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Legendary Singer Sabina Yasmin Embarks on UK Concert Tour Alongside Ferdous Wahid

Subcontinent Music Icon Sabina Yasmin Departs Dhaka for London and Scotland Shows to Connect Expatriates with Bengali Cultural Heritage; Pop Singer Ferdous Wahid Also Set to Perform

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Entertainment Desk • 5 Oct • 2 min read

Legendary Singer Sabina Yasmin Embarks on UK Concert Tour Alongside Ferdous Wahid
Music icon Sabina Yasmin alongside her accompanying musicians ahead of her scheduled performances in London and Scotland.

Legendary Bangladeshi playback singer Sabina Yasmin departed Dhaka on Sunday (October 4, 2026) to perform in two high-profile cultural concerts across the United Kingdom.

Accompanied by a veteran instrumental ensemble—including tabla player Chandan Dutta, lead guitarist Monowar Hossain Tutul, and keyboardist Partha Pratim Bappi—Sabina Yasmin is scheduled to headline her first major performance in London on October 11, 2026, followed by a second concert in Scotland on October 15. Speaking ahead of her departure, the musical maestro highlighted that the annual London event serves as an essential bridge connecting diaspora youth in the UK with Bengali language, literature, and musical heritage. Joining Sabina Yasmin on stage for the October 11 London concert organized under the UK Udichi and London Bangla Book Fair Coordinating Committee is pop icon Ferdous Wahid, who will return to Dhaka on October 14 following the event. Sabina Yasmin is scheduled to wrap up her tour and return to Bangladesh on October 18.

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