KATHMANDU: After successfully performing in Brisbane and Darwin, Nepal's popular folk-rock band, Nepathya, rocked the audience at the HQ Complex in Adelaide, on Wednesday. The band started the show with their first recorded song 'Aaganai Bhari Heu Nai Jhare' and entertained the full house audience today. As the show went on, the band played their popular songs and new songs for about two hours. During the show, the band's lead singer Amrit Gurung requested the Nepali youths to love their nation despite living in a foreign land. 'We are extremely happy to perform here and delighted to see audience's love and affection to Nepali music,' Gurung added. 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. As part of their ongoing tour, the band will now leave to Hobart to perform there on December 8 before performing in much-awaited concert in Sydney six days later. Nepathya are currently touring Australia for the fifth time with new music series.