1974 AD Band of Nepal

 1974 AD is one of Nepal's most iconic and enduring rock bands, with a rich history spanning several decades. The band was formed in 1994, and its name is derived from the Nepali calendar year 1974 BS (Bikram Sambat). Over the years, 1974 AD has played a pivotal role in shaping Nepal's contemporary music scene.

The original members of the band included Phiroj Shyangden (vocals, guitars), Nirakar Yakthumba (drums), Niraj Gurung (bass), and Bhanu A (keyboards). They were later joined by Manoj Kumar KC (saxophone) and Subash Kunwar (lead guitars).

1974 AD's music can be described as a fusion of rock, blues, and pop, with lyrics often touching on themes of love, life, and social issues. They are known for their catchy melodies, powerful vocals, and memorable guitar riffs. Some of their most popular songs include "Sambodhan," "Samjhi Baschu," and "Parelima."

The band has released several albums, each contributing to their growing fan base. Their music resonates not only with the youth of Nepal but also with Nepali communities worldwide. Over the years, 1974 AD has been recognized with numerous awards for their musical contributions.

Aside from their musical achievements, the band members have been active in various philanthropic endeavors, using their influence to support social causes in Nepal.

1974 AD's longevity and continued relevance in Nepal's music industry showcase their enduring talent and the deep connection they have with their audience. They remain a significant and beloved presence in the country's musical landscape.