Pakistani band 'Jal' coming to Dhaka again


Published: 04:12 3 November 2025
Dhaka is once again becoming a city of concerts for rock music lovers. Popular Pakistani band 'Jal' is coming to Dhaka again to sing. The band will perform in Bangladesh at the end of November to participate in this concert titled 'Sound of Soul'.
The concert is being organized by an event management company named 'Stage Co'. The organizers said that the concert will be held on November 28 at the 'Swadesh Arena' premises, 300 feet from the capital. Popular rock bands of the country 'Warphase' and 'Level Five' will also perform with Jal.
Tickets for the concert are already available on the 'Get Set Rock' website. The organizers believe that this time the event will be organized on a larger scale than before, where a crowd of local and foreign rock lovers will gather.
It is worth noting that Jal performed at the 'Legends of the Decade' concert in Purbachal, Dhaka on September 28 last year. However, the event was eventually shifted to the North Court of Jamuna Future Park due to security reasons. Due to excessive crowd and chaos, the concert was finally ended with the intervention of army personnel.
The band 'Jal', which started its journey from Lahore, Pakistan in 2002, once took rock music lovers by storm with the songs 'Adat', 'Lamhe', 'Paanchi', 'Bikhra Hu Main'. Their first album 'Adat', released on September 27, 2004, gained immense popularity not only in Pakistan but also throughout South Asia.
Recently, the band participated in 'Coke Studio Pakistan' and 'Pepsi Battle of the Bands' and was appreciated by the new generation of listeners. The current members of Jal are Gauhar Mumtaz, Aamir Azhar and Salman Albert.
It is noteworthy that Jal first came to Dhaka in 2010. This time too, there has been great enthusiasm and expectations surrounding their arrival, especially among the young listeners.
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