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Sithi Saha captivates audience in a houseful Auckland concert

  • 10:11 pm - May 18, 2026
Popular Bangladeshi singer Sithi Saha performing live at a houseful concert in Auckland, New Zealand on May 16, entertaining expatriate Bangla music lovers with her vibrant stage presence. Image: Facebook

Melbourne, May 18: Popular Bangladeshi singer Sithi Saha delivered a vibrant live performance on May 16 in Auckland, New Zealand, captivating expatriate Bangla music lovers in a fully packed concert. The event, held in a houseful venue, saw audiences deeply engaged and emotionally moved by her widely loved songs.

The entire concert was filled with energy, applause, and enthusiastic participation from the audience. With a mix of contemporary music, folk songs, and popular numbers, the performance created a lively and festive atmosphere. In several songs, the audience sang along with the artist, creating a deeply emotional and unforgettable experience inside the venue.

Expatriate Bangladeshis present at the event said that such a vibrant Bangla music programme after a long time added a new dimension to Auckland’s cultural scene. Many praised Sithi Saha for her energetic performance and her warm interaction with the audience throughout the concert.

The packed audience enjoying the energetic performance of Sithi Saha, creating an unforgettable musical evening in Auckland’s cultural event scene. Image: Facebook

One audience member commented, “Didi, today’s performance was truly amazing! Your vibrant presentation, mesmerizing voice, and exceptional talent made the evening even more special and memorable. You once again spread love and admiration in everyone’s hearts.”

Speaking about the event, Sithi Saha told OTN Bangla, “The concert was completely houseful and very successful. The response from the audience was truly overwhelming and heart-touching.”

She further added that the immense love, enthusiasm, and support from the Bangladeshi diaspora inspired her performance and turned the entire evening into a deeply emotional and memorable experience.

The artist also expressed her gratitude to the organizers, saying she was overwhelmed by the love and appreciation from the audience.

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