Charlie Puth Concert in Dhaka likely a scam
The anticipation surrounding the “Charlie Puth Live in Dhaka” concert, scheduled for February 10, 2024, has taken an unexpected turn as doubts arise about the authenticity of the event organised by Silverline Events. While the country eagerly awaited the musical extravaganza featuring the international sensation, recent developments suggest that all may not be as it seems.
Silverline Events, the organisers behind the much-anticipated concert, officially announced the date on their official page, generating excitement amongst fans. In a surprising move, they also revealed that two additional local artistes would join Charlie Puth on stage at the International Convention City Bashundhara (ICCB). However, scepticism emerged when the ticket prices were disclosed, starting at an unusually low Tk 2000, raising eyebrows and sparking speculation amongst concertgoers.
The plot thickened with the emergence of rumours about a possible scam when the event organisers sought media partnership with The Daily Star. While waiting for verification, the organisers informed us that a video announcement featuring the artiste would be released shortly.
However, doubts deepened when The Daily Star’s Aaqib Hasib reached out to Charlie Puth’s brand manager, Brent Smith, via email only to receive a statement that no show had been confirmed.
“Not sure how this story originated but it is not accurate information. Charlie is not scheduled to Bangladesh,” responded Brent Smith to The Daily Star’s correspondent.
The manager expressed confusion about the origins of the story, stating categorically that the information was inaccurate and that Charlie Puth was not scheduled to perform in Bangladesh.
The scepticism intensified when one Nafisa Nawal, a vigilant individual, took to social media to share her concerns. In a public service announcement, Nawal revealed two critical pieces of information that cast doubt on Silverline Events’ credibility. Firstly, she asserted that the organisers had not collaborated with MGH on any Career Fair, debunking their claims. Secondly, she pointed out that an image purportedly from the CPC Career Fair was, in fact, from the BYLC Career Expo, visibly contradicting the organisers’ statements.
Nawal’s post resonated with many, raising questions about the legitimacy of the entire event. “Stay woke, y’all. Charlie Puth has not even toured India, and he is not currently on tour anywhere,” she emphasised, urging caution amongst potential concert attendees. Nawal expressed disbelief at the ticket prices, deeming them unusually low for an international artiste of Charlie Puth’s stature.
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