Nepathya, one of the leading Nepali musical bands, is going to organise a month long musical tour from December 2 to December 31.
The band is preparing to perform across the country under ‘Humanity Promotion Campaign’.
Earlier, the band had performed under the campaigns like ‘Education for Peace’ which aimed at ending the interference of armed men in schools, and ‘Beautiful and Peaceful Nepal’ with a message to free the country from the cycle of conflicts.
Now, Nepathya has joined hands with Manavsewa Ashram, a social organisation, with the purpose of contributing to humanity through ‘Music for Humanity Campaign’.
Manavsewa Ashram is a non-profit organisation which has been supporting people suffering from mental illness, people who have no family and relatives or have been neglected by their family and society.
This organisation is currently operating its services in all 77 districts across the country.
Nepathya will perform first at Hatkhola Ground in Biratnagar on December 2.
Then the band will move to Adarshannagar Stadium in Birjung on December 5, Bhutan Devi School Ground in Hetauda on December 8, Narayangadh’s Campachour on December 11, Nepalgunj on December 15, Dhangadhi Stadium on December 18, and at the open stage of Birendranagar Surkhet on December 21.
Likewise, the band will perform in Butwal on December 24, and Pokhara on December 27.
The band will wrap up its tour by performing at Bhrikuti Mandap, Kathmandu, on December 31.
According to a press statement issued by Nepalaya, lead singer and leader of the band Amrit Gurung said, “We have been taking up not only music but also social responsibility.
“We are going to organise an open sky show with high-level technology everywhere,” said Kiran Krishna Shrestha, the head of Nepalaya.
Source : TRN,
