Bideshe Bangla Rock? Why not?? For those who believes in music having no boundaries, come say hi.
Eagerly looking forward to the evening. A start to a rocking 2026 where there are a LOT of creative updates coming up including a new short film.
#banglarock#nzband#chowringhee
๐ง๏ธ๐จ๐An active cold front is shaking things up across Aotearoa early this week. Heavy rain and strong northwest winds are affecting the South Island today and spreading to the North Island on Tuesday. Behind it comes a sharp cool change, with showery, unsettled southwesterlies from Wednesday ๐ฌ๏ธ.
Temperatures will feel much cooler than last week, with many towns only reaching the mid-teens to high-teens, places like Wellington, Dannevirke, Ashburton and Invercargill may top out near 16ยฐC on Wednesday โ๏ธ.
While it might feel cool this week, remember Christmas is still over a week away ๐ ๐. Forecasts remain changeable, so expect some variability and keep an eye on the latest updates at https://t.co/oMxnnuCzgR as confidence improves closer to the big day.
What is this? Isnโt BANGLA one of the 22 official languages of India? Why must it be mentioned as BANGLADESHI LANGUAGE? Height of Ignorance and stupidity.
Chowringheeโs powerhouse drummer Reza shares his excitement about the upcoming Bangla Rock Concert
Chowringhee and The Sandpipers, live on one stage!
๐ Saturday, 1st November 2025
๐ 7:00 PM โ 10:00 PM
๐ Te Oro, Glen Innes, Auckland
๐ซ Tickets: https://t.co/YKYHih7lyR
Get ready for an electrifying night with Chowringhee & Sandpipers as Bangla Rock marches on in Auckland!
๐ 1st November 2025
๐ Te Oro
๐ฅ Tix: https://t.co/Ikndlh0qYn
๐๏ธ Donโt miss out โ grab your tickets now!
#BanglaRock#TeOro#LiveMusic#ConcertAlert
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We need more of such shows happening to build the scene here and spread tunes of both sides of Bengal, not forgetting our own originals - and for that, we need your support.
Support the movement. Support your local talent. Tickets out soon
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It is an absolute honour to be performing on the same stage as Sandpipers. Chowringhee and The Sandpipers are the beacon for Bengali rock and contemporary music in New Zealand as a whole.
1st November 2025, Te Oro in Glen Innes, Auckland.