Nepathya urges fans to preserve Nepal’s language and music
Summary
Nepathya drew thousands to a sold-out concert in Kirtipur, where frontman Amrit Gurung urged fans to preserve the Nepali language and support communities affected by natural disasters. The band revisited the place where its story began and announced upcoming shows in Nepal, Sikkim and Australia.
Key Points
- Thousands of fans attended a sold-out Nepathya concert at Kirtipur’s Lab School grounds.
- Frontman Amrit Gurung urged people to preserve Nepali, saying the language’s survival would help keep its melodies alive.
- He also called on audiences to support the government and communities affected by natural disasters.
- Nepathya plans to perform in Gangtok, Itahari and Charali before touring Australia in December.
