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Pakistani Band Kaavish's Dhaka Concert Postponed Again Due to Authority Directives

PrimeWave Communications Postpones 'Kaavish Live in Dhaka' Scheduled for September 26 Following Government Directives; New Date to Be Announced

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Sports Desk • 24 Sept 2 min read

Pakistani Band Kaavish's Dhaka Concert Postponed Again Due to Authority Directives
The musical concert featuring Pakistani band Kaavish alongside Shironamhin and Meghdol in Dhaka has been postponed following official directives. Photo : Collected

The highly anticipated musical event "Kaavish Live in Dhaka," featuring the renowned Pakistani indie band Kaavish alongside popular Bangladeshi bands Shironamhin and Meghdol, has been postponed once again due to instructions from relevant government authorities.

The concert was originally scheduled to take place in the capital on Saturday (September 26, 2026), after an earlier postponement nearly ten months ago over security concerns. Organizers PrimeWave Communications issued an official statement confirming that despite fulfilling all preliminary preparations, venue arrangements, and official formalities, they were instructed by government authorities not to hold the concert on the scheduled date. Expressing regret for the inconvenience caused to fans who had been eagerly awaiting the performance, the organizers clarified that the situation remains beyond their control. They assured ticket holders that all previously purchased tickets will remain valid for the rescheduled concert, with a new date to be announced as soon as approval is obtained from the relevant government authorities.

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