Kathmandu, September 22
Nepali pop band Mongolian Heart is heading to Europe for the first time in three decades. Under the “Mongolian Heart Europe Mini Tour 2026,” the band will perform live in four countries.
The tour is being organised by Four Brothers Event Management. The band’s eight-member team is scheduled to depart on September 24.
The team’s lineup includes Raju Lama on lead vocals, Bobby Lama on guitar, Santosh Thapa Magar on drums, Pawan Kapali on bass guitar, Bhupendra Bajracharya on lead guitar, Baburaja Maharjan on madal and tabla, Binaya Maharjan on flute, and Nirendra Ranjit as sound engineer.
According to the schedule, the band will perform live in Denmark on September 26, Romania on October 3, Portugal on October 5, and Croatia on October 11. This European trip is tied not only to music but also to a social cause.
Singer Lama said part of the proceeds from the musical tour will go towards relief for those affected by the Bhotekoshi floods.
“Our journey is not limited to entertainment alone. We also have a responsibility towards our Nepali brothers and sisters affected by the disaster in Rasuwa and elsewhere. So we will use part of the funds raised from this tour to support them,” singer Lama said.
Guitarist Bobby Lama, who is also the band’s manager, has invited the entire Nepali community and music lovers in Europe to take part in this journey, which is tied to a social cause as well.
