Coke Studio Bangla is gearing up for the second edition of its electrifying concert “Coke Studio Bangla Live” on November 10, 2023. From the energetic notes of "Nasek Nasek" to the enchanting rhythms of "Kotha Koiyo Na", this event promises to mesmerise audiences with stunning performances by Coke Studio Bangla artistes.

Earlier, Coke Studio Bangla announced the news of their concert with an animated video by Antik Mahmud. The animated teaser featured the first song of Season 2, "Murir Tin", setting the stage with all the artistes and performers embarking on a musical journey aboard a bus, heading straight to the heart of the Coke Studio Bangla concert.

Music lovers, ought to brace themselves because Coke Studio Bangla is back with a bang! After a resoundingly successful Season 2 that left audiences craving for more, the beloved music platform is set to dazzle Dhaka once again with a concert that promises to be nothing short of grandeur and magic. 

Launched officially on July 30, 2023, the contest encouraged fans to publicly share their favourite artworks on social media. The popularity of these works has been rewarded a prestigious honour – being showcased on 11 billboards across Dhaka and Chattogram.

Coke Studio Bangla's hit musical trio- Emon Chowdhury, Arfan Mredha Shiblu and Aleya Begum who mesmerised audiences with "Kotha Koiyo Na" are all set to entertain audiences in Kolkata

After Fairooz Nazifa's version of ‘Tumi Hina’ released on Gaan Bangla’s Wind of Change, her life changed as she started becoming more of a public figure.

Coke Studio Bangla released a teaser revealing that Shuvendu Das Shuvo will be back again to weave his magical composition for its special tribute to Lucky Akhand.

Lucky Akhand's musical journey began with his self-titled solo album in 1984, released under the label Sargam. The album mesmerised audiences with unforgettable tracks like "Agey jodi jantam", "Amay dekona", "Mamonia", "Ei Neel monihar", and "Hridoy Amar".

Music lovers are finally able to listen to the duo of Shayan Chowdhury Arnob and Sunidhi Nayak, as they both lend their melodious voices to Coke Studio Bangla’s all-new song, "Shondhatara". Composed by Adit Rahman, the fusion of Bandish and Pop, has been infused with a modern EDM twist.

The anticipation is over as Coke Studio Bangla is all set to treat music lovers with the release of "Shondhatara", the latest song from its second season, today in the evening. 

In recent years, Arnob has grown to be what many would call a magician, playing and experimenting with new tunes and beats, all of which trace back to the traditional roots of this subcontinent.

A charge sheet has been filed again singer Ritu Raj, known for his song, "Bulbuli" with Coke Studio Bangla.

Furthermore, much like other Coke Studio Bangla songs, the next project will also feature an ensemble cast of musicians including the return of Soumyadeep Sikdar, popularly known as Murshidabadi

The song began with the opening shot of a leaf flute being played, an instrument that is deeply rooted in the folk culture of the country.

Shuvendu Das Shuvo is a performer who is seen singing or playing different instruments in every one of Coke Studio Bangla's shows. However, the ever-present artiste didn't really stop at just performing.

"Nodir Kul" is now available for all audiences on YouTube and Spotify.

From making us cry with "Bhenge Porona" to making us fall in love with "Morey Jak"- Pritom Hasan's success spree continues as Coke Studio's "Deora" reigns supreme in playlists of the youth

Amidst the timeless tapestry of music, where tradition meets innovation, Pritom Hasan emerges as a maestro who fearlessly traverses uncharted territories. In his latest Coke Studio endeavour, "Deora", he weaves together the threads of Bangla folk genres, urban grooves, and even draws inspiration from the anime realm. With Pritom Hasan's distinctive musical vision, we embark on a rhythmic odyssey that transcends borders and defies expectations.

Coke Studio Bangla brings Sanzida Mahmood Nandita, the enchanting vocalist who captivated hearts with her mesmerizing renditions of timeless songs by Kazi Nazrul in Bengali

‘Sarigaan’ is a type of folk song, sung by boatmen. It is also known as the "workman's song". It derives its name from the fact that boatmen or crew typically sit in a sari or row, while singing such songs. It is also popular among workers since it relieves boredom and helps them maintain the pace of their rowing.