The prominent Bangladeshi rock band Nemesis celebrated its silver jubilee with a special solo concert titled “Eto Diner Poreo Je” at the InterContinental Dhaka on Friday evening, 22 May 2026. The milestone event gathered generations of fans for a nostalgic musical retrospective, showcasing the band’s classic hits and chronicling their extensive journey across the past two and a half decades.
Historic Lineup Reunion and Maher Khan’s Return
A primary highlight of the commemorative event was the onstage reunion of the original members of Nemesis, who returned to the stage specifically for this anniversary celebration. The evening’s most notable surprise was the appearance of former vocalist and guitarist Maher Khan, who performed with the group after a 14-year hiatus. His guest appearance drew an exceptionally enthusiastic response from the audience.
Throughout the concert, Nemesis delivered a diverse setlist that blended their contemporary tracks with foundational hits from their earlier discography. Between musical performances, the band members shared anecdotal stories and histories detailing the creation and inspiration behind some of their most memorable tracks.
Two Decades of Musical Evolution
Nemesis initiated its musical journey in 1999 and was officially established as a formal band in the year 2000. Over its 25-year tenure, the group has transitioned through various musical phases, cementing its position within the Bangladeshi alternative rock landscape.
The band achieved widespread mainstream popularity following the release of its critically acclaimed debut studio album, Onneshon, in 2006. This initial success laid the groundwork for a series of subsequent studio releases that expanded their fanbase and defined their signature sound.
The table below outlines the major studio albums released by Nemesis over their career:
| Album Title | Release Era / Order | Musical Impact |
| Onneshon | Debut Album (2006) | Established mainstream popularity and initial radio success. |
| Tritio Jatra | Subsequent Release | Solidified alternative rock presence in the local industry. |
| Gonojowar | Subsequent Release | Continued thematic evolution and signature sound. |
| VIP | Subsequent Release | Modern era discography expansion. |
The anniversary concert at the InterContinental Dhaka served as a comprehensive celebration of this musical catalogue, bridging the band’s historical roots with its current artistic trajectory.