KATHMANDU, MARCH 11

After a successful performance in Canberra, Nepathya, Nepal's renowned folk-rock band, mesmerized a full-house audience at their Perth concert.

In a statement, Nepathya said, on the occasion, the band delivered a blend of old and new songs, keeping the crowd engaged and dancing to their rhythms.

As the clock struck 9:30 PM local time, the venue resonated with music videos playing on the screen, setting the stage for an electrifying night. Moments later, Nepathya ascended the stage, opening their performance with the soul-stirring melody of 'Koshiko Pani.'

This marked the band's third appearance in Perth, the capital of Western Australia, which maintains a slight two-hour time difference from Nepal.

Following their performance in Perth, the band will head to Australia's eastern coast for the next leg of their tour. Their upcoming concert is scheduled for March 14 at The Tivoli in Brisbane.

Subsequently, Nepathya will perform on March 18 – Odeon Theatre, Hobart, the capital of Tasmania, Australia's southernmost island state; March 21 – Hindley Street Music Hall, Adelaide; March 24 – Festival Hall, Melbourne; March 29 – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney, marking the grand finale of their Australian tour.

On stage, Amrit Gurung was accompanied by Dhruva Lama on drums, Subin Shakya on bass guitar, Neeraj Gurung on guitar, Shanti Rayamajhi on madal, and Dinesh Raj Regmi on keyboards. In addition to the performing artists, a 14-member management and technical team is also part of the tour.

After their Sydney performance, the band will return to Nepal two days later.

According to the statement, audiences can find event details and book tickets online via Nepathya's official website: www.nepathya.com.np.