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Jhamsikhel Sessions returns this November with 12 independent acts

The open-air showcase is back for its fourth edition, spotlighting emerging artists from Kathmandu, Pokhara, Dharan and Butwal across two nights.

By Anisha Karki

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The Jhamsikhel Sessions — the open-air showcase that has quietly become one of the best places to discover new Nepali music — returns on 21–22 November for its fourth edition.

The line-up

Twelve independent acts will play across two nights, including:

  • Sunita Gurung with a full folk-fusion ensemble
  • The Kathmandu Drift, previewing songs from Loadshedding Lullabies
  • Maya Thapa's first-ever live band set
  • A late-night DJ set from Bhairav Beats

Tickets and access

Early-bird passes are available now, with a limited number of free student tickets released every Friday. The venue is step-free, and a quiet zone will be available for anyone who needs a break from the crowd.

"The idea has always been simple: give new artists a real stage and a real sound system." — organiser Anisha Karki

Melophile is a media partner for this year's edition and will be publishing interviews with the artists in the run-up to the festival.

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  • Jhamsikhel Sessions 2025 — Aftermovie

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