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- Nepathya’s lead singer Amrit Gurung points to the crowd as he perfoms during live concert in Hobert, Australia, on Sunday, December 08, 2019. Courtesy: Trijan Bajracharya
KATHMANDU: After successfully performing in Brisbane, Darwin and Adelaide, Nepal’s popular folk-rock band, Nepathya, rocked the audience at Tasmania Hall, in Hobart, of Australia, on Sunday.
As the clock tickled 7 pm, Nepathya played their hit music videos ‘Sa Karnali‘ and new song ‘Sanjirakha‘ written by poet Tusli Diwas on the big screen before the band members took the centre stage at the full house hall.
During the show, Nepathya, played their old and new songs to entertain audiences in their maiden performance in Hobart.
“Along with this much-awaited concert, Nepathya also brought festive mood and patriotism among Nepalis living in Hobart,” Rojina Tamrakar said after attending the concert.
She further said we are gracious towards the band for creating such an ambience in a foreign land.
As usual, Amrit was supported by Dhurba Lama on drums, Suraj Thapa on keyboards, Subin Shakya on bass guitar, Niraj Gurung on guitars and Shanti Raymajhi on madals.
After Hobart show, Nepathya’s concert entourage will head to Sydney to perform on December 14, the band said.
Meanwhile, Nepathya is currently touring Australia for the fifth time with new music series.
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- Nepathya band’s lead singer Amrit Gurung performs during a live concert in Hobart. Courtesy: Trijan Bajracharya
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- A audence is seen hoisting Nepali flag during Nepathya’s live concert in Hobart of Australia, on Monday, December 09, 2019. Courtesy: Trijan Bajracharya
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- Nepathya’s lead singer Amrit Gurung points to the crowd as he perfoms during live concert in Hobert, Australia, on Sunday, December 08, 2019. Courtesy: Trijan Bajracharya
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- A woman is seen enjoying Nepathya concert along with other audience in Hobart, Australia, on Monday, December 08, 2019. Courtesy: Trijan Bajracharya
