When Feroze Sangden sang the lyrics, 'Timilai Pirti Bandhaunla', and it began – 'Rock Yatra 2.' After about five minutes of instrumentals, folk favorite band 1974 AD started, the band's final journey.

In particular, 'Rock Yatra 2' was being promoted as the band's last tour. In 2002, the band's Rock Yatra at Dasharath Rangshala is considered to be the historic concert with the largest audience ever.

At that time, there are 30,000 spectators inside the stadium and 30,000 spectators outside. However, the band had promoted 'Rakayatra 2' as their last concert in front of such a grand audience. More than 10,000 spectators were present at Hyatt Square on Saturday. 

The audience groped their hips to many of the band's hit songs, swayed to the romantic songs and touched their aching hearts again to songs like the heart-wrenching 'Mutu Bhari Bhari'. Sometimes he was proud of being a Nepali in Hayat's square by saying 'My heart is Nepali', sometimes he expressed his devotion to the country by singing 'Rato ar Chandra Surya'.' In the 30th year of the

band's establishment, '1974 AD' sometimes led the audience to romantic feelings and sometimes touched the aching hearts during the three-hour long performance. The band enthralled the audience for hours with their love songs of separation and devotion to the country. 

was the band's second performance, 'Chhuthine Toor Mayale'. When Adrian sang this song while playing the drums. The audience also supported. The incorporeal Yakthumba, who is also the founder of the band, mixed a beautiful rendition of Bess. After Manoj KC's rhythm was mixed, the song touched the hearts of those who sang "Chhunthin" with joy.

'It's been 30 years, your love has arrived here,' Nirakar Yakthumba sang the band's another famous song 'Samjhi Baschu'. This song is a song from the band's second album. 

We are not only known for songs, but also for instrumentals. Now we are playing the same instrumental, repeat the words I sing,' Manoj Singh asked the audience to repeat Om Shanti as soon as he finished the performance of Migi Bashu. During the concert, the band performed occasional instrumentals while the songs played. The instrumental titled 'Crossings' sounded unmatched with the beautiful combination of Manoj's flute and Sanjay Shrestha's percussion. Most of the band members sang at least one song at the

concert. Vocalists Adrian and Feroze Sangden did not sing. As Adrian sings 'Enough is enough', the band continues to support him. In particular, this song was sung by Adrian remembering the Darjeeling-Kalingpong conflict at that time. After this song, Adrian performed on 'Mutu Bhari Bhari'. Especially this song was written targeting fans, band members and family at that time.

Feroze sang 'Changba and the Revolution'. Then percussionist Sanjay Shrestha sang 'Swargadapi Gariyasi'. After about 1 hour of performance, the band was moved from the main stage to the middle stage. The band gave an acoustic performance on this middle stage. When the band sang 'Bandher Rak Timrai...' the interlude of another famous song of the band hummed. Then the audience shouted loudly, 'Lukai Rakhan in Pareli'.

Before singing the song 'Sambodhan', Adrian told the story of how he later connected with the royal family even though he wrote the song aimed at teachers. After the song 'Jati Maya Lae Peni', the band performed on 'Mylule', the only popular song from their first album. The

band performed songs like 'Chowbandi', 'Garansai Phulyo' towards the end of the final journey. 'Nepali Ho' was sung last. Before singing this song, Mapan Bhusal, the creator of the song, was called on stage. Mapan was given a hug by all the band members, Mapan dressed Adrian in a dhaka hat before singing. Then the band sang - Jaso gar je wan, Jata seku lijau mei, Yo man ta mere nepali hai.' The audience also sang enthusiastically in this performance of the band.