Organized concert to raise money for flood victims


Published: 05:36 27 August 2024
Jagannath University (JUB) Band Music Association is organizing 12 bands to sing at Jabi to raise money to help the flood victims. The ticket price of the concert has been fixed at 250 rupees.
The concert will be held on Tuesday (August 27) at 3 pm titled 'Concert for Flood Victims' in the premises of the University's Science Building.
It is reported that the lineup that will sing at the concert for free is Titled, Sonar Bangla Circus, Highway, Wounded, Relative, Chander Garhi, Averse of Bangladesh, Art of Heaven, Shepherd, A.K. Rahul and Black Gang bands.
In this regard, Jobi Band Music Association President Faisal Kabir said, currently our country is going through a terrible crisis. I strongly condemn the conspiracy going on in the international circles for this man-made disaster situation. We are singers, our only source of income is music. If we can do anything in this crisis it is through music.
He said, our main objective is to stand by the flood victims as soon as possible. For that purpose, we have organized a concert for the Jagannath University Band Music Association flood victims on August 27.
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