Feedback is one of the most popular musical bands in Bangladesh

-formed in 4^th October, 1976.

History:

Their first appearance was in The Hotel Inter-continental now Sheraton, Dhaka, 11^th October 1976. Their first recorded song was `Aye Din Chiro Din Robey` in 1980 and it was a hit songs. Feedback released their first album Feedback and then Sragam Acoustics. Feedback absolutely ruled the `80s era with their album Ullash and Mela. Everywhere one would hear Maqsoodul Haq`s immortal refrain: ``Bashonti rong shari pore lolonara hete jay``.

After that Feedback started performing their popular songs in concerts. Their remarkable concerts were Shilpakala Academy 25^th September1979, Dhaka University 16^th December 1990, Nicco Park Kolkata 26^th January 1992, Jadabpur Uneversity 12^th July 1994.

In 1995, first band to be awarded in Bangladesh as the best band for their album `Jai Jai Din`. They have some popular songs like Aye Din Chirodin Robey, Ak Jhak Projapoti, Jhau Bonay, Udashi, Moushumi 1 & 2, Kemon Korey Hai, Janala, Majhi, Mela, Bidrohi, Geetikobita 1 & 2, Abar Mela.

In 1996, Lead Vocal Maqsoodul Haq left the band and formed a new band Maqsood O’ Dhaka in 1997.

Band Interest:

We are interested in playing our good old songs for our fans, reviving the memories of those who were with us for a long time. We have left a golden behind, but we are still here to entertain you.

First Lineup:

·       Ershad Moinuddin Popsy-Drums

·       Murad Rahman-Bass

·       Kingsley Richter-Rhythm Guitar & Vocals

·       Sanu Richter-Vocals

·       Salim Haider-Lead Guitar

·       Foad Nasser Babu-Keyboard

Ex-Members:

v Maqsudul Haque

v Zakiur Rahman

v Omar Khaled Rumi

v Musa Rahman

v Dastagir Haque

v Sandra Hoff

v Shahidul Hasan

v A Z Khan Rommel

Current Lineup:

·       Pearo Khan-Percussion & Vocal

·       Labu Rahman-Guitar & Vocal

·       Shahnur Rahman Lumin-Vocal

·       Enam Elahi Tonty-Drums

·       Foad Nasser Babu-Keyboard

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