Following his performance in Dammam earlier this month, popular Bangladeshi rock icon Nagar Baul James is set to perform in Jeddah as part of Saudi Arabia’s “Passport to the World” event series, initiated under government patronage. The Dammam leg of the concert took place on May 2 at Al Khobar’s Al Iskan Park, where James enthralled a massive crowd of expatriates. He is scheduled to take the stage in Jeddah on May 9.

Under the initiative of “Shobar Agey Bangladesh Foundation”, a series of “Swadhinata Concerts” will be held simultaneously in four divisional cities, including Dhaka, on April 11.

Filming for the project began on January 23 in the lush, scenic beauty of Jaflong in Sylhet—a fitting backdrop for a love story that producer Mohammad Mostafa Kamal Raz believes will enhance the romance at the heart of the narrative. Raz shared that the film's location was carefully selected to emphasise the story’s emotional and visual richness, capturing the raw beauty of nature as the tale of love unfolds around it.

Singer Imran Mahmudul is all set to release his latest track “Mon Bujhli Na” this Valentine’s Day. The song has been composed by Fuad Almuqtadir, with lyrics penned by Abdar Rahman. 

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.

In recent years, Sabrina Porshi has been a staple in special holiday plays, particularly around Eid. This year, however, she was noticeably absent from lending her singing voice to the Eid drama lineup. Despite this, Porshi delighted her fans post-Eid with the release of her new song, "Ei Duti Chokhe".

This December was supposed to be a month filled with concerts, but unfortunately, many concerts have been postponed due to political reasons.