Football Meets Music at Dashrath Rangashala: Sajjan Raj Vaidya Performance Reported During National League Match

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The Buzz Nepal
January 13 , 2026

Football meets music at Dashrath Rangashala as reports suggest Sajjan Raj Vaidya may perform during the Machhindra FC vs NRT National League match on Magh 2, 2082.

Kathmandu may be set to witness an exciting crossover of sport and sound as reports suggest that acclaimed singer-songwriter Sajjan Raj Vaidya will perform live at Dashrath Rangashala this Friday during a National League football fixture.

According to recent entertainment media reports, the performance is expected to take place on Magh 2, 2082, alongside the Machhindra FC vs New Road Team (NRT) match under the ongoing ANFA National League. If confirmed, the event would mark a rare moment where live music and professional football converge on Nepal’s biggest sporting stage.

A New Matchday Experience for Fans

Dashrath Rangashala has traditionally been the heart of Nepali football, hosting landmark international and domestic matches. The reported inclusion of a live musical performance signals a growing shift towards enhancing matchday experiences, blending entertainment with sport to attract a broader audience.

Sajjan Raj Vaidya, known for his emotive lyrics and minimalistic musical style, represents a different energy from the intensity of league football. His reported appearance would add a cultural dimension to the match, appealing especially to younger audiences who engage with football as both a sport and a lifestyle.

Music, Sport, and Youth Culture

The reported collaboration reflects a wider trend seen globally, where football stadiums double as cultural venues. In Nepal, such integrations remain rare, making this potential performance particularly noteworthy.

For fans, the prospect of watching a high-profile league match and experiencing live music in the same setting underscores how Nepali football is gradually evolving beyond the pitch.

What We Know So Far

Media reports indicate that the match and performance may be available for viewers via MSM Video, with tickets reportedly accessible through digital platforms. However, as of now, official confirmation from ANFA or Sajjan Raj Vaidya’s verified channels has not been publicly issued.

Until formal announcements are made, audiences are advised to treat the event details as reported plans rather than final confirmations.

If confirmed, this football-meets-music moment could signal a promising new direction for live sports entertainment in Nepal: one where culture, community, and competition come together under the stadium lights.