Waiting for MLTR to come over the stage. Sound system being checked.. crowd has swollen a bit.—
Dinesh Wagle (@wagle) November 19, 2011
{more tweets inside]
mltr perform in kathmandu
Nepali band Kutumba, popular for their instrumental music, warm up the audience before the visiting Danish band MLTR show to the Himalayan audience how they have learned to rock in all these years. This is the second international gig (by western musicians) since last February when Canadian Bryan Adams kicked off his show with Bob Seger’s Katmandu.
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Here are more photos from the concert: (all by Suraj Kunwar)
Here are my tweets from the concert venue (chronological order):
Waiting for MLTR to come over the stage. Sound system being checked.. crowd has swollen a bit.—
Dinesh Wagle (@wagle) November 19, 2011
Just surveyed the MLTR concert venue, inspected gold, slvr etc sections, not many ppl, way way below wat it was at Bryan Adams show in Feb—
Dinesh Wagle (@wagle) November 19, 2011
The feel too is not as grand & magnetic as it was in the national stadium in Feb. Just comparing betwn @bryanadams & MLTR shows in Kathmandu—
Dinesh Wagle (@wagle) November 19, 2011
But then ppl here in Tundikhel, the MLTR concert venue, are excited, some dancing, & waiting for the band to come over the stage & perform—
Dinesh Wagle (@wagle) November 19, 2011
MLTR open their show w/ some dramatic effects…n now I can see/hear the crowd lipsyncing the sleeping child (2nd no.) twitpic.com/7gaid5—
Dinesh Wagle (@wagle) November 19, 2011
One dude is waiving Sun&Moon. Don't know why. But MLTR say they r pleased be "here, so far away, in Nepal"—
Dinesh Wagle (@wagle) November 19, 2011
MLTR ask us if we are warm or freezing after doing "someday". Crowd so far seems to be enjoying the show.—
Dinesh Wagle (@wagle) November 19, 2011
Didn't plan to tweet much today n my phone reminds me of that now, battery down! #nowplaying: something you shld know—
Dinesh Wagle (@wagle) November 19, 2011
Wagle ji! Right now me at pokhara but i feel m at ktm for mltr concert. Enjoying wid your tweets. Thanx dinesh!
They’re actually not the second western artist performing here in Nepal. You must have been confused because of all the hype these two got. The event called Silence Festival had invited international (western) bands to perform here in Nepal in 2010 as well as 2011.