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Tuborg proudly announces Tuborg Open Sessions, a YouTube series featuring live studio-recorded performances by various artists, established and emerging. From old classics to current fan favorites to up and coming talents, the digital platform will welcome to share their creativity, collaborate with each other and experiment and mix various genres.

Tuborg has a long and proud heritage with music, helping introduce new genres and artists to new markets. With Tuborg Open Sessions, the brand is hoping to set new trends in terms of musical collaboration in Nepal by breathing new life to old classics and paving a path for upcoming artists.

With Channel Arbitrary, one of the top YouTube channels in Nepal for music (creator), Tuborg Open Sessions intends to fulfill what’s lacking in Nepalese music industry currently; a complete digital platform for artists and musicians to experiment, work together and gain new experiences and sharing them with others to see where it takes them, therefore, also creating opportunities for new artists. The series will have Nepali and other instruments to cater different artists and their musical genres.


Music conducted and rearranged by Cobweb

Strings:
Bal Gopal Maharjan
Robin Karki Dhali
Manohar Sunam
Keshav Sunam
Bidur Gautam
Mani Raj Rasaily

CELLO :
Nishad Shrestha

SAXPHONE :
Rojib Shahi

SUPPORTING ARTIST
Shailendra Shakya
Sarthak Shakya
Kiran Maharjan
Simian Maharjan
Tisa bajracharya
Biphasa Bajracharya
Ritika shakya

BAND CREW
Prashanna Bikram shah
Samir Pachhai Chetri



Editor : Roses Shrestha
Assistant editor: Saugandha Dangol
Graphics Design : Sandesh Shah

Lights and Sound: ISS

Stage: Vinayak Fabrication

All Rights Reserved to Arbitrary Events Private Limited.
Category
Nepali Rock
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