Lucky Ali Returns to Bangladesh After Three Years for Two Concerts

Lucky Ali Returns to Bangladesh After Three Years for Two Concerts collected

Entertainment Desk

Published : 12:09, 10 November 2026

Popular Indian singer Lucky Ali is set to return to Bangladesh after three years, with two concerts scheduled in Dhaka and Chattogram on November 12 and 13.

Titled “Lucky Ali Bangladesh Tour”, the events are being organised by E-Cube Entertainment, with Dhaka Broadcast serving as the logistics partner.

The first concert will take place on November 12 at Radisson Blu in Chattogram. The following day, November 13, Lucky Ali will perform at Chef’s Table Courtside on Madani Avenue in Dhaka.

Several Bangladeshi bands will also perform alongside the singer at both events. However, the organisers have yet to announce the names of the bands.

Ticket sales for the Dhaka concert have already begun. Tickets are available in three categories: General at Tk 4,000, Premium at Tk 7,000 and VIP at Tk 12,000. Tickets can be purchased through E-Cube’s website.

The cancellation of several concerts featuring international artists in recent times has raised questions among audiences about Lucky Ali’s upcoming shows. In response, the organising company said ticket sales began after discussions with the relevant authorities regarding the necessary permissions. The organisers also expressed optimism about receiving full cooperation from the administration to ensure the successful staging of both concerts.

Lucky Ali last performed in Dhaka in 2023, when his show received an enthusiastic response from audiences.

He developed a distinctive musical style in the 1990s, blending indie-pop with Bollywood influences. His debut solo album, “Sunoh”, released in 1996, brought him widespread recognition. Its song “O Sanam” remains popular among listeners.

Lucky Ali is also well known as a Bollywood playback singer. Some of his popular tracks include “Ek Pal Ka Jeena”, “Na Tum Jaano Na Hum”, “Aa Bhi Jaa”, “Jaane Kya Dhoondta Hai”, “Ahista” and “Safarnama”.

After 2015, he gradually stepped away from playback singing and focused more on independent music.

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