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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2025

Music

Music

Demand to cancel music teacher appointments a deliberate attempt to sow division: ASK

Demand to cancel music teacher appointments a deliberate attempt to sow division: ASK

This kind of demand also undermines cultural rights

Sketch: TBS

Farida Parveen’s song ends, her legacy lives on

Photo: Amimul Ahsan

From Pantera to Purnota: Oni Hasan shreds through a night of heavy metal nostalgia

Once the soul of grand wedding processions, the Lion Band Party now plays to fading echoes of a livelier past. In Patharghata, Chattogram, Shahid—carrying on his father’s legacy—leads the band through another evening performance. Their music, once in high demand, now drifts through fewer occasions, with seasonal festivals like Durga Puja, elections, and religious gatherings offering rare chances to earn between Tk5,000 and Tk15,000 per show. Photo: Courtesy

The fading notes of our band parties

Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco release joint album

Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco release joint album

Charli XCX paints the BRITs Brat Green

Charli XCX paints the BRITs Brat Green

Highest Selling Music Albums  in 2024

Highest Selling Music Albums in 2024

The notice was posted on multiple walls of homes and businesses in the village. Photo: Collected

Local admin, police take legal actions against Jhenaidah village's self-imposed ban on music, hawkers, and Hijras

Kendrick Lamar, a multi-Grammy-winning artist. Photo: Collected

How much will Kendrick make from the Super Bowl halftime show?

Photo: Collected

Gaga and Bruno set for Grammys with wildfire tribute

Photo: Collected

Michael Jackson biopic undergoes reshoots to address legal complications

Photos: Sadiqe Al Ashfaqe

Dhaka Dreams: Kaavish serenades the city

Photo: Collected

Uncaging next gen rockstars

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