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Sushant KC Live in Sydney 🎶

It had been such a long time since hubby and I went to a concert together, so when we got the chance to see Sushant KC live in Sydney, we were both really looking forward to a night of music, just the two of us.

Sushant KC’s Sydney concert was held at The Crescent in Parramatta Park as part of his Pahuna Australia Tour. It was an open-air concert, which sounded lovely when we first planned it – music, a Sydney evening and an outdoor setting. But on the day, I started getting a little nervous about the weather. It had rained earlier in the afternoon, and I kept wondering whether the evening was going to turn into one of those nights where you spend more time worrying about the weather than enjoying the concert! 😄

Thankfully, my worries didn’t last long.

Once we arrived and the atmosphere started building, everything felt different. There was such a lovely energy in the crowd, with so many Nepali faces, familiar songs and people excited to see Sushant perform live. After spending so much time in our usual family routine, it was actually really nice to step out with hubby, enjoy some music and simply have a fun night together.

And Sushant really delivered.

I thought he was a very good live performer. His stage presence was strong, he connected well with the audience and you could feel the crowd getting more involved as the night went on. There is something special about hearing Nepali songs live, surrounded by people who know the words, sing along and share that same connection to the music. ❤️

I particularly enjoyed the way the concert brought together the music and the crowd. It wasn’t just about standing there and listening — people were singing, dancing, taking photos and enjoying the moment. For me, that was probably one of the nicest parts of the whole evening.

Of course, the outdoor venue did make me think about one thing!

As beautiful as an open-air concert can be, I think I would personally choose an indoor venue next time. 😄 You just never know what Sydney weather is going to do. One minute you’re worried about rain, then you’re thinking about the heat, and then you’re wondering if you brought enough layers for later in the evening!

An indoor venue would definitely make it easier to relax and enjoy the music without constantly thinking about whether the weather is going to cooperate.

But having said that, the weather didn’t take away from what turned out to be a really enjoyable night. In fact, I think the little bit of uncertainty beforehand made us appreciate the evening even more.

It was also nice to have some couple time. With work, kids, family and everything else that fills our days, we don’t always get the chance to go out together and enjoy a concert like this. So standing there next to hubby, listening to Nepali music and enjoying the atmosphere felt like one of those simple moments that you realise you’ve been missing.

Sushant was great, the crowd was full of energy and the whole evening gave us some lovely memories to take home.

Would I choose an outdoor concert again? Maybe… depending on the weather forecast! 😂

But would I go see Sushant KC perform live again? Absolutely. He was a good performer with great stage presence and it was wonderful to see a Nepali artist bringing so much energy to the Sydney stage.

Sometimes it’s not just about the concert itself. It’s about getting dressed up, heading out together, singing along to songs you know, being surrounded by your community and creating a memory with the person sitting beside you.

And after a long time, it was really nice to have one of those nights with my hubby. ❤️🎶

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Take care,

M from Nepaliaustralian
XOXO

Ed Sheeran – Loop Tour Concert in Sydney

We went to see Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour concert in Sydney, and honestly it was one of the most amazing live music experiences we have ever had. The concert took place at Accor Stadium, where tens of thousands of fans gathered to watch one of the world’s most loved singer-songwriters perform live.

The atmosphere was incredible from the moment we arrived. The stadium was packed with people from everywhere, all excited and ready for an unforgettable night of music. We had standing front tickets, which made the whole experience even more special because we were so close to the stage. Being right there in the crowd, feeling the energy of the music and the fans around us, was just unreal.

The Loop Tour itself is very unique. Unlike many big concerts with huge bands and complicated setups, Ed performs mostly on his own using his famous loop pedal, creating beats, guitar layers, and vocals live right in front of the audience. It’s amazing to watch how he builds each song piece by piece on stage. The show runs for nearly three hours with dozens of songs, mixing new music with all his biggest hits.

When he walked on stage, the whole stadium erupted. From the first beat everyone was singing along. Hearing songs like “Castle on the Hill”, “Perfect”, “Thinking Out Loud”, “Photograph”, and “Shape of You” live with thousands of people singing together gave us goosebumps. Every song felt special, and the energy just kept getting bigger and bigger throughout the night.

Standing so close to him made it even more unforgettable. You could really see his passion when he performs. He talks to the crowd, tells stories, and jokes around between songs, which makes the concert feel very personal even in such a huge stadium. It didn’t feel like just a performance — it felt like a real connection between the artist and the fans.

The lights, visuals, and sound were incredible too. The stage design was built so everyone could see him clearly, and the massive screens and lighting effects made every moment feel magical. At times the whole stadium turned into a sea of lights with everyone’s phones up during the emotional songs.

But honestly, the best part was simply the music. Every beat, every lyric, every guitar loop felt perfect. We loved every song and every moment. Seeing Ed Sheeran live like this is something we will never forget.

It was one of those nights where time just flies because you are enjoying every second. Walking out of the stadium afterwards with thousands of people still singing his songs was such an amazing feeling.

Definitely a night to remember. 🎶

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M from Nepaliaustralian
XOXO

Vivid Nights in Sydney – Lights, Laughs & City Love

If you’re in Sydney and haven’t experienced Vivid Sydney 2025 yet, you’re missing out on something truly special. I went with my friend the other night, and it was an unforgettable way to see our city in a whole new light—literally.

Kicking off our night at Circular Quay with the Opera House lit up by David McDiarmid’s cool “Kiss of Light” projections—talk about celebrating love and inclusion! Plus, the Harbour Bridge looked amazing nearby, making it the perfect start to our adventure.

From there, we hopped on a ferry to Barangaroo, exploring the installations along the way. Barangaroo Reserve was a highlight, boasting a concentration of light features that felt like stepping into a dream. The interactive displays and immersive experiences made it a standout spot.

We continued our journey through Darling Harbour, where the water reflected the dazzling lights, creating a mesmerising scene. The atmosphere was electric, with live performances and a buzz of excitement in the air.

This year’s theme, “Dream”, invites everyone to explore the boundaries between reality and imagination. With over 42 large-scale projections and installations spread across five festival zones—including The Rocks, Barangaroo, Darling Harbour, The Goods Line, and Martin Place—there’s something to captivate every visitor.

Notably, the Light Walk is completely free, making it accessible for all to enjoy the stunning displays after 6pm each night.

Vivid Sydney 2025 runs until Saturday, June 14, so there’s still time to immerse yourself in this luminous celebration. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, it’s a fantastic way to experience the city’s creativity and community spirit.

So grab a family or friends, bundle up, and let the lights guide your night.

Note: For more details on installations, food options, and event schedules, check out the official Vivid Sydney website.

M from Nepaliaustralian

XOXO

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Stardust Circus! 🎪✨ in Sydney

If you’re in Sydney these school holidays and looking for something fun to do with the kids, definitely check out Stardust Circus! 🎪✨

They are in Liverpool and Mainly at the moment. I took my kids there yesterday and honestly, we all had such a brilliant time! They absolutely loved it — and to be honest, so did I. 😄

Ticket prices are really reasonable too — $45 for adults and $35 for kids for 2 hours .

The show itself is packed with amazing acts — there are jugglers, acrobats, and the funniest clowns! 🤡 Plus, they have some gorgeous animals

The whole experience is really interactive — the performers get the audience involved, and there’s lots of laughing, clapping and cheering. It feels very intimate and family-friendly.

If you’re interested or want more information, I’d definitely recommend jumping onto their website to check out session times and locations. Honestly, it’s such a great day out, and perfect for making some lovely family memories.

M from Nepaliaustralian

XOXO

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