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Kuma Sagar and The Khwopa Band bring their USA tour to Texas Live! on October 3

Kuma Sagar and The Khwopa Band have already played New York, the Bay Area and the DMV this tour. On October 3, it's Dallas's turn.

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Kuma Sagar and The Khwopa Band bring their USA tour to Texas Live! on October 3

Nepali singer Kuma Sagar and The Khwopa Band will perform at Texas Live! in Arlington on October 3, 2026.

For Dallas–Fort Worth's Nepali and Newa community, the show is another stop on what has become one of the most closely watched Nepali-artist tours of the year in North America with the return to the same venue where the act played in March, suggesting Texas Live! has become a repeat home for Nepali diaspora concerts in the region.

The Dallas-area date is being promoted by Fem Nepal, an Irving, Texas-based event management and artist management company, which announced that tickets were officially on sale for "Kuma Sagar & The Khwopa Live in Dallas on October 3" at Texas Live! in Arlington. Arlington-based MOMO Entertainment has also been promoting the show on its social channels. Tickets are being sold through kgarira.com, the same ticketing platform used for the act's earlier Dallas-area date.

The USA Tour 2026 has taken Kuma Sagar and The Khwopa Band across the country through September and into October: confirmed dates include the UC Theatre in Alameda/Berkeley (around September 12–13), Rockville, Maryland (September 18), Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (September 19), and Amazura Concert Hall in Queens, New York (October 2) described by organisers as the tour's only New York date.

The band's earlier Texas Live! appearance came on March 6, 2026, at the venue's Arlington Backyard space, as part of a prior tour leg.

The return to Texas Live! within a single year points to a steady US touring appetite for Nepali diaspora audiences and to organisers treating the venue as a proven draw for the region rather than a one-off booking. For Dallas–Fort Worth's Nepali and Newa communities, the show offers another chance to see a touring Nepali act live, alongside the community and vendor engagement that typically accompanies these events.

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