Chumbak to Bring Their Newest EP Nepali Gatibidhi Live to Moksh This Saturday, July 4

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The Buzz Nepal
July 1 , 2026

Nepali alternative rock bandChumbakis all set to take the stage at Moksh, Jhamsikhel, on Saturday, July 4, with a live performance celebrating Nepali Gatibidhi. Organized by KLM Records, the event promises an evening oforiginalmusic, electrifying performances, and an intimate concert experience for fans of Nepal’s independent music scene.

Presented in collaboration with Moksh, Tuborg, and K Garira, the concert is expected to draw music enthusiasts eager to witness one of the country’s rising alternative rock acts perform live.

About the Event

Chumbak Live: Nepali Gatibidhi is more than just a concert, it’s a celebration of the band’s latest musical project. The event will showcase songs from Nepali Gatibidhi, alongside other tracks that have helped Chumbak build a loyal following over the years.

Hosted at Moksh, one of Kathmandu’s most recognized live music venues, the performance offers audiences a chance to experience the band’s music in an up-close and immersive setting.

Bringing Nepali Gatibidhi to Life

With Nepali Gatibidhi, Chumbak continues to explore its signature blend of alternative rock, compelling storytelling, andcontemporarysounds. The project reflects the band’s evolving musical identity while staying true to the style that has resonated with listeners across Nepal.

The live show is expected to translate that energy from the studio to the stage, giving fans the opportunity to experience the music as it was meant to be heard, in front of a live audience.

Event Details

Chumbak Live: Nepali Gatibidhi will take place on Saturday, July 4, at Moksh, Jhamsikhel. The event is organized by KLM Records in collaboration with Moksh, Tuborg, and K Garira. Tickets are available through the official QR code shared by the organizers.

With an evening dedicated to original music andliveperformance, the concert is set to be a memorable outing for fans of alternative rock and Nepal’s ever-growing independent music scene.