerous local and international awards. This new year began the same way it often does for the band: with applause, trophies and live shows.

Released in 2000 under the Soundtek banner, “Hridoypur” has now completed 25 years. Yet, even after all these years, its songs remain vibrant and alive. These evergreen tracks continue to stay close to listeners’ souls—and will undoubtedly do so for many, many years to come.

Meanwhile, Sunny’s film “Ekhane Rajnoitik Alaap Joruri” is set for release on January 16. Ahead of the release, the filmmaker has been busy with promotional activities, with the teaser, trailer and songs already unveiled. Completing the wedding formalities before the film’s release has been a source of relief for him.

The current lineup of the band includes Probar Ripon, Seth Panduranga Blumberg, Shakil Haque, and Saad Chowdhury.

He also mentioned that he was not keen to discuss his personal life publicly at this stage. “I didn’t want to speak about my personal life in public. But I saw some false news about our wedding anniversary, which is why I need to clarify that we are no longer together,” he added.

Following the inaugural segment, the performances began with a choral presentation by Chhayanaut artistes, conducted by Asit Kumar Dey. Based on the resonance of Raga Malkauns, the piece brought together elements of five different ragas. Badal Chowdhury accompanied on the tabla, while Tinku Shil played the harmonium.

Armeen Musa’s work spans music, theatre and interdisciplinary performance. She is the founder and director of the Ghaashphoring Choir and has led a range of collaborative projects bridging classical, folk and contemporary forms. She is the first Bangladeshi composer and singer to receive a Grammy nomination. She has also expanded her artistic practice into acting, debuting in acclaimed theatre director Syed Jamil Ahmed’s production of “Ami Birongona Bolchi”.

The Recording Academy has introduced a new Grammy Award category for Best Album Cover, recognising the creative minds behind album artwork for the first time in more than 50 years. The award will be presented at the 68th Grammy Awards, scheduled for February 1, 2026, in Los Angeles.

After more than two decades of silence, Bangladeshi metal band Stentorian has returned with a new single, “Chaya Britto”, marking a significant moment in the band’s long and complex journey.

Addressing his fans in an emotional message, Tausif said, “I may not have become a big star, but my greatest achievement is that songs I sang a decade and a half ago are still listened to with interest and will continue to be. What greater achievement can there be for an artiste? Please do not spread rumours about me without knowing the truth.”